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10. a. ", KALKE VS. = gIvrT5 r,s-,,,r, CO..
STEAMSHIP SOUTHERN STAR oT nav ~ NgoFf
SAPGAIN AND OWNERS ~ NJ. i isIss. ofl1ANS--
R n VIRTUE of a writ OF ffer.s foc4oS
to me directed by the Honorable the Sixth strict Court
o. New Orleans In the above entitled cause viii prnceed 10
atpu6lic auction the Mechsns and Auctioneef cbsns
Roy street between Canal and Gustomhouse streets in be
August, 1866 u O'Clock NJ = = - ~ ~ u'! Va
THE STEAMSHIP SOUTHERN STAR, together with all
her furniture Iscke Apparel Machinery etc AZ ahe now
Seized in the above suit 'i1l73- 7i1f7 - nH.
R3-IERAS- Cash on the spot,
HARRY T. HAYS,
4tsI l Sheriff of the Parish of Grleans
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PHYsHoLOeIoAL
VIEW OF MARRIAGE,

VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
Containing nearly 500 pages and $50 zoe Plates snd En-
cravings Of the Anatomy Of the Human in state OF
Health and Disease with treatise on Early Errors its De
poaOe Consequences the Mind and Body with the Au
thors Plan Of TTsatmsnhe only rational and successful
mode Of cure as shown BY the report of cases treated
truthful adviser to the married and those contemplating
se who entertain doubts Of their physical condition Sent
nee Of postage 20 address, receipt Of Is cents in stamps
or postAge currency, by addressing DIX
DR.. LA cRoIx,
no 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N z
As author may b consulted any Of the diseases upon
Tni'a ms book treats either personally or by mail and odi
cinos sent to any part OF the world.
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FAsMAN's COTTON TIE.
FAssMAN's PATENT IRON TIES
FOR COTTON BALES

- SSANS4N AE1A4AAI'
Ny Butte Tie was the first offered for sale to snv in
oVsi have made Bs IN ss5 Yin
The shape othe button since it frat introduced
city taeand expedition Of adjustment bales any sT Of
unequal Sis AND Tor security in holding is think superior
The adystages for bang cotton are now
compass applied and fastened with much more facility
Ooth in hoqnt and The at the
strength inot impaired BY time and that rope
war Thsands bales of been LOST BY the rot
ing and bang Of rope which could have been preserved
MI he'd pefy fifty per cent cheaper than rope The deange
Div of heT to such AN extsnt AS 10 eanse riSe me SUP
cedenedhhigh Indeed, suhiciency for bang moderate
have ransed for the importation large quantity of
TIE best sngish ron and have made arrangements with
Ties ''' 1'a''i"s W 'H' ''is and aspV'fy OF my
=, 49,. - sHIP RHEuGE, New Orleans. July 4, 1859.
sIn January last received from your press 1889 baes of
neWr9n lie can safely the cotton 50 bound
Presses a II slowed better and enabled the ship to
The cotton when discharged om the Ship in Liverpool was
in order han the rope bound cotton Il is b6y
leabe Fl ground tier the damp arising from the baasr
mss no eot upon IT. for is well known by practical me
that darPness will rot the rope bound confidently re-
and carefully watched it, both in loading and dschsTFine
JOIN HOWARD, Master,
The 1dersgned Fire Warden and Fire Inspector of the
a'oH 4auAeuNe companies OF opinion that
Iron III affords greater protection against loss in case Of
than tn old style of baling with e.
J, YOUENES, Fire Warden
coTur in the above, 'N'0''
ALFRED BELANGER, l
EH-Ghiet Engineer, Fire Department.
.-a.- CHAMBERS 4 LATTING, zl
Agents for Fassnan's Iron Ties
And
DEALERS IN BAGGING, ROPE AND TWIEE,
- l6i oarcndelet street, New orleaus
+ EFIs. cOMINGoRE a WEST
NV. LEwIs-D, n. ooMINGoRE-B. D. wEsT3
Is Cotton Factors
.. AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nc. 81 PeIdido street, Factors Row.
UssETEs. ..RUssETTs.
Eighssn easss to complete consignment Apply to
LEVY DIETER co.
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THIRD DISTRICT CoURT( CHARLES G. E. BAoUIE VS.
Of New Orleans HENRY Y. BAXTRR-So 81 2s9
RY VIRTUE Of a writ of FferE Faci I
70 me directed by the honorable the Third District Court
az public auction at the Merchants and AueoneerA E
change Royal street between Canal CustOmhouse straits
II the Second District Of this city TUESDAY the iii ds
Of August 1866 at IL O'Clock the following described pro
LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
ment thereon Situate In the First District Of bs e ba
onehiTd Of lot designated by No of square No bonnde5
0y BASIN franklin Gasuuet aud Canal streets and ha abo
" ieet 'front.' on each Of Basin and Franklin Streets 6y lS
corner French measure. 49, - ''i-A9 'Ie
Seized in the glove suit. 5 FEagH# ....4aa
re- IER4s-Cash the SPOT,
Plan will be exhibition at the EXCHANGE so,,s 5o-
Yious to that Of sale. 0 I"SS pre-
HARRY r. HAYS
Sheriff Of tba parsgI ,1nFa
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HARRY T. HAYS.
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans

hEERGHaAGTs' MUTUAL IN FIFTH DlsTR1or ooURr OF
MARCUS j. ZUNTZ New ORLEAys-No TX IN
r. VIRTUE of writ of fferf facinS "a
me directed by the Honorable the Fifth Distct CoSri
81 New Orleans In the above entitled cause viii proceed
70 SCI at public aucton at the Merohants and Auction
GERS Echange Royal street between Canal and Custom.
house Streets in the Second District of this ey an * liz
the lth day Of August 1866, at IL o'clock NJ the follow
ing described property, viz - ~ W. 47NT - ~ fSN"
NINE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth his.
flet OF this city, in the square bounded by Washington
Avenue Fourth PFytenia and Plaquemfne Gov Coliseum
streets and designated by Nos 49, l5and nor.
Lots Nos and measure each twenty-five feet nina inehes
Jour nd onehat lines front Plaquemne nov Coliseum
street. by one hundred and twenty five six inches and nBr
INES N Depth lot No, forming the corner of Plauueuline
now Coen and Fourth streets per plan drawn y Noel
hausen architect under date 2st January 1915 ana 5egosite
Lots os and measure each Is feet front on P1sm5a
Gov Coseum street. by hundred twenty ys eet IN
depth as per plan by Moehausen architect dated 5b Nav
lt ana deposited in the office of j. B. Iats notary
public IN This city as per plan No. 81.
ri Lots nos and measures each fifty feet front on
raqnemne tnoF Coliseum street by hundred and wen
feet in depth as plan by Buisso surveyor dated
notary public in this city - 4' W tF'e
And lots Nos 3D. IL and 10 measure each eoh feat
nehe mont on Fonrth street by hundred twenty
nine feet in depth; and the portion Of lot No 70 easre
feet in Depth and adjons lot No l9 as per pan
made by hedin architect dated 18th April 1853 and deposted
the once Of Thomas Layton late notary public In This
Seized in the above suit
Ha- IERMs-Cssh the spot,
Plan will be on exhibition al the EXCHANGE ms
EH5 ill.,. 81 Es, Z.t. HARRY T. HAYS
HOft he nf 0pTaa
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Squares. month MONTH. month. sIaestA, il tHortas

Monthly advertisements inserted every other day be
charged two-thrds the above rates
First Fourth monthly advertisements each square
so per mouth.
transient advertisements, having the Of the paper arst
Insertion 81 80 per each subsequent insertion IS
or square.
First and Fourth page transient Advertisements each in
sersion, 81 50 per square.
Advertisements inserted at intervals charged IS
ssoh insertion.
Regular advertisers who advertise largely shall be allowed
such discount from above may
agreed upon propide that ii ms case shan such discount e
reed % per cent.
An business notices advertisements charged cents
net per line, each insertion.
All transient advertisements must be paid for advance
All bills with regular advertisers shall be rendered monthly
square the space occupied by Lies solid agate
THE wEEIxLY CRESCENT
IS p1hlished every Saturday morning, Subscription SIS
per anHu adyancsi halyeay quarterly same rates
aagle copies, 10 cents
Rates Of Advertising
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J FOURTH DrsrRIor coUEr OF
DIR. W. N. MERCER VS..
SHEPHERD BROWN ana
WIN. II. CRANE, Tesla

DIR w n MERCER vs. FOURTH D1sTRIcr CoURT OF
WIN. II. CRANE, Tesla H -sa.a rmr
tamentary Exeueor NEW ORLBANs-No. 1928.
RY VIRTUE ofa writ of seszure and sale
- direced6y the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New
Orleans " the above entitled Chas Bienvenue late
sheriff and Sy said ate sheriff to transferred viii proceed
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and rsfSnboTss
streets in the Second District city on the
scribed property, viz Ns W.
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated nm
the natture of the suburb Delord, in the First Ms
rlct OF this city measuring in French measure $50 feet
'front.' on the River Mississippi the same front on Front
street and extending from said Front to the waters
edge bounded above by the proongaon of the lower ne F
Eto ae suzete street and below by the batturs in front
tne 10y Of ground formerly belonging Urban Gaenne
together with the right to all accretou battur formed ar
70 be formed by the Mississippi rveA the rights WAYS pry
eges ese tnereunt9 belonging in any appetainng
by the late Joseph Johnston and Shepherd Brown
Jointly from Mrs Sarah Ann Wiers wife Of j. W. Kennedy
by aetpassed before P Cuveie late notary publn in y
city, or the 9Th May, 1859 80 49, ~ 'N'e
Plan Of the above described property will be IN exhibition
Seized in the above suit. t65s I-I
Ea-TERMs-Gash on the spot in 0. s. Treasury notes,
HARRY 7. HAYS
nj the par5a ,F
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j. NJ oRIoL vs.. HIS CRED-l SIXTH DISTRACT
Ltpts-No Dos Court Of New Orleans
RK VIRTUE OF and in obedience to an
- order OF sale rendered June Is 1866 to me iracted
ny the honorable the Sixth District Court of New reans
IN the above entitled matter will proceed to sell at pub
auction a tine 6erchsnts and Auconeers Exchange ROYAL
See oetwee Canal and Customhouse streets the Second
District Of this city, SATURDAY the 28t day Of uiv
The Schooner O. W. CHAPLIN together with all her Tackle
Rigging ETC. she lies in the mississippi al tha fact Of
Aontegut street, in the Third District Of this city "
E8@ IERas-Cash on the spot
HARRY T. HAYS
Sheriff of he Partial II
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PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,


Important Invention for SeasonIng Lumber
VIII season Lumber at average cost Of 81 per 1000 feet
than any other process 9''' s'N '''sN ~ 'Ses
~ SAFER does the work quicker cheaper, and better than
any other process. $50 ~ w
The expense of Kiln and a Riubt IA ,,,, A., -, ,
every one. ~ '"o 's"'h o'
1t costs ss to dry out the in Lumber than tn ,or
twenty miles 'A'A 70 """' 1t
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LuNRpp
The Lumber from the steam ready to b o,., L.,
mediately. N'N '"'
The cost Of ohsnguga Dry Air Kiln Into staa
hin, OF OF erecting Kiln and the price of Right mr..
often saved in year by this procesH
Noneed of keeping large stocks of lumber hand It costa
less to dry BY this than the on price while
drying in the air.
Carpenters Coopets, Cabinet Carriage Sash, Door and
Blind Manufacturers Owners of Planning Machines Saw Mills
and all who wish to dry lumber should possession Of the
Right to this invention
e. common Hot Air Kiln be changed into Steam Kiln
This process in the Car shops of the Pennsy
EdniA lentr al; New York Central Atlantic
I'm G, Sn'fago and North Western; Chicago Alton and
MehgHn Central Toledo Wabas Snndasy Dayton and
the anaactter @ s s ROAD Gompa1ies also by many Of
GRAIN FLbtfR sts throughout the United States
T9sBA6co %9oT PSFa BRtok skEf aaa lies
test Of the Dryer allowed paying for the Pibt u
paying for The d5twngs and sPyctacaohs LUG s' ''
JOSEPH FRY,
... Box 2Q23 Postotice, New Orleans, La.
From the yVashington Navy Yard.
WAsHiNGToa NAVY YARD Feb l6 1884
To Rm Keller ESQ., Constructing Engineer:
srWe nave tive OF Bukeys Lumber Dryers In oDeratlo
We wehe and Fs SuS thotou{a te5ts o. the process
lumber w Fiye White Pine plauks!
n NJ \ %sished in o. eg, weighed 55 lbs gagged IN
ID No Weighed in e lHs Weighed ont 81 MS gaugcd
M, Ne Wsighsa il q M Weighed oct 81 s gauged in l5
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sHERlFF,s SALES.

Firm T P1sTRlg5 GouR7 sURGETvs l. BUoHARD-
New Orleans. No. 1000
RK VIRTU OFnnd in Obedienee to an order
o sale rendered. July 26 1856 me directed by the Han
eroe the tit District Court New Orleans The above en-
RIea cause will proceed to sell public auction on
TUESDAY, the 9TH day Of August, 1855 y clock
Royal street between CustOmhouss Canal streets In the
second District OF this CITY, in front Of the Merchants ana
Auctioneers Exchange ~
One Bay Horse
ES@ TERMs-Cash on the spot
HARRY ]. HAYS
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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The Company willy interest at per cent, In cash all
its Outstanding Oeeaes of Scrip the legal holders there
Of, on and after the 3ond Monday in July next.
The Board of Trus have also declared Scrip Dividend OF
SIXTY per cent one earned premiums entitled partcpA
ton for the year enng April 30 1866 for which certificates
will be issued sater the first Monday in August next
THdAS A. ADAMS, President.
SauEL H. KENNEDY. Vice President
HENRY V 0spE Secretary,
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Insurance.
SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL STATEN EMF
OF THE
CRESCENT mutual INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW CLEANS, MAY %, 1856
Insurance.

The Trustees in cobrmtty with the Charter submit the
following statement che affairs the Company on the 3Oth
day OF April 1856
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From u. HI. Schumacher,
Piano Maker, Philadelphia.

Test made by Bukays Patent Lumber Dryer One piece Of
Pine board l25 inches vide, q inches thick weight b.
% in and gauged out IL $40, lost weight This
lumber was dried in the yard three years, year IN hot
ar KIN oy ms recommend this all manufacturers
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From w. HI. Langley,
of BarreIg GgII;,oiIs MT,

IHTTlpOIIsI UhO.
The Dry Kiln built under the direction Of YOUR Apspt f
slaves mas been n constant use, believe il
performs IT'S work ully we'll you claim for it. would
ool as soon Guy green slaves those partly seasoned know
ng We can in lev days at small EXPENSE have them vel
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PLANTATION HOES,

PLANTATION HOES,
SOLID CAST STEEL, oval EYE,
Assorted siaes at lowest market rates For sale by
j. E HALsEY a CO, AuorroTEEas,
And Hardware Commission Merchants,
30 Hickman street ksu vary
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SCENE ON THE FIELD.

:, as the princes returned, the battalions cheered
ten Iof Their victory, but they left the pursuit Of
tnelf enemies and the cheers of their own yicto.
t SoopS " loon after the hospital aceommoda
liols PROVIDED Ior the wounded. These Law in i'm
mense numbers on the field, The dead t1a iai5
tmek, but all that they require will he 5oya ~
morrow. Every cottage IN the neiphhorboaJ ~, NJ
mas nov been burnt, Is full OF wounded. Austrans
and Russians lie side by side, but the Krankens
TRACER are still out, and will not be collected IN
late tomorrow morning. Conspicuous in the hos
pitfalls, working diligently in their voluntary labor
are The Knights OF st. John of Jerusalem, This
order OF kmghthood. renewed lately for the succor
OF the weak and suffering, has seat here a LARGE
hospital establishment, under the direction 9f
Count Theodore St0lberg. From the voluntary
contributions of the knights, hospitals are main
tanned IN the nearest towns and in the field, All
necessary hospital stores are carried by the order
and means Of transport accompany the army. Nos,
pltal nurses are provided, and by their aid many
wounded are carefully attended who could not be
looked after by the ordinary arrangements.
RESULTS.
The battle of Sadowa has been great vic+orv
t ~, tne RUSSIAN army; the troops foughtwith
tpe most determined courage; they stood for
hours under terrible ere; for there are snneosed
V nave been nearly one thousand five hundred
guns n action Of which seven hundred and iftg
were RUSSIAN The immediate cause Of t6e Viz.
lory was me Grown Princes attack on tbe Ans
trian left flank which turned lie nnsitio us
the attack in front had great effect an tha lss,,
e., unless It had been steadily maintained ne
a aai', might have repulsed the attack IL
It IS the opinion Of the Prussian generals that
lle Tran retreat was not slillful and tbat tsi
arSSlilery was excellently handled. '''''' s'i''l
lhe number Of troops engaged on the prussian
mug TS WIS about two hundred and fifty thousand
lhe AusIriaps are supposed to have had aimost
an equal number. No details have yet been re
eeiYed OF the number Of killed, wounded ~
prisoners, Is'- e' "Vuipeo Ut
mn rr
this battle make it clear that the aTeatsst LatIa
Of the present age was Won by the superior 6ro
ess OF the Vietofs and was not the coaseu1e6ce az
s merely mechanical advantage. The needle gnn
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Some of the retreating Austrians made for The
fortress Of Koniggratz others for Pardubftz, and
troopslwere sent in pursuit along both roads. The
wounded who were lying on the ground shrieked
with fear, when they saw the cavalry gallopine
down towards them, but Prince Frederick Charles
took care that they should be avoided, and at one
time checked the pursuit, in order to move bis
squadrons around, and not go through patch Of
standing corn where several wounded Austrians
lancers coming, thought they were Going Ia IL
massaered, and cried piteously, waving white
handkerchtefs as sign Of truce but they had no
cause to fear Large numbers Of prisoners we're
taken' ior the pursuit was continued to the Elbe.
and it was not till nine o'clock that all ,frinJ had
ceased, but the. main body of the army halted
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IF N the bOozof the Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS. President
J. P. ReUzseczsta-y.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PETsH OF ORLEANS, Cry OF NEW ORLEANS
Sworn to an subscribed before me- this 2h dav Of sro
1866 EDMOND AEUEIER,
Thir Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Trustees have resolved to declare Scrip %
dend Of thirtyve per the earned participating
premiums for he year ending 18th February 1886 for which
certificates vi be Issued and after the I'd day Of July
next.
The Scrip certificates Issued for the year 1850 viii be
deemed, also tx cent interest outstanding CeriH
Gates of Ser will be paid the Monday Of May
1864 to the hdars thereof their legal representatives
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
a. GARRIERE, Vice President
j. P. Row Secretary.
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From Moore 81 CamPion,
Philadelphia.
et made BY Bplkey7 Lumber Dryer Of pieces black
alu nch boards one " inches vide about half dry hrunk
ZIG inch in width 10 inches wide dry as ii could he
made shrunk inch 10 width In opinion this Drncess
takes more shrnSage OF the lumber than any other and
does mot nInra -. e-Il ~
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PbiIaJs,nbia ltl'i"n'
Test made by Bulkeys Lumber Driver of to io,os ~ h,
Walnut inch boards II inches wide about half brpn
~ lnc9 N Eqth; one - inches wide, dry be
saLtRage out Oh the lumber than any other, and
AS 5S 10 t1ds ~ the SHOPS of the Pennsylvania
II 80 - So,lpi.ny' Aio"nn' IA.
IN order to make test OF Bulkleys Patent Lumber Dryer
M Hn %as aed Win cherry ash poplar pine oak and black
Kiln perfectly seasoned O1'' tHe luo9f came nom the
The following kinds Of lumber weighed and gauged
~ inch nine nlank UegbeT in u Uas 49,. AZ "a
gsggged in II $,l6fnGhes, gaaged outl67I. -D'
aged In S i5ebts s q u.s. weighed out 90 bs
~ Ds sbSqF BsT9 bsr6 pe gs g9nEed ,S Gg M
i05S' nis,s If ooL ,,o,oboa j., 10, y. -,
gauged Ia az BY lis inches eauge3 opt sE 6 0' DS'
pine board perfectly green weighed in s. 49, WEIGHED ont
cane From fbe Ill., rad the IN HR twenty hours The lumber
The tests were perfectly Satisfactory
JEo P LAIRD Ssp MUse P Powa2 5n5 msebDs
me practical operation OF Bakeys Lumber Dryer has
3 ana MI LeVan Snperntendents Of Motive Power and
va THOMAS A sCnTT I,,o r,.,,
From c. F. Allen,
Superintendent of WOOD Work and Shops Chicago Bur
thorough ttst was made at tbs sbon o of BSksv
169f It has ne ne qualities of thoroughly seasoning
fssl d 5na S dry 6s nn1s IN sSc time
four dav sin fsr Lass final ~ iulpe was eried IN
used pet dgy when the lumber was GTed tue NJ Ionety
and Reumber was more t6orouSbv sessd 70 oar weeks
have drad beretof1re and a ~ oasonea IMAM any we
i'O ~ o anu sna' 100 without any checks
FL " - On W iiiia - =" ohhAoh,
n has bean a ,+e"t bei, ~ 9shops AuPurn, N T.
driving lumber now in use ~ ''ue ~ 'le pe6t hlode Of
EoM . % hAys' az.----
Superintendent Of Machinery Illinois Central Railroad
me Dryer works satisfactorily We have recently bun
'l' T., ou,u 50 several SS, more more,
rsor. - o.. o 80, 30 . ~ SHse'
nj ~ r YEATS experience with H g Bulkeys and
osne5 hsnods OF klndrylng lumber cheerfuly
Ero ,,7' r q use s--.,., aa
~ - SS5 SaA'n az So.'
W. d,ar, 49, Sa Dulluet5, Dayton, ONO,
@ e process eqnaly well adapedt to soft and hard
varyi9 With III d tne time required for drying
o'' ''''l-''' From Teop a, Eaton
Oar Bpildars netroit Micbi+or
Some 81 BY ID inch green oak for car tTnrks urn. J,a T.
three DAYS more than IL o1d have bean II - h IN
and half in the omen air We have Tnsd tb ee year
find the lumber does not shrink particle altar nnnin @
the kiln E1'-s'S N''N' N'tNiNs Aiolh
From RuaseI a. 10
Car Builders and Manufacturers of Reanors Nor H.,
Powers and Separators, Maslon Ohio ~
The lumber from the kilns ready to work From
tests made are sas that the shrnkage taken ont of
the lumber before the moisture all gone The texture
%ooa remains hrn and tough and susceptible of very excel
Of Thoroughly seasoning Inmber - " VIZ 9'' an" only way
~, vXy..E,.y,,,
gro" TVhhAeFilGE "a Nell,
Builders and Manufacturers of FASH Doors and blinds gir
peusburg Pa @'i imp |
We have in operation of Bulkey's Patent Drvars
works satisfactorily We made IA inch door in JULY ont nj
and was then in GOOD order W. g SHOP until December
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R OBERT FOULDs,

IMPORTER OF FRENCH EEeLrsz AED GERHAE
Toys, Fancy Goods, China and Fireworks
!
| MANUFACTURERS OF TRANSPARENT SLATER
M. SO John street, York.