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GOING car AND COMING II

IN t'.af hpuc was JOY and sorrow
Ni'r' an infant fist drrw breath,
" h..'an 1g'i sir was draviug
Ncar u.'" r., gate - i srh.
IL fr'b'cpu!s' was falling.
And ms g." was growing DIM:
H. MAS Standing ON d.. threshold
Nhn th", hro"-h; the babe TO lin.
Ntii" 70 mugmu~ forth blessing
ON ihr Ili,'' ,':- b. u;rd.
In !r'' troubling arms b. aisad u,
fr-"d il to hi, lips, and died.
I'm awlT aar.rr-s I.,l.jh
rn thr path tn y both begin,
"l' thus m"' upon the threshold,
tong "u' and coming in.
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Graceful COMPLIMENT TO a WTE.-
The following neat and beautiful repl,
was made by tie late Daniel O'Connell
in response to toast given in compliment
to his wife, who was the object of his lon,
and aifpctionate attachment. 1t was givci
at a political melting. TIE English Ian
guage could not furnish anything NOR
touchingly tender and graceful:
There are some topics of so sacred an,
sweet n nature, that they may be compre
hended by those WHO are happy, but the,
cannot be possibly described by any human
being. All that | shall do is to thank yo,
in the nlmo Of her who was the disinter
ested choice Of my early youth; who wa
the ever-checrful companion of my manly
years and who is the sweetest solace o
that oscar and yellow leaf age at which
have arrived. In her name thank YOU
and this you may readily believe; for Elk
pcrience, I think, will show to Us all, tina
man cannot battle and struggle with ih,
malignant enemies Of his country, unlrsi
his nest at home is warm and cemfortabl,
-unless the honey Of human life is com
mendcd by a hand that he loves.
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death was in the world before the creation
OF the races ofmen. For this evidence i
is customary 20 travel abroad, but we vii
content oursrlf with such as may be founc
on orr own continent, as here is ricl
Held tor the s.uleat of natural science.
In our communication of the week be
fore last, we remarked that in the caIca
rcous' formations, or limestone beds Of
Southwestern Virginia, were 10 be found
the fossil remains of animals whose races
are now extinct. Among these arc TIE
IAiuso:ia' cTUstacea, sauria, reptilia, icthy.
oiitc, ichthyGsauras, and Others. In ou
native county lee county, Virginia. we
have found most Of the fossils. They are
embedded IN the solid limestone, and their
form Is as perfect a. can br. Accustomed
TO seeing them from the earliest dawnng
of our intellect, we studied them 50 asteii-
lively during the periods of our childhood
and youth, that their form and appearance
are indcIlihiy stamped en- our memory.
Though nearly fourteen years have elaps-
ed since we saw them last, we have as
distinct recollection Of them as though
W had seen them but Yesterday.
These animals date back an existence
doubles many ten thousands of years
To-. =, = Z Al.
considered - Il fit hab;tation for man.
These animals having existed so great n
length Of tia.c before the creation of the
races Of men, it necessarily follows that
they dird. ceased to exist as animated
living being, thus showing conclusivelv
that it was not an act in future, Of a be-
Ing not yet crested, that caused their
death.
But after ,hrae animals had run their
rae. and creased to exist, except as fossils
-,crpcual wi'ncssr, # tine order of sue
cr.Siy, crcatious--we find other animal.
Of higher orders coming into existence
| higher both rs to organism and intelli-
grncr. These, too, run their race, fulfill
ed their mission IN earth, and passed
away, leaving the same evidence behind
them Of their existence that their prcde-
ccse'rs had left that *, fossil remains
These are swept away by the onward
march Of tine aud We have faur-footed
animals created. Inc largest of these
were the mammoth and masotdon. These
monsters of creation were once proud of
enjoying their native liberty on american
soil Their fossils have bocn found in
many places on our continent. The NAM
moth roan"d over the portion Of it We
h''" adopted as o"r home, and we have
before IT. Row portion of the tusk Of one
ot thca". hut thrr" a. well as all others
then living, run their race before the earth
had undergone those changes necessary to
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TO I,EL.N %,F1Ecfess.

.TVHE ~ RNCRIHHR having made arrange
, m,r's ia - Louis t'r th" pu,chas" of
CORN, PORK and such -.othrr supplies OF
Western Produce, rs Ilrtcrs may need, Is now
taking odrIs fnr that ruPo'". Such Of the
planters # Rapjd,s Parish as h. cannot h. ah'
70 So, iu person and who may drsIr, to rutrui
him VII, tnri- oi,'ris vi phase address him q
AlrNmud.ia. car, /! Rob 'rt>''a ~ Co, or lray,
;hril u'drrs with tlio,,' gentlemen.
a-cyG-ir W. \ j.. MURRAY.
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STEAMBOATS,.

REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET-Fur
Shreveport, Gran" Bayou, CaHp'r. Grand kcorr.
st Nnnric'. Montgomery, Gothic. Nl.NauiFja
N"rman~, G"rtnns. bashu'S anl I'll intrrmrdi-
ate landings on Rcd livcT-Th. entirely u-w
and tISt running passenger PACK: Grand
Duke SAW A"Pi.E ,NG.:. N ,strf. viii run
~ a regular packet in III" ahov, trade For
inight or rassagr apply oH board anl2
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John L.DeNeI..
+ BOOT AND SHOE
Z VI \ * T. K. tx.

IIOj Id respectfully inform tho citizcns Of
~ Eapid'S Parish that h, has removed his
Boot ad Shoe S;orr to trout Street next door t.
pur ilou>r, No /. opposite tn Ferry Landing,
wir1r hr viii hr pleased TO r-c,ivr III, old cas-
iuu,.',. and u..,,., NV one 60, r">-ihr Al
or .us .... ..-- .t. .. p!
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4 SHALL continue tu furnish Gin Stands as
/ h.r,tut,rr at jiu old stand j. - Charles
street -, office j. on he second floor, No &.
tim Stands constantly kept on alnd To supply
oirStnu..rs 40 not deem il rrcrs>ary To- SAY
ANY hing ui tlr .s'ri> o, ms Gin S,aul., - fs,H
Il, - or rl,u. Nps.urlly. which az disuihntrd
through u"arly the 80 hol,. cotton growing country.
Not bring alb! go supply IA, d,n.aud the las: ,'a-
sol, au ,,f'u ling n,. Etctor, :" ~ To- h- rns-
a'''j To- m1E. !.hp N'a.l> NEXT ason, sad shall
7.r rrLT''
.ao.i,. .,>.III iI.tIT
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Ior ih" Constitutional
''-k,TjsiHHr"S o. Before El,s
Sit!ciGEi 81 a." Faces OF vScs;-
RSc:g.crtiol.
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NOTICE.
GREAT lNTDUCENIE t. 7
ls Z lid H IS ~
Cypress Lumber at Fifteen Dollars per

Thous sand.
d WI deliver Cypress lImh,I at any point on
4 R,d River hriwr. II -! EaudIia and nv Ian
ding or q; AlcNau'Ia. AZ E;trn p. thousand: 70 So.
Cypress ;Nhingi,> at fv" dollars Der tluuu,l,,I.
Tia shingles made by NY mill, are more pen Ct.
uniform. smou,l and better than cam De- mad. l,y
hand. cr any oih,r machine cxiant Thy ar.
pEra by the action Of the saw which cuts ont >l,a-
wings with tie grain of the wood lil," q gruovrrr
plane. Mechanics eau do orc-ilird more work
PEI day, and max" 3orc perfect r,-f ilan can b.
mad" with shingles uadrdy handler from airy other
machine now in uar. Thsc linel,s can BE- lad at
: / - per thousand phan ori,y, ,xcr,d ffty thou
sand. Having two steam saw mills, and single
mill constantly IN operation. am prepared to ill all
uidrr> promptly.
= Orders itt with my agent Mr T.. Johnson,
or ~ his drug store will have prompt attention
Aug. ct j. NJ Wells
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LADIES' DEPARTMENT.


SINGULAR SCENE.-A foreign CORES
pondent writing from town in Germany
says: "I'hc auction of dancers AT vii
lage is curious affair. The. girls are al
assembled on an open space, generally il
front Of the burgomaster's house Of bust
ness, aud an auttioneer having been cl,o
Sen among the young men, generally 4
wag in his way-tlIe names of Roschen|
Narmsrhen, Kirtehcn, and all the otlei
cdcEs, IAN endcaring diminutive by which
the lasscs are stylcd,) are called out, and
the auction for the dancers proceeds which
gives the highest bidder the sole rigid
over the hand for the year, at all f;fi
dancings aad rrioicings which take PLACED
and these are not few. 1t is general,
an understood thing that it is akin 10 I
declaration; but still it is not in any way
binding. OF course there are struggled
and competition for the prettiest, but sid
falls 20 the richest. The cash goes to PAN
musicians and n spread or two; and, ii
anything is over, it is given TO thd
church"
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". Is. LEWIS,

4 TTORNEI ard Couns'llor 81 Law, Al"xan-
n dria. La-Wiil uaetic, in ,l.> and adion-
nc parishes dl5-'y.
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f.Nt,a = -cia Tax t. b. COLLECTED with ;hc IaN
Of loo, tof i rc,if 81 the poor aHl ucc'>>itous.
Foo thr UI..,Aas,. It conn and pgNlnrnt Of a.rIfi.
$3.50 49, - ed r"i T., -. l'"'.,o .Iurr at ir~
l.frt.., -.--..p1 irl!
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l<E slEGULAR NEW ORLEANS
$50 Red River Jacket Il w. Hob
cI't~. Il. II. Roh.liS. Master This maguili-
cent steamer, having been built during the past
SEASON expressly for the Lake Bistru,au and
lower Red River tr'"i., IS i'll ua>,. regular trip,
from Slmdtu, AlrNaudiia arA NV OTl..ru>.
p Her accommodations aIr unsurpassed D.,
any boat in fh' tI7l' DID.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

OIEYROUIE * LANGSDGBFF.
NTHOLESALE Grocrrs and Importr5s of
w French Wines, Liquors and Brandi's, !,
~ and - =, Louis i, New Or'aEs dec
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Fail and Winter Goods.

<NDNtOf
compIi>n" every variety. shade and style of
Iaiis' dress goods. flarS. l,i,iug Hats Prints.
Bipachrt and Brown Cu'tuns Linens, Hosiery,
IIauik,iclirfS CloakS, MmtiliaS, &c, &c, &c.
Gents Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shoes oil Clothing, &c.. &c.
Russell programs. Lusrys. Lowcs, Piads,
Blankets, Mud Boots, Sa3ilcry. Hardware.
Qucrswar'. Wond,uware: all kinds OF Tobacco>,
Liquors, Candies. Soaps &c
al of which will BE- sold AZ moirIa'" profits.
and Th,ral discount made fer CASH Great
pleasure will H. taken in showing the stock, and
no chalg,. made ioT truuDh. For further particI-
lar, call in and examine f,r YOURS, ives.
odI} Il II. &. HETHERWICK
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DANTE AND Hts WIFE.--In 1901 h.
was married 10 Comma del Donati, al
alliance which proved not only fruitful d
offspring but Of domestic trouble to IN,
poet, which was largely attributable d
the savage temper Of his wife. Aftei
long continued endurance on the part o.
Dante, his wife one day asked him VIII,
he had ever abandoned his peace as 7
single. man to incur the troubles of married
life. lie replied that lac had done so be-
cause the scriptures prescribed passing
through much tribulation ~ the necessar,
prerequisite of entering heaven! to wIlicl
his wife, in her usual opposite temper, ami
swered that he should be disappointed, Il
that was his object, and accordingly from
that hour she became one of the InildesI
and most sweet-tempered women imasiua
bic.
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W. +. SHROPSHIRE.

ATTORNEY II LAVE ALEXANDRIA, LA.
OFFICE South >il. o. Public S'ran., one door
~ ahry, Mr,~r>. lIymau Cazaha,s otticr.
August -, i-C'-lv.
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JOHN Osborn,

= TEOENEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
- \ tlryauigia, -.
T. Oficr @rcord doc. from III" Post OGIcr.
AUGUST r. i-tiD ~
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BARLOW * WADUlll,

4 TTORNENS AND COTNSELLORS At
"A LAW.-Oiicy Il; Alexandra and Marks
VILE. u!i-iy
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ADVICE 70 L,DIEs.--A lady complain
to the Boston Post that no gentlemai
arose TO give hcE seat in Il horse car, an,
asks what to do. The gallant editor rec
ommcnds her in such case to place her
self in the lap Of the lest looking one Il
the crowd. 1t would be good enough 70
tho ced.uto,r ,.;tch
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"Can you tell" asked blooming LIS
Of sutton once. "what ship carries MOI
passengers than the Great Eastern -
q Wen, madam, really ! don't think
can" Why, it is courtship," replied til
with conscious blush.
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Take the seed Of thought and miners
it in the waters Of Christianity till it germ
mate, and you have the young twig q
happiness. which may grow and blossom
on earth, and will bear fruit in eternity.
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WHAT MAKES TUE GBNTLEMAN.-T
takes four things to make n thorough ger,
tleman. You must be gentleman in you
principles, gentleman ii' your tastes.
gentleman in your person, and gentle
man in your maunels. No man who do,,
not combine these qualities can be justl:
termed a tIuc gentleman.
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HARDWAR.E.
TOIIN ID. BETH e. SONS "

JOHN D. BErH & SONS
Agents FOR the manufacture Of
SHEET AND BOLT COFFEE. BRASS AND COPPER
TUBING, TENNESSEE IRON, CAST IRON PIPES.
PLANTATION BELLS. AND BRANCH,
CR0oKEs & CO.'S SAWS
Nos. 80 and 81 Camp street,
New Orleans.
Intending retire from the Shelf Goods business md conne
ourselves Heavy Hardware IRON Steel Copper Tin Plate
spel!er Axes, Springs, Hubs, spokes Feoes etc. etc.
offer sale large discount Shelf Goods
in quantities to s purchasers The stock fall and complete
comprising fni assortment Of every article required in
country store including general assortment of Fancy Goods
Perfery Country Merchants Paners and the public
generally will find it their interest call and examine the
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We also offer for sale .....
$50 Premium Tennessee Iron assorted Flat. and
Square, Of ri! sizes.
Plough and Boiler Plates all sizes
800 tons Merchant English Ion assorted Flat Round ard
Square
100 tons Refined English Iron, assorted Flat Round and
Square.
10 tons Angle Iron. assorted.
20 Half Round Oval and Half Oval Iron.
10 :. BeTel Iron.
20 Scroll Iron.
1000 bundles Hoop Iron. assorted, q to inch.
$50 Band =. :. to sx1S and 3-16 Inch.
800 Sheet 10toN ineh
80 :. Russia skeet Iron. ..E.-g 49,,
100 Galvanized Sheet Iron.
For sale by JOHN n. BEIN & SONS,
Nos. 50 and 81 Camp street,
n14 MoWe&Frf New Orleans.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.

STATE LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orlehns.S
Be remembered that this sh day of October 1860 before
ha subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared TUYES, President md W.
HINCKs Secretary of the New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Company of New Orleans who being duly according
law do depose and say, that the above just and
true and transcript from the Company.
J. TUYES, President.
J.W. HIscKs, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this day. October 1860
ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
-
AT meeting of the Board of Directors held inst
II resolved to declare dividend of TWENTY PER CENT
go cent? the Net Earned Premiums of the Company
the ending the S0h September 1860 for which Cer
Gates will be sned and after the LIST December next And
also in accordance with Asce 14h of the Charter pay
cash and after 18th n to the original subscribers
esat the rate of per per Premiums paid by
them and credited on their subscription notes,
j. TUYEs, President
j, W. HINCKs, Secretary
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Thus done and passed the city of New Orleans aforesaid
this day month and year first above written presen of
Marcel Ducros and Antoine Conand witnesses of lawful age
expressly required and domicaed in this city hereunto
sign their names with said appearer and me- Notary.
The original signed J. B. SLAWSON and others
NJ T. nUCROS,
A. CONAND.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
Icrtfy the foregoing be true copy the original
tan in my Current Register.
New Orleans, 18th june 1850.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
The undersigned Recorder of Mortgages in and the Parish
of Orleans cees that the foregoing Charter has been hi
day recorded in Society Book No. 4, folio 4l4.
New Orleans, 18th June, 1860.
ie2O 1taw5t CHAS. DARCANTEI,, Deputy Recorder.
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200 shares of 800 each $50. $40 900 90
Making total capital Of twenty thousand dollars" to be
divided into two hundred shares Of hundred dollars each
which amount ha been paid up full Il is distinctly under
stood and agreed that Stakeholder shall be held liable
sponbe for the contracts faults of the Company any
further than the of his stock shall he be sub
any further call shall any nfomaty organizing
other have Effect exposing the Stock
holder liability beyond the Of his stock shall
any inoTmay delay in the organization of the Company
nuliify the charter
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A GREAT POLITICAL WORK
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oh
Encyclopedia,

"a
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The various Party Platforms.
The American Ritual.
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad
Senators Green Douglas and Nessrs Stephens
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Lecompton, Topeka and Leavenworth Constitutions:
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The he Constitution sSfe 1 Of the unedstates
Articles of Confederation.
%o9ihnSt9H q F7 ss ssd 49, AsaFe''
Virginia Kentucky Resolutions of 1888 and 49,
Mr. Report in favor of the Distribution Of the Public
same D,o-..,. ro.o oe.,o rna,aon. nn
The address of Mr.. Faulkner on the subject
history of Railroad Grants by Congress- with the
President Pierce's Message vetong the River Harbo
The School Land Bill, and votes thereon.
The Clayton Buwer Treaty.
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and Adolf
MI Toombs Boston Lecture on Slavery
Messrs Fremont and BuGhanans Letters Of Acceptance
Sr. Caihonn's Port Hill Address.
President Jackson's Proclamation against Notification
The Maysyille Road Veto.
history of Party Conventions.
Report of Mr.. Davis of South Carolina the Poitics
Power of the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Buchanans Minority Report on the subject.
Gov: Wise and Mr. Caruhers' Letters against The American
Organization and Hon. A. H. tuars Letters signed adi.
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Kenneth Rayne Speech at Philadelphia in November 1856
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history of. with the votes on the various Tariffs
History of the United Petitions
Mr.. Fllmore's Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters.
History of the Annexation of Texas.
Opinion public the of Congress the Ter
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The Nicholson Letter. ..
Tie Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms.
Missouri Compromise, with every vote thereon seconaly
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The Compromise Measures of 1850.
Clayton Compromise.
Wilmot Proviso.
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7 EELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
H HEtyR9Bs R RTGH for for The Rsadsr
HELER3Lb,s BGSHg for H: the G 1asfs''
HHEEhh00Bs B BTcH for for AsrTo 59Rsy
EENB9bs BSGH3 for e sfS Ct Nsmory
AH!R9bs RSS!ES f 81 R Hss Rre sSR
H HEN@Bs B BTGHE for for EsSs DEBILITY
RTGT for for T ToITer Fssitsse
HHTBSS B R$Sf 81 ST B5sst: 4 Stp
HELMBoLD,s BUCHU for Erlpons.
BgGHS for Re9 Il ff ss hyed with
HEMRos BucH6 fo Ss and Resesnes with
Want Of Attention 1 and Horror of Society.
HELHLo1bS BSGHT ESeesses Arising from 1ndis
erection. and all diseases of
F FEMAEEs E FEMALEs F FEMAEEs.
Old Young, Single, Married, contemplating Marriage
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
HELNBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHu is the very best remedy
in the world for all complaints incident to the SEX whether
or Change Of life See symptoms above
Nc Family Should he Without Etg
TAKE NO MORE BALsAM Mercury Unpleasant Medi
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
-HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU CURES
Secret Diseases
Little change of diet, No Inconvenience,
AND NO EXPOSURE.
Use HELMBoLD,s EXTRACT BUCHU for Excessesarsus
rom habits indulgedin
ByYoung and Old,
And n Sm an. Me s s
short time g of Health and Purity.
Use HELMB0}. DIS EXTRACT BUOHU for Diseases and
Affections of the most Distressing Character
Use HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU for all Affections
and diseases of the
Urinary Organs,
Male OF Female.
from whatever originating, and no matter OF
How Long Standing.
All the above diseases and symptoms admit of the same treat
nleGt and may originate from the same cause
Read! Read! Read! Ready
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU is safe, and pleasant in taste and
odor, but immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before Alderman Of the city of
Philadelphia, H. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist, who being duly
sworn say that his preparation Narcotic
H. 7. HELMB0LD, Sole Manufacturer.
1854 VIM. P HIBBARD Alderman.
Price 81 bottle six for S. delivered address,
Prepared by II. T. HELMBOLD,
Practical and Analyt Chemist,
l04 Sonth street, below Chestnut
Philadelphia.
endeavor dispose of their own and other articles the
reputation attained by
Hembod's Genuine Preparations
Extract Buchu.
=. Sarsavarilla.
:. Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT & CO.,
q aud l5l Charres street,
And all Druggists everywhere
ASg-Ask for HFIiMBOLD'S-Tak No Other Cut out the
advertisement and send for it, and avoid Imposition and FIX
posure. ia3l ly&W
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All Sa g Ss 5 i s1 a be
the first Board to be composed Of George L. Kouns
" T. scovel, John kouRs Il Bamsbot,om and Benz; B.
until The shall duly elecsd Of the r Mon
M a @ an at s e s f a
Board Of Directors who shall for from said date
ton Of The toekhoIders each stoekboder shall be entitled to
for each share he said Company Should
any circumstance prevent the election of Board Of D
a the 3F s @ order
for that purpose as soon as may permit
The Board shall elect of their members President
for al MONEYS pay ali claims By The Company to ieSs al
b and other :qnifasS necessary IN the management ofhe
The President the Board Of Directors shall appoint
o. the President and him shall delegated al
The President person on whom citation shall be
s 6Ds The Oh BG sGs q ms &c @ three
october and Janay and The President may call SPECIAL nee
gs enc in hi Ms hf a+d q e
be called 1T the request of Director Stock
The President shall make out every quarter viz: on the first
Monday Of the months Of April July October and January
posaiop be submitted to the Board 2 Directors who ha
a S oa Of y en- the first Mon
The Board Of Directors shall elect Secretary the Board
exact record Of The proceedings meetings Of the Board Of
Directors and Of the Stockholders and the shall be Al all
times open the inspection and examination of the stoekhold
have been transferred him within thirty days prior to such
resent them at any meeting Of the stockholder The COM
eve vote s would have been e
been present bmsSll at such msftn F.. 80
Of employed BY them in the service of this Company
they shall make sHf e nss and regulations
the transaction of its affairs provided the same shall not conflict
and amend tie may require They shall have
and sell real estate and slaves the uses and
chase and build built for the use
the Company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-24

ARTICLE VII.
Certificates of Stock shall be issued the Stockholders
Board of Directors shall organize under this act and
certificate shall he signed by The President and Secretary of
Board transfer shall be valid unless made upon Tie stock
book and by the surrender of the certificate.