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Lets aln rite., end Me. re. d nteon ti o rni te
hitap tA. M Jmta t. en
AMRDRM DUCATLTK
NotinryPPllt.
I oe .he .rsi the .~ente . into . i e opf dohe
clptenleet ni lmrporesntf raynd end enl1n . in .. et.
ti ...th ..h.e.d I .. .herdnine. emyhndnd esined the
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AUMD . DO.OATEL Nhotryt Ppblic.
JOHN HOLURB, Recnrder.
New Orleanne Jene in , int. Us did
M M· l3A.NOi6' MUTUAL INSUKANOK COMPANI
NTfte Annual . .. at.ment.
Ohe pa npnalieh the foll n ong s h teent:
Atneaisat oneehed premimsen c tnt of now,
:. Iis . .................................... |11t9,u in
Inmepstd pf nrml e oreived inr the er edd.1
BaOnkr oe' K lu h ....................... .tI4 114n 8
@ncrne N Yihiie IW of Ip
Tiapres t e ..... ..................................4 lldo
RJul prelym...................... $I 4, O( 0
eltm3.rmd nt Mah d enthe ,e t om
Neteerent prnea. , old Mcy, IB....... 99st
thesteinJ t dreto athe siey ceriodore
.. tehJ ....................fl.t.. ter
OnitlrrRicks.. ...........m.. 908 l
orn,.irdthn. .w 1 didpo h eo
on1[ahs.. ................. 1 4.11817
oat. retemh .................. 40
Ke-eNeesur, arepe an eit int fnro
Roa mrado y JOH expans O lase idon
Ut.......................... iI. tl,1483-8U7,ti4 M
Net prniin............................. u18,el U611
Natnreed prnitmt........................ twin9,m 9U
Iwaes trand nr eenlan wfoh mn npre nt.hane
c r ... ........................ 118,670 7i
Netenrnedprencinupcrstilnlntng in the prnol.. 6l74.U6 i
The irdoupn hvte the f lltwingnss rot
Oatheenad meet................................t.. $ iy,
tMs resovblved tor d mroe ...i ed................ 14pr ,1nt.
tI lrnet rn hnd lt ored orn g.n or . ylr l
Bkt. . ... .. ......II0
dteltnat i......................e....e. .. e o an
Danfno prmclcnm ninteJl f neen.boh .:: or ts 66
Lets, alanne thip of. itot, redeethble en, iath op;1i076,46o66
La sp17edTion wot nnu, et o
O TATE Op LOUISIANA,
Pnleh of Orlnen, Oiln ofNer Olenns,
Bett cmmbrend that on thin day. nne T, 109,before ne,
the shennlher a Jntice of the Pnve in cd tor the it efeorn.
eid, peronlly ppeared JOHN PUMNNTON. Pre.o dent
en OARLBB L.SAI8BH, eernin of the uerchnin'
Mlnnlinoenrnnc Comipee of New Orleann, nhn heingdnil
sworn, erdlo to Iaw.did depose nadn that the ebonve
satemendt cnLe trnue.nd correct trasript fnom thehnbook
of nlddompany.
JOHN PKKNKSTON, Precident
OHAS. INeASSIKH, ceencrery.
Seern in end snirtebed beiore me, thie den, Jnewi, Ili
ARTHUR SAUOIRR,
Third J3enioheP rote iorth Pnerih ofiOneeo.
At asspnolrimeacotf the BordMnof Directr., hcldthinday,
it wcrseolved to declnr c a crip dirhided of Kpcnpr t. en
theanreared nrMlnn on the Companp, for the yr enndind
enthel6Ict KeMa, lIlt. for which nnrtifinanes willbhe hid
ene d e irthe tcof Anguet ecci. Ato to redeem on end
nittlhrtetscnd ccdnyJ~lp nmt, thche balnene oithetcip
of 167 withtierco IntWenet theeion, end to eay6 pernnt.
hetoreetenthe enrlpef int.
8.0. Nnlcn,. Jno. Pembertn,.
J. N. Nnvins, P. Poole,
Gcc. Oenolpy B.P. Voorhieu
P. nespern. O.Hennold.
0. H. Ucrtonh. c. Klltenhberer,
Jell B. 0. Ynaond.
STATEDIEET 0O8 THU AFFAIRS
STAR INSURANCE -COMPANY,
-For the
YEAR ENDING MAY 81, 1815.
Amontto eom ........l..... ..$15.5111.1054U
Amo~unt o Uneaed Premmsom May 01,18.00.8. 388400
5171,01043
Yt:Ie re lemsn Fire .Risb .........5110,8183
MtoelEleke.......8. 8.580
Rtes Risk.......... 18,66 5
-171548344
Gnulroeeuams auared nad ereaelwed
to 5ur .......................... 3117608
ls Prdemmn oseaell................. ,17 61
- 3.44350
Amount of Eamed Promior...... ......... 144,50588
Paldoasso lr Risk................ 13.4165
M etrlekeBe............. 17,180 7
Rvsr Rlu. .............. 90ss
Beerved tor Lo sot pa............. l00 0
Amoet of La me................ 87,4217
Paidl poo et8k 88. Pr34em
S.........................11 . 44
LauPrsminmIse....l8ed. 81474
$188,77818
18,677 88
Uses 16poent.eel8117,176,
abo v..................... 8,47640
112,60118
hid Edelronse....................... 8.06
Pald Espeam ............................ 1358 87
106 804 84
Amouelt of Prot....................... 4334150
Dod,,ot, as Dr R0ol80ow of 4gth Jon,, 1818
8a71880eoLrnot eaont of Po.8.... 4,3304
10peroent. on aemut ofCaplo(5141,100) 14,110 00
- 3.040 41
N0t4ro47 ............................... 14.76410
For Awed K........................... 7,181 3s
Forooobolde K....................... 7,32114
AmoetetofPrt emi . .u above .............. 181,108
LouPremlums ooaelle.....................:..... 81758
Amont poyptg rfat legl............ 143.88188
Tbe Auneof the O(7ompaey ae
B87ee88,anblbenamoe8ofPronoom Notes 81.87114
8Amont .f Isuvelate.........4........88 8
-307.48688
Cub calnd............................ 60903
remDodue.......................... 7,5367T4
LsmlOper omt. R. Promi... 78887
- ,788 07
Now Odatm. Join 4, 153 388.672885
lATn o0 Lo00onLeA 8
?aleh ofolrtum. Otyof New brim..;f
Belt romombmed, that. 0tlbe Sbh o June 183. hefasme
doa balbeer, a Jaluof thePeaotyandafor b. Perish and
88a8.afomld, paeauIly appwrd Plaold. 1.8.13, Foul,
at0 Sad EmaeDe~uys, S.eotary, et theau Ieerance Oom.
n37, wbe, behn d0yewemi arcordlg 8to 1w, do deso sad
883 tbet lb. above 0aeooet earlust nod 8,ue, and. esorrect
riaeetptfrom theoBook lb. Otheepaiy.
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nuB a KOW , thnt ithis feeeth d.y of Jely I.
U 4or d wor ra un
Pec•nellýeiquelCcppeored the poid twhoeie R amare
'eaen, nhaebed t wh d Hinroe tht ,Aieallea thaemalv of
taropro·L .the/.be •fthe 8bte of Imhhgm relative tothe
. Of kamrontonroieua n tis 8ote they kaa canonrenote
adtawd, dobe l hy prteto seevm· t, egr. and bed
tbhealee andhtbie whwea they repeeeawnt, e eeLllsh chIN
SURANOe ICOPANY. for tihe oheot and plroe.eo, and Id
der thoebilteetteec, htpaetatiec endgwietatiwe etiowlete
wer g, to-,I(1MII Ia ~ lt~~lll l
wit:
ATite 1. This Oop.anes.e.n ble echthlshed in the city o
New Oetsn, and chlitna edelueecd ad hknown derle the
Of the LOUISIANA.ATN INeBRANOle gOMPANY.
Ae i The pupoesee ofth fte e mtey aw deolad to be to
make Iu aet e ee el n ship and other o er erieeels, wetheia
wed thert el, w hi. e , ename's wee, [tode, warm, mr
headn* Ild, e, eý.f beok no bltlns..Laehen, romail
,ad rolit b nmey,ad m ltal rt..time r•eand riLs
f the riter, lkn.w , en c, and ewh c ae uually In
mrned, and ope e ha c, edoreeor pee, and other build
le and hosehold fohelt, and ao r te'lrt.oel. ins;et ace,
Id upowlles ,ibottt ad teideti leteete; in other
aned.ethcheeatof the e, e .yto beteniee. nc tlee.
mdtlle .liwroeoeocetey tind oc deertlplon w soeter; d they
w e eh teemel eew to be r-ctueeetdg tadi any rbk tchii
hihtbheihve twe deior chill tite Inseranee, ced alloeti
tho cwheteee .hnld or tiwre, chall be eerved epic the
P74 e6 f hthe Oom u pan
e u t D- th e napltal toeteh i ried at ToRNIt
NUNDRRD THOUSAND D eol& divide tdh bed ti thee
pc yetlhd l iar he. oi l hundre d dolh eith. to ia t ld i at the
tlme ridn th e ! owt: Te s m~lub'nl hl l
.l eno followin, to wit Th na i
pny e of d s the O. nt of the BIrt andl eet
rs ethe em of twenty delee tneech ion tneh and everythere,
addi etwh eiet tto ttesi dicetee the o ymy for the re
mealndl l bhtydlh e .e eeh eh ce c iYc o ewmccd ltemhh
alto a.eDteoh .we.e_ he Prtlde •dwea Dicetoc of the
tye7°amlWntymdle etyldetdthcltthtetmssh•ll wedodys
lntallmateui of tWdt dellal each an i l dr a rbod a
tibeuyhele~ eby the Fttdmawd D atht, wed . tIy
days' net do, in+. h Pen ranreho n to of the ,undp _'s ix
0.lel pp ceand t, 1w tw o of he etpipe
od ti e.ity ll bel l oftpaym e t or m.tw e i mcdi .
Aet.. lAll thetiep e_ . iweo of the ofee y tshllu be
ied trnhodnbs ctdol heaoi eomposde we tenlee dyý .
Aeeco mee ir ttheoe wite Ompwy. Nedee, off
nthb elections sh all be vete, gi and tee d e l teee oi ethe we
Ibi . bib'an tan day8 pnroninli·lbI
Fetmehe in twi .thw hle tetccceihued 1w tawlt ee cI
pw~totbpb~lop~r l~a~bln a newtporo pob
New Orlecs The htewc ehll cpeot rtt of the Btweh
hetecwleePee·tic shalld cc ithpo i Iwdttwyoited
epteee 0 tieieheork'ealteo cied. t heh PAweit n al
etheewiate B teaeloee.neo The oweelede eed shceltk
halr ce on the ao d Mancdy is Septebr otUowwng, and
shelf l rmnla e aleeue ayeer t. ceuntll theeir sooer.
more are omled.' e II a l eueei . then. pew eoe eeini e
pielilyiof cl""shall be coMiddred duly elected, ndin the
deectiwaleeatieotakini l.eewow tdyofeteei , theptrl
diet chwlliuwn another UeeiUOit he held withicn .x dare
Sthereofter, and te oteienteof the me bh cd.orleemeeut, lI
lleth and in Fnch w In two of the pebltc newspapere pubh.
iteiedto the eit of New Orlcens Nach and every toheooldrI
hlah be entlll.d to one vote for each and every shan which he.
tbe or they shall eapetltely h, Id : Pomvlded that noe idi.
tldwel, oortporati, we cwmupay eball be entllied to a geleer
emaber oif votethwn twenlty. In eitaleetoe f DirtetorI,
voteemay be gitan either in perot or by proy, andw per
tee chll wtie ti any thare traseeeed to hhm within ietyey
dr peor toeun Ie alection. • /
d- ia Bci ef Diretlows shall be eomposed of the lfolww.
Inguecnd tboteoet.,s te oii J. N. Robele J. lpeiuin. J. A.
eo., Thee. roPe J..Zty. A. D. ,Ate td.m de,
E H. Hattrie and anueohaen, and their term or otice ebhll
ecltinuelUtlheamooeidMedndy in Septeeber, 1860, or wIle
their eemmenec oelerted.
Anw. . At the iedetion the charter ti thi Owaeiommy,
ecrcner. if ordered by vote ofI the tekholdect. w herlen.
mfee provildd for. the afainofeldt ,omponeytball be Ilqudted,
tteleBt paid ader the ehateer wId ametiantdimee of three
cemmieao ea to be pecoeted bD the Board of Dreetore, wed
w' o hell emain t iw ie we nil the fual llquildtod of the
efr tefw thllew lwy.
Awar. . The Cempenyshell eommaeaee Iti buneeet on the
icit of September htet and seid Compny hall exist for
twewy.ive yecreneho the eofele ddte.- Itlhall hbae a leal
acleh for i dvnic the .t of arms of the I dtie of louheda,.
ls 7 .The or th sOompoen p i the mlrgin.
Alt. 7. heo Ootny shall have power, in certain ame
ebnordter proo edfor h by tartiletenth, to buay, reteie ci
peestmovable ah d immovable propertie. and to sell, lieIte
wed dihpnoe of the sme; and he wCompany shall e hve
power toe antd eto beuad, lead and be litpleaded. ,newer
wmd to be atwered awd geterally to wexereall thecright,
powen and limmiatiee gented or contemplited by the Ittwte
of1~86(
Ace. 8. No preon tball be capable of beitg eleted a
Dirtetr of stld Coeaty, who dowseot hold In hie own aln ,
ir In the name of ecmmeeelhbeuee or wbhih he may be
parme, at leaet ten sharee of theltoek of said Company.
Thei Beard of Dreeloreshcll t ilelnre meeting n every year
ehettaPreeidet Preieronc ehll be given to amemw erof
the Bload; ee ahelea the President may be elected from
the tiLboldem
The Preeltdent Ishll hold his ofse untw l hiateeeesr be elect
ad. He shell eeewide wi cli meentng oi the tted, ccdwhwll
ewdeuet the buineee of the wetweynow.ny ly, udetehec wpi.
rekon of the Bod. He chll esim all poll.e wed shill nauee
them to be cwterelned by the Screeecy.
No twokheldr shall be eligbie a Preddent unles he owns
cat ler twenty Aheee of the ap.wl cteok of eld CemitUy.
Pri to etering upon the dl hre a hie dlne, the Pritl.
dent sall fornieh bond for aithful pRerermec of his dwtee in
bthe um or twenty taoatd dolla, subject to the approval of
the Blierd of Diretors.
Aar. 9. The Board of Dietoe shal hate the power to
appoint nmeh weeer, olerke and empInyete as shell be net
ey for the odt tiwtng of the bedmew of said Company, lad
to ordelnc.snh bh t.we, rcn. awd reglttions w they scall
deem nuecsay ro the govermentoof ld Comp"n . The
shall fix the omwpwwewtd of the President, cd o ellol
crt. olerkL awndeampoyees of tld Oompany, and shtll alo I
hSenp,wer to 1fil lllvaecanele which may oecr in their ne m.
bar In the presldtecy.
Ale 1. wsid Company shall otwdireotlyor cndireotlydeal
oretcde I hawnl g weo elllig.oo, wes or meeo adiee, eb t
Ied C.openy may dmep ee motgeigaee glea them be ay ofi
! .erlly or of stock l~n~d~d fra seedlyI or of poertyJ .een*
ryed to them in iattefetton of dsbte prevdously een.ie, ore
h tenhead itpubdie ale uopn jndgment or ordersor e haem bK
obtied, or otiny property mohble or immovable whibch
hctben abee ndoed to them for or conerning the erie.
iof thei buslnew.
Aw.. 11. The iod UCompay may infett ile epilh moneyI
orother fond in bonds anwd mortlgageeon nlueembheredeed
Imnlretd real etate, whleh Ineveryeeleball be deemed worth
dohble the amount leand thereon, and chll be litated within
the limlte of the paish of Orteim.
Ilmay alo Ilvewt the said oeapltl nd other funde 1n any
bhd ier stoee created by or nder thelowe of the Ulted
8tlta or of this Stte. or f ceporpoalion of the ltate, ermeach
ilana Ic Indde owt any of the afoniai teandrlte, Swde wr
Ito he prowldedthat no higher naert ltoeeetwthon eight prr
cat per Iwnem be hahged, nd that nothing herelin ontained
he wo onstrued we to authorie the Compapy to diecaunt e.
owtible papir, rie do ee other banking opetioen.
The ompay shaill not i ve power to mte liane predicatod
Rpn the Fledre of Its odn stock.
AwT. 1 The toakhohlder shell not be responlble for
le beynd the moeuent o their ressective shares.
AnT. 13. yey nbeerber or stoehholder who shall neglect
to papioy nitilhmant when ordered by the Beard of Diretoeen,
thall orelst to the Compay all prevo yelou lm e, ad eeeeolto
be a stockholder in n Company.
ARe. 14. Should the eneal profite o the Compwny exeed
twenty per cnt., dildnd of ten per ant oen the amount of
the capitle oeriall pId id i1 etch by the etakholdds. ehall he
dohttoed piyhinlte lhydt cafter the pehllwewtlon of the Cio•
patee.'aual statemenet ot the i fflee. The eruIt oe prateaehll
hacled pro rts toh the eethttlhe not irnlhed by the
stockholders. I ane the aicd pm it sheld not ieed twenty
poent. the wmount cthereo f Iaall be =eried to the credit of
theettweiheldeet wi ooreewld.
It Is endrtood that the proporti of premiwms recelved on
rkeit which shad not be termlnited at the time of ltking twe
nal stat nt of the awltffir eof the Company shIll not he eoe.
llderd a formine p-t of the prose of lld i.ompl.e, and In
eeof any losea or loees, whereby the capital ok of slid
Compoy shell be ieanned, no subsequent dividend chall be
awde t0dil sich diitetioen shll hcve been covered by the
prowte.
The Compwey mar, by a vote of twothirde of the stoekhbold.
er. end cter Itse stoc hew hbe realteed, or entirely ll In.
etablhleh e einlni fooed nct ceeodlng twoi hnnede
thIosd dollars.
ARe. 16. It sh'l be the dluty of the Presidentd and Dlretor.
owon as the stckt of sId Com.ny ti realled or entirely pald
i, to Issue otoLhetokhohlde erdifiecate fi- o 1pecid shhcre.
Awe. It. Agreeably to the laws of this State. and within
the first fiee deyl of Septembeh of elh year, it hall be the
dtyof tie BHad of Dlreetoro to ene to be publlshed in at
lt two of the city etp , ien gllh cad Froneh, aottem.Tl
of theallfanof the erllpmy as ueblhbied b)Itshbake. The
etdement shall be cortliand wanworn to b the PrFeldeat and
ecretary, and shell e hindeg wpon all ptie llntereeted.
Aw. 17. No toeki shilf be tenet d unlewe the traofer
be made on the bek of the COmepwy en d the libhity of the
esoehholder towards the Comnewy forthe amoent unpaid o tih
thr- a to be t.nferrweuciatIll only ecee when the Blod of Dl.
mtweorsshallhavq enuncited to reeetve nother note cr note
from the trocfewre of the stocek (or the amount remaining die
on the shr.eeto be to.o red.
Awe. 18. This cot ofiorpoertioln lm be modified, altered eo
amended or aid Oompii y ditmtlved at general meeting to he
oaeeid for thaetpnrpoee, aned wihthe csient of thre-fWrths
of the stook reprneted at such meetig
Aer. I9. The arwen ead rpeptive tetoeeets of the parie
to hiewIt wedeeled to be ia follows, vi:
Ncem. Shees. Amounts.
Rhobert o. J. N ..... . .... 10N $o,0
Avot FredJ......................... .. I 6,000
Bellq NCo..Jble o ................ ,000
Onanoily A Co., James ................. 50 6,.00
Prol Co., Theo ............ ..... 0 .
Fenacb Bro ..................... 0 ,000
HIetel, Philip ...................... 10 000
Laoe Fern .................... U.. 0 ,
IM. llot Sn ..................... 50 ,000
Rlan, F. .......................... 60 00i
TheereO6 .. ................. . l 6,000
Wllwe S Bouedette......... tO i Bie._
folly. Joob. ...... .............. b0 6,000
And others, imount ng to 9000 shares, 7900,000.
Thau done and pand in mi offie, ot the city of iew Orlie
foretaid, the day, mcnth and ewfirst aore rtede in preemce
of Antoine Consud nd nMaree T. Ducre, wtnesses of lawful
t dowilllictd in t ihie it, and eeprwly reaquired to h
precmet, who have heroeuto Clged their noiie. torether with
thehbo mentioned parties, ind me, notary.
J. N. Roberet, T uees. Fros,.
t. tlnwehnac, M.T, Duwcn,
A. Cied. wndothers.
NdEDWARD BANETr. Notar Puble,
I teeIly the foreetg ito bi iee uapy of the orcitnal cot e.•
c rit in my corent relicter.
In i l whwereof I grnt theetpreente edeer miy igecLnae
cd the im em of mi sel o osti, i t the citt of tw. 8.] New
Orieaw hie twwanty.elghth day of Jily, one thtwewwd eight
hundeed wed .t~me
EDWARD BARNETT, NoLtry Phblie.
The undeeeltd] i Recorder of Miewegee Ic wed for the
plrcih wed city io New Orliean. eltllse tme toretlng L. .1,
ehcwete wet rectrded thie d.y In hce otee, in heoth eely
No4, oltrlitto 0Iil.
New Orlewes itS Jily, 18i.
i(igwcd,e JOHN HOLMES, Rteeorder.
cciltwt
LOUISIANA MUTUAL INUBRANVE COB.
COM PAY OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFIOC-E-ooth Bern of Camp aod Nerohhe:ureet
Amount of Premloee for yearo endhi Ferbrury 2
ISML ............................................
Neot eredroefr0.w.US 01
Aeeteonth oth ................... 07,f01
Th1rustshav daolared a Sorip DIvidand of SIXTY PER
CENT. after payig SLi po room. Intoret oe outstanding trop,
andredeem the Ce dfiateeof Scrip of the Feor OdIad 189
Interest and redemable eripe payable Inocabna ad afte
theSUCOND MONDAY OF MAY NIET, and the roetllehe
feorlp for the yw andlng February. 10M. r81 be leeneda
andrt~ etterthe lorjan. 08
adae h HAXLUEB IGS, Preemt.
mU 17 10.. P. ANIER. Secrotery.
R'ulb 5XLLE-flUiSIL1o MtUL-mC5 I· LS
The beanpiefl othelhultes trted by the
SIRNi ARM RION POUINDING MACMIlN.
ParemOI urMouN 1180o..
maln.e~po~odlet~JOlh ee~ o he100 OGOO
feotoe eem JOHN .LLONpawn
am VA UUW IB TABL3U-0i,
hsan~~Thanen
b5 1. No.M15. wiuw
i K J. M. FRSlllI O Il
faiuel t«' o ,t)g ae tad a. h
we°t faap p ea at ie ebse drfrr thmte
ett st euta ys s re .va uta thesa H eae .t th
" daebulreing ehami wut l t anmini to two aool
-era Doll, 8 e.rest , l et laohssdi·ttle or, n h ·aaho
..mPSa teatm to ree!hfi taie W ser toerM ýn
eenfomtmhe l wl . thheut theol "dortahies s
are, nersta uch eat f b Eet eitlte bevayer
1 0 " taat l.a, hIt d.athee dla teie all ak altbn
accrat a ll the bbadess, suffcient stam nun b Instant" no
ratl ettaetel o the ten.laola W ud we ea harthear ga in-e
leaa that the tpreletof tiht raadla tap, 1,
lhnminI " natutl ombastli, and being " ombtwalou of ekl
tht gead de.thtgead ah .a the bo w ,,ase weh asa
faSsnds ihhJ. GO.T,
BENJAMIN JOHNKSON,
Wate have -g e of ateta Futee . In opeata .
W P.l. o o i.Q to Plsnter.
JOHN HALL~
JAME M. PU)TI.AM,
Fta m Ofa Hel, Rodd se Paatm No. 4 FrontLevt a tet.
" R.gA. U}PTON,,t
NoTB tASMON LANDRtYOrleas.
P~rtae of 1.000.0.
AMADRO LANDRY
Firas of Brat a at d dry No.e 4 Bisntid wa s eaet, h . O.
S .H. STRAWBRIDGE
No. e aat. Cherlea street Noew 0t1ne.
JF.. SPEARING,
No. 76 Old Levee stani. New Orlenn
81LVBSTRR BINNETT,
Pmx Foundry r street N. O .
GHA K~BLP 8 DUB8UA,
W he Jea a ,a , parlesh.
SAMUEL OOWHp
DAN. 0. HOLIDY.YN U.
GB. G H. LONG AOK,
New Orimma,
H. D. OODte. New sOrle..
'p'o8 Bairse Furoe~ er nsbePasutletotdto ethefel
of thknio ao Nop, and the tilps.uaeouwhib it is based
h been pU admonetrd, rne of whiJh taeabott
ertflae of hoe who wteeed it in aetal operantion is Lre.
f hrted to.4 i
Jelttte eseh
Theabeno oteate, wheb was ilven In DeLember, 1664,
It an evdence of the erliest .suee in Loalsen, f theper.
I/.opmta ! nods of ba .a waing ue ., lfred domr adidao
dtoes m vd Ben). Joeosm Euq., modoeth to the fart
set forth. nd ae. more and much otronger th, eoofd be er.
W.odnin a oertioate of that kind, In August. ,ili bofore J.
W. Gurley. M·, olerk o n the U. 8. Ol cN ao seour a.
Moos Thom.. B OD, New N renan: e
Dear Ilr-Yo request ef is i element of the renlts of the
heen of your Be Sts. Nrasee eeeast, new arifd ne the ist
at thieg atsettep nu, at h slajd pawhlth It Cattbe
son. Yrou . l~atar gdoril ll ,re· wd to uvoinilor.
with the se a of t ydsea a rtoll qsatity oh wood. h o
FIrnaMs ha aeemp0hn much more. In u few word we
wneldy, that we ave a fwll Billleousx appantos,e d that
with the esae of Begsea and wooad, with no L r esee .n the
Ionaantyouta Faead , we haesgtound our c.a, otar.edt our
ulce. eveporatnd the ims to eny deg. to 31 deg., and hfdo nI
our strike-pan.
We have made ten to twelve hedhiadt in the 8 hours, in
bout tr emdu ood durin thee time, meety hen willow
btth er drlawedtheinot bmutfd<yr wbefore
Usbc.
orame e bhoa to . lBesin w rolled a sufficient qu ty of
owns,to make atthe rae of 17000 to 18,00p).udda of sugor in
ehoems, and the Furnace a y consumed all thea Bat tha
We bve thre-roler mill, pat up some .e n at with
rlloten 4 ft lo a 8 Inebse in diameter.
We ha.e two t sbals attachedto the et FurnI e, a t ewt
in Itegtý a4 Bege.en diadted, rwith douatn (16Joh)lsss. Tha
tin obtalned wata to 100 pouh d. Thee Furna e requl d but
mae tmau. and nee boy at t ta hoppen.
No elitkem formed upon the grats of the Furneae ; therefore
theys requiredno eldinge.
We remain te peltfutll, your ob't e wrtt, t
JOHN L. WHITT,
sITH TRUFANT.
Myaat. GRnoW, November 19th, 1866,
Mes. Hall, Rndd k PoruI, Now Oreans:
Gstimen-Yom favor of the 14th aht. is at baded, ed
reply to your inquiry eaeti Thome o'ae Feeea Faraee
won ner say more than that we conrnrmIn every partioulr
the tatrment we made in our letterto Mr. Thompaen under
date of 3lot Duember, 16h.
The oy Improvem ent he e iu ya the oelnadeb
yoer ea. all, end that yas in e toth hoppht .
they setelsed at sleele
JOHN L WHITE,
81Ti TBUFANT.
Eea HANH P, January Ne, 18e S
To Mcs Thompson, knw : in
I haive, a you tno, hea one of your lest.t Ftesedha
operatina dluring the present rolltin, and I am now plaid aof
opptrtt ay of taydng to y a, i hr performed equal to my ae
dateu at Nt eetees 106
leess ahadlateastet
I consider It more capable o off o pe rfect ombustion
at theobes". ad ooneeeeNt producta J hat and y e8m,
than any furne ee I have known. It will bur the baee from
almsete y amount of psae ground, ad make heat and atoam
in pmportion-if t due supply of boler be given-to aue the
heat seet e made.
Frm my present experiene, I an clearly of the opinion
that no other torm ofa furns.o can at all eompare in eecisnecy
wit tth yeole. Y
Very truly,
E. E. KITTREDWE
Nett Oitap, Feb. 9. 1SM
To Mses Thompon, present :
Dear itr--Hiving bee. engaed o Dr. Kittredle phala
rom for the fallof 11, where there wau oneof your ar.ao
in tull epesralokn and having b, eu engaged on other plantatone
within th patt or ya. s on which the fsuasy ta arp tll
witytss Vt tatMl.y..
ma aed Mers. Hager A Allyn wNre ree.w I oaneder hioe
hnd a fair opporalthy of J)udgia ofthe compntrlve merits of
Teh of the hranactt I have s n, hesitation in yin yon fur
saeesh-doe mu eh morework then eitherof the other fur
teeos. With thel atme qutity of Bgaee It produce sea more
intenlne fie or ht t. and furalese more m thean I thought
Banw e oapable of prooing, and with the formatlso of hut
Itttle elinker. I feetl confident in utyrg, that I believe that
with ys furneace applied to the tllllteux Appratsl, and with
a emnent lsupply of boellens, It will euseae the Bagase
from 0 to ie hbds. sugar pert weery-tfou hours, and it tell far.
nah all of the team rq.aulred with siax or eight cords of wood
in twenty four ohars and make the above nutamber of hhd,. to
twenty.foear hos; threforee I take pleasurea in aepremlting to
all my firm oviction tht t your arnface Is the best I heve
teen nee, ad can remend it to all who deaire to convert
the Bauea into uaefalfuel.
Yours, rsepeatfully,
CHABLES NEAMES, Entineer.
Eu. HALL PL0Aens.st, Feb. 4,1806.
Mr. Thempes, New Orleans, I..:
Dota Sir-Having been egegead a tealnat eer sugar pa .
tona for seven or eight ar, and during thlat tme had oee.
alom to take off erops ith Bagumen foraes of different kids,
Iamhappyto as your fhrnae fhr =axna all others. It pro
duous a more niform frie and a mush larger qotity otftm.
I teal eoealdatthet loes tornnee with a proper npply oe
helar.ad the BItlpl0teparates. will make eIha to do eI ot
the work with one cord of wood tothe ihhd. I take pleasure se
Teemmendeg your feosse to all who may have oteeln to
ate that. Y a.ts. JONES, Eeglner.
In 186 Metae. Haser & Allyyn obtained apatet, tnd.thtee
yesar d 1891, they eretst, ueany furae, whhifh tttinled my
patent. I desired.etan earli moment to show the planlre my
aqeelethonebin rights, therore notellld snd eaattetd them eet
to emteet with teese * AU en, and Itmmedle`y demandded o
the Commtlioer ofe Patent.s trial of our eonetltneg tiam.
Testiony wa takent by both partie snd submitted to that ef.
eer, ad Joeph Holt, tEq., than ommt iloor ofa Patents. rte.
dered Ilengthy ad ftll datslnorn my taot of whbth the follow.
taglis l extratland loeaing sagraph. He. ay:
Reagardang then the inventloen a fully perfected aud in ea
teotal opestion in October 1864, at Wood's place, it was teld
experimentally at an arlesrperiod on Goateet Johneen' plane
Utlons, whereThempten bad etisfetorily tested his inventtl,
and found that with the eabhtitutlo of Osre brick for Imu
grateban, It was eaptlo of performing all that he alnehed
for it; belileving, for the reason that neither Hager & All'nn',
nor Theompeon'e elaim i limited to the material employed, that
eath actuel ubetituteon lemateriadl to the question at lane,
and findlg that e t eean a aeontraect a ternd into fors the
eetlon of one of Hager t All 's faronee, prior to the lIto.
part of December, 184. priority of lnvention is hereby awarded
to Msea Tbompeon, and a patent will iaue eerdingly.
J. HOLT, Cmimsloner.
Letter Pto. Prof. B. 81ll13an, Jo., oonoornlog Mo. Mow.,
Thompooa'o Baggoos;urn .oo .
New Haven, Ct Jnne 4, 1869
I hav. hod ooaslon to oomoooe ,'..Iit great c boo the
thbo,7 and thb a0tu0l worklegs of Mr. Moa.. Thboopson'. lor.
ace for the burning of wet i uell.
In 1807 Mo. Thomopo built for e ott of hi. faoo.... do.
sgs to constants PaeT, A Bristol copper mine in this data,
where I was than conductintl txplorat .t. The lurnace I
questlon othebolontofi.oskod.oaMr.T hadoaver bforehad
ocoolon to prepare a furnace for this 0art0.40or foul. It
waoked bhtter thbn I had oxpeoted, and ell Wough tostatify
me that a little change i th. arraooopmto.. ooof e lopm 0,to
oIlow the fol.,l It dr.1d to fall more fro7 l b.t the0Per
ohoooberoo,, wall tholtoto was topg 00 perfct i. Mr. Tbooop oo
prepspoo"to f, at these chb.ga, when the .osuoooolot of the
.olos, douing the seere panic of gleptomb ho, 07ot anond
tool.0llatts. The 000,lt h -thlotO.I 00000, stllohed m. that
Mo. ?ompop.'. ftrna e w capabl oft burgloog .Iwe p, last
s It 0as d4g,. with at Ileotthroo part01.1 rofo of IIt weight
water. Thiswlatery felootlod I MPr. Tbioopsool ournaoc
not otly to b.pp ,team in a twonty fiv bhors power o teop
bolt.,, doy ood got, but It ldd t owlth a matoool.o oonooy of
fouelod .expene. con pared with anthraite coal or wood, in a
country where wood was worth $4 per cord delivred, and coal
eost aboooudoeou.
ohavollt..ore lran ri iew l d100.l oespetingtbrmode
of aotion of Mr. Thompson' ,furnaf. I need no' repeatthese
views here. 00800. It to oy, that I am fofy of oploloo that
Mr. T. bas made a disoooOy of great practical Importoot, It
tbh arl., and thot II n.o.hhe of ofgreat value oreoo aol toe
.ogor-oowing countrie., wbhoe the eeo oo.cal ol of bogass.
bo ol.lopo bee.o asubject of tooo difculty. Moroeov,. whlle
a Brest number of xperimen. t and soe aImostllteral copies
of hi mode of borning et fool. haIe topeared sine he dirat
tohk the feld, he alone met thetb. claim of origialolty to con
struclno furnace for f urtf otoIng .t fl, both corret t on theboy
and uoefllo poractioe,
Mr. Thompsoo Inoo modest, uoooomlaog man, of.a. original
and powrfoul .l d, who, ith .th otoolodvantage of edtooolon.
ho. worked o t for h1melf grat problem, chemical and phy
l hol, ohiob boo sohtd many tthor Iod Itan of foo grotato
pretension. to scientific knowledge, and e arnestly trust he
may be ollowed to receve both the honors a0d the etooolylry
reoardo which rlooo to thoe. who hestow by their 0,000
gnoot foo.0 on totoloo. I. OILLMAN. J0.,
Poofooortof OGoenel and Appliod Chmstrytoy in Yale Collige.
Dr. A. b. Haye., 13oton0 BOS0,, Jooe 8,1800.
BLU-I have ootolot tb. following 0000nt0 far turooo. for
boot.lo bagaoe and other wet eoelo
1.1. Lotto.pate' t opoot 0to Moo. Tbomptoto, I0th April,
18530and ootloeo 9sl t 8w1.hb, 1801.
1d. Lotte,. pa0e ot oated Hog., 6 Allyo, May 6th, 1806;
reletesd May 403, p318.
8.0. Lette,, ppootegnootod 80 0amel0 Jtune Ith 1808
th. Lettes patent granted So oo.l i. GiOlman, bDoo., ,
18; ot .d e raoooteu.0,m 181
Thebltnt ol t 00 !base Thh, Thomp1on 8th Apolt 1830
Ma1.ood 01.0 Mooeh, 18071 o st.odt hh . olho Th is
00otci a method or prooeoof drylongod oood e la g.,t ful.
Thbee 0operatlons a00 performed eo omulon ltly opto dlf
fereot portiostof the boooog , Oh t ohe o.a poNe an heated
airhfomoo tbwtpo hbeog nooted 0n a oo.lts c, heer o.tlt itu
tothe flinchamber, ad Aooouced togethr, the we aooto
the ombusttollo, f th. otrho e hls otentOlso raoe n thuseoof
ao srisof 0,fire ohomb.., oomm ofoirotlogtlh aoeor ,or o3.
mbooto, each .oolt..chamboh haroplg II. to lpurp olopoooo.o
Tho 80,000. doeooibed in age patoot of Bo.g eo Allyo, MYa
6th, 1186, Is. a,1. and pa1 btolo orilogomeo of Tbompooo
patont The ftol is ftst driad and thouoonsOmedthh coroea
from haportlio whLco beog d8,1.4 loag mixed wb thoee
from the pan which pI bring Done so, d the ho
ftrneodlb. por. Th I. h oooeo¢op , o4 oh.n .
toga)ra and spte beneah the boa, pe In _atly
tomectgol Ith thispaoobo e tkhabI00t 03017
chamber, in which The pease orsrb~ju
It, the p0 t whof Bin Staley. J 1808, tie og...08
thrown in an bapd rp n ko lois krk n hic 1
beetfad but Idrlkeil7 the rose is caried o r t
the Thompon furnae, Whilethe to !ono the beep
1o1o4 poooefdo 80deo011.1
Ohm. toooidhoaaoup erioto srd °t oed otWrek 0p00000 b o mboetythto
004 baae boahd opdo.Oo.
O tot'0p ltottooooo.U.
Poo. ~ ~ ~ ~ o roea1l.o~ttPb the~OO
` S tites pro..O e : .0080. p+'ýtp.m 180.0.1... 4th
oom 08od~e psm -«ra .n 0400..inb
l-et eotetuJm wor.. Bubeý'mashlyl was for m
l_-....,ol.o .. tta~aalhace.p.l..thre..
enrt mand a ation oatln
byo cntuin cocda iarth,^ o 1aeaaet3c Ga,.cc.v
y as.n thH e a·net Pan eton the U- ainetal
Of maet Wo ca fo the elate tye t ·av
u p o n to 7u e t n ezpe n O st 1 G t. o h si te loae
d re., am oo1I1t1 o 11l On swetionwssrallllUu ty
Eegeiat ina.lelt cc nd on maaetaoc frin gmenat.
Ire .la, yac yecy ahedietat ecitat
SAM. 000P3.
01.Mlos Or' T. 8tAteý~al 7
' 16 Dayl treet 1a n, stoa,
Moe hw N a Jaao .tlbt 3S
Dear Sifr-I n caefully eeamled the pateta which have
been h to yo, and have made mya l emqaualctad with the
mmtotMrfue n &tpplleetloa of yoer orl.er for buh g wet
Teaventioacd t llcatloa are both novel, and o faat my
.i a " n re to wfel; hae reort
bero.oe no, h bbevf-all been bored on other phepm
L mo a an tapledatecaheehotm4bontur eh th
e eai~raatetloo w hi ce wealknowtochemis hdnetbcel dn
a In tiut pretos rca hao e ocntome there, d aftcr cc exem.
sy _ng .tpao_ . r ing from the r deposdio ofh
ule . "casadI thaitted prdouatn of the coabuaton tof
• ._._ . cu en._.ul t nder the pee~itsr emlre~melme I k~y
heen impeeeed _ with he trly a mlsphleal fmtree, I rhave
Smeou a the great prnotiM Importaaie of yo ccr aipl.
Whilo ch.tmcl Oarao ccahhcatl dhaokmlworl . dnaahtll
c ai o.n s. W h l e o. .b B lrlO l d ma t lch ae an a h, ia g t a tn
qeWac /lk te wet fel wtold fiord an much heat no the same
haeLatn i hn eme faet, In ctdytate, by mmo ofa yor In.
Comt eahet.leaa. aor r orce hae bea adopted which
spal.ale .rnlcngeomeai atsorright b Dttusd ac. I.
talllgact aeea rs netutat icte cant ealk mda 1.ath v.
daeae t hPrmad3ta 0 t eacnu llae or thmveuian 8pltad to
partlarlustnds o auel, from the rtcalt cncaWtao or the dr
of utlllhng the heatfrom wereldItfe dcran t pme plaue to
add my own th testimony ottre meateathatc .to in thi
macic 37y thlhthmeaacataumalaatheaar.hecrowln madm
yccc claime.
T the sugar loateret oafr c Sathern State, the caonomlcal
mpe.nae of your tyel tathae ha hlah valuo. Kci. oag -
as eclly the eterprie a, itnalllthnoo an ilcpl reqrd to paooe
rtter., noder the at eaat olrmeumtac, I am ledto the
bei ths anlya full know lattt of your prit I noeessary to
toad athlcr adoptlo bthey mle nty platemiey, ae due oas.c
prcistac oa ycr laboria adcasing ther Interets.e
With htghcecea.
AUG. A. HATER, M.D.,
Asayerto the 8ots of Meuaohmtta, and Conanltg OChm
at, eac.
Atac haling obtaiatd a decree In my favor from thae hbhet
autholty. to which I could make my Iant apptal, I galta n.
tiled the planam aat to aeet faae or aly for thao whth
had been erected, and made a eorat cac aamcahlo emttlemeot,
with evorsl fallingan which my only alternttvp to maintam
rights was to oe tha e planters using furnace which .Me
my .tent. Butte were ncaordangly tllitcted Io Mebch, 3&g and
I wan aoxious fora trial In April of that year, wheb the U1. .
Circuit Court was Io eosion. My a oaonentl were tct rhdy.
Agaln I wu analoaa--acer faa ltrit-at the tell team .1tho
aourt Ia io tw. acoua pa'paata ccit the Mthdayto
April, ISI, whe I was eaaga ad, t possible. mocd a.
elus. far moare aier thaa ar, for a dholu by the courtcad
Jrcy peac my 0 lahte. The trial wae agaei deterard by thape-'
oattlc, catwtthetondhg my eacgeat aaed faaor a trial. I
ave hem. am, ard willt hready fOr ct t on, momet,anad d
anot tear lhe reult. The pltng communlty cam draw it own
cnelhaeln from th elalemmnt of fasts. I am now repared to
terl ntootnots ftor the ecorttel of my farcace., ed am
m.tldeut in atsring the plante that et gr reatelt will be
produoced from the w et btaee at am be obtalned from n
aqasl qcatftyofacayhktad o drycel.
Ae IkanowcI o made of buhrtg wet fael with much utliBty
for maktag heat or etem, that wtllaattatrlaae my imat,
and wath 4 to ovoid llttrito, I n e.6 ta oalt . the lnoeuae
qa~lust eanct~raethth thoortu-ut*· woapatant· lrthlm;
mine. Plnotors .U~llbOllnq wit meill ho . |nt~
peoeahble poomudao bhy coa city yuccta.
mMOOgr. HOMPSON.
We are sow pedl to eantrnot for the aresott of thrnfo
under Mr. Moseoom Tom p·os .tet. Mo Hayes, Baado
A Co,, Spearrog C Co. aud ,amee M. Puta, s ao oat
Oommualeations conem.nue this burness atdreead to--.
Thompa00 A Co., Box H p, Put Office. Ne Orleans, will
meet wtth prcmpt attettion.
M. TUOMPSOit A CO., Contracata.
Agents--Muss. Haysa8•odors A Co., 8oreng l& oJWae
M. Putnam. My713w. &
TO CoO1TON PLAI1TERB,
0OMMIBSION MaIRCHANTS,
IEdltors of IPapers,
--Ad
-B- FBIl NDS OF fHE SOUTB.
PATENTED NVENTION
For $plnnlng the Cotton Crops
the Plantleou, diretly from the Seed, fully demoestrated,
by which the Planter's net Income I
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED I
The sbovoe nventio been e b ptt into omplete acd snoece.
il opeation on the planttto of one of the moet ditinguished
eaotlemnn of MisesIppt, and he invites Plasters and al toter.
etedto go aed seet. The mehieoy works bohatfully. Lit
tte.nlrome Itnroed to attend it In fee days, and the yace
have ot only commended the premium at the Mississippi Sote
Pair, but on of the judg states (who is a pinner of twenty
ers up teriee) that thoy ae about double se stronlg any
thbtwere in eompotition with them: and now cli quetlo.n,
doubtor eoJeture s to it prEcticMabity I sotisfactordly oad
poltvely answered, by tIt actual ad dily working demost .
titen Worknion one plunttion prove that 1wlll work on
The mrohiny was exhlbilted at the Cystal Palmss in New
Tork, oad the Judge of the Amerlcm Instotte awarded it
medal and tftll sod wes-t.deerved ro rt, In which they seted
that, "'a the ctton posed directly on from the seed eontein.
oly from my Hermphrodite to the other mehnlo, by wMoh
I excluded from ues the gtning and blltg msehinery of the
plnnteoon, and several machines usted nto the faetortec to opo
cod dlaentogle it, and which are very violent in their opeo.
loe; I must mt e my yarn of longer ad el, broken ste.
pie, and therefore it mnust be stronger and behotter yan."
But THE UNPARALLETED FEATURE OP THI IN.
MENTION IS-that it DOUBLES THE NET INCOME of the
Fl-ter adopting it, od I, n effct, sell him a plcodtlon,.ne.
nce, M te ., ftlly I c valuable to hhm n Ite produocton c
thot e whleh he make his 0ott0n and other attednnt crop ;
cod tht pod. ou reult is cohlbeed by him withoustr.th or
dlmolty.
To m e the pweful Indcement to the plnrter.t spin hbl
cop up ore olemr nd striking, I would dstincUdy oll
.e sttontion to the number atd greet valueof the hands the
Sall the yearm oe mployed in eing the erop to the lue of
Sthelads upon whit h It nd the atteoncnt cop. m nodmed.the
ite of the mlee, stock, i mplemante, meohinry, eta., ncca.
ry tohelp rle It-the heevyansnel eopee pald out to
mL, gti andPe ob the rop, and ledt me eootat ll this value
nd expeM e and it net yield with thbe moe thte doobled net
ieldby my invention efeoted by a few hal haede cod nme
oheley thsteete nothing obmpared to the wlue. of thel Lad
amd the investment which d oaet the cotton, and dnpo nwhlo
the 0Uley, in addlion to bhi preMnt expnmste for machinery,
which will lot thirty ypan, and the weuge of 'sepinnor and
The meomt thine sene acd understood by the pluotes, that
thee few hbthcnds cand thll machinery nd tring oetlty will
net thenonh no or oe thca their lrge investment, with the
heavy expeMe on It rase the crop dos, they will not paese
In their de on elto avail themelse oft m invention u scow. s
soecttis.
Thb ath1s Immenoely loreAt ed Income Is not to he thceleet,
and thttbhe price will not decline by our spinning the entire
rop or the ooutryt into yan, lot me Impree these fets on
oonminde. The otton.pinoer to tchmeocy oultly to buy hi.
oation nd to plyfor his rectot y boidlige sod thoe of the
oremove, toar ogecodbuy hisL motdve power cod hble fl
folt, tobyis msinete, to py his dolly iepense ftor the
inre of hs clerks, mneane, overseers d opnratives to boy
his daly snopply of ottion, ply his insuraneoo, fre.ght acd other
eepeoet, cud which, altogether, doenmdo telrge bhre of cap
lteo, Thetoaleost to the spinner, beoides the ettof cotton
o spin, lte from to o. pound ; then, beldsee, the 00t of cob
ieon dtheeoettospln; he mst get several oente more
eob poundto py hbIm hbie profit to his capital and for the trn.
blhe hole t Now, as the planter has within himself cll these
toms very neerly, aed mest he thmn, he rideotly I not st
this ondy.and oexpse, ad go wht it ects the spin.Mr ftr
poond of cotton aend to spin pound of yrs cnd some, If ot
llof hls proet, the planter may he poltItv he we ill get for hi.
carm. Thbelplonnrcaotlsell below ea, cod as the plster
m-utmake betier yan, so his yFllc appear In market, the
cerentplnonee will withdrtw frcm so unequal c contst. This
notbhe apperet to eIl.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
My investitn consitet in the dl.oory that the me coapItol
thetnwpropdnce oropof onttonthe came steam or wtter
power that noewgl n d bales ilt, theame expeopo very noerly
that scoo eto ctle theomp and the labor of o few little nero
cod women, inectivle as field hands, coold ettend the ma
ebtnery, whih woould put the rop into yrns, Instead oft in.
ctge d bslng it 1 cotton, whereby the pleote's ooner
would be doubled, a better yan be epc, t least nlne-tetheo
herisk of te onthe plnottlton removed, with half the beg.
glop cnd rope, cnd leoeaed obhres(savee theo of tommleton,
which will be doubled to the commloton meroehnt, ao they wll
he o a double mount,) od wich ismende practically eftetive
bynmhntery which sttec the ceporoto proesses of the gin
and pakobting.htone of the lataoto and thto of the eponnlng
oeitory note one, with a ceat laving In machinery, nodvc
power, labor cd capitl.
We an mbakeonynumher ur lse of yapen dsred andthis
Inventlion, from his nature, is complete, and connot be Improvec
Th con Othed mohlnery to the planter will not he s much
ubetllf the nleed nlonof the first crop epon up, and the
peoateIn t"greant moanyceu required to d teodthe mo.
holnay, wyU not dlmtolotlhe the tetof the ecrop, but when
thatmay bt wll pay wellto hire haonds to be pot nto theic
po.e adthe us hced onoe of the second crop would more
S nbu ytheoeetory oouratveso ut cnd out, I tthe plnote
ohocee. The oe ot oletton of money ythislll voreytoo
o Pthete cot of debt who ac now involved, cnd rapidly
worbd them mess, ndthose not ton debt to carry out their mnot
ar. m are se1rlg hemo e t 19% to nile., ad there I. not
olly a demand he for many more thano we now make, but we
arenonw fully informed that there I a markeot for them it
coOt Brlitu and Inltoce for beyond our opsoaty totalc
them, od t priote tflly oover netting what we ea ge_ -
here. Tho.opoitton fouh yaPac c e eno ankingac
the it Fbroayct Mn oheter-extro had cater-tclst-was
11d pe .edd in o ermaony AO.. which would n0t her m
to Lold thseotonto ore that spienn bhove ontrote tO
dy. . 88 In putting o0r o0p0 Into yams we have, perhap.,
te thouand utotmonr for them to o oe oOttoo cod henes
ocr tlc to get a faltmr rogof prcet for th u enh 0 eow
dooreotwt. Thepeopl, tfmmone .dof tohe world to the
nugoo mseof buyeeof while thee whol 0ti2oot
a s bgyht for only " fewthons u pinnues.
i t Ohiethem rymode it oue becat mnnor, cod-c
tow can.owhit the tteor on hoveeltmon a foroity so.
I o adve himh n ploten ddtsootions for the proprction
•fhie houn 1n whioh it 1s to 0 1 pne.dt; emd oy t or chm
p.o "persowhbo., wIth ctop tl o pcoutuottt hood., wilt
peoptit p; m loy fr him and kelp him pnle tb mn w.
ctugsep.hO ; oa d fer fveecrops mephteur , Olvenlou .
fOceof hhe c urth yenld over what t woeld as no.
w-tbhtl toey, ith p.tlamtor colnie all bitotten would have
the renloing foerth tobe . m y put tto myo by
bhis mrenc tasthe yo Pro et d
In sword,Iel wbo 10e l o to tto intlm ,oego ,
cmtyboycsi. After the OliftotO ofthe »e pmeo 1 the
eotobbee. h p oas eed 0,1 i 1cente lote.
one E w.coonn meke twoodnd . of ooe
rwi bedoelce, oo optoetted~a ~ to et t
".~ (OI(Ul··U*O·. ".'. . ;.._..m
IEQUINGrOB-POBBWA8RMD B lD1OaL E iD.
Theriverof theIoethti dBSoaweeth ov eheedldntrn ely
turbulent doeipo thesprhng. Tbhetideof hetler of l Woe
ho been at immenseeiywoleoihethelinathtE hIf rka
doe, ned the country on either tid. mhbtoILky thLee.e
vedigflood. Even wherm the wealthy pte dereete d
-trong embnkments to preotet their tede, the ateemaleting
rorce of the tormot i. b bon e down thin appara etti~a
nbhlm walls, ad swept the o.ntry th a wid W 3a . Is lg
stene to the Geou o0 MBoo, the same ei e todieee
mored, and malloee of dollar worth tp4otf atSeiih
swallowed op to the remmree n waters. BM' d
eloee enmbeet peo thee mthiye h t * tr ILeogatA .
on whme omptd with the m n b Mih dithed .
tore tht will neama. The erevepeemybhiptred ihi
properip y lfemdo be at lto pertfily ralimed I sheite
The peetitmee threetens the ivat 01 tilyto ifn dil tttr
olslty of thee tramn. d eameveo ete Umet atd a
ertptie .wi he prevnlenet ed tbrepteee to the 3eenoe,
Teilow lever, will eatr death in o eoeney nhteAt/'
cheahil nd happy. The .ufl, otweh r I, aeke eeky
door, and toe even femtivity toot t roaina wIt
he roen op and reederederrddmdta Mhemotherwpt
weeplohr rlitteomm tnd rees t be .blooted "bhee.
they mwot.' The hehad ed flthe will- pi r ik
eve the say ho of proeity.
bode oech a have oheaiered the ptit h
rYou. We have a gloomy eperlom o to h wL thee
dnat eo esue rat the da er thdat b Pwt*er e e L :
pelp.. Ie the Snth.westerue Sales. Port oely, ,rl
wthe peril th t toe me, we aoto il told
moevery hm of a family whe eherteh ,htd-whred
him, or he. or praotel e. ee mlo. o yhooodt e m.yeiii la
the dred nve . e dt. Ahm ale mal y de by lmplye.ier.i.
D J. JHO.BtETTR' .
OCELEBRATED ETOACH B3llrtREE5
Rlowom od threogh tthen w wrid fi.ets wndlm rletred
mine nd oMntive ppertla. Thiemedeliee wadbhrli th
peed tf powe tehooe herhrnle oirtedliert, weoddb
eovered h y a tpiotkod phy.l.en. eei&h aver toeriw
eologteed hy the mosI pominenet levore 0n eledloat ieioq.
Mildoad poheehbleto the tamo-podt e o tatiteo t lve igd
to the digettioe ergene, end tath eeryote ebewhele ayet.
The Biltters 1ortifythe .mplti tio gainute m . tie
welnci wl if the ive emhly he khMehtibaidtheueooefa
etimelaleeto prforlem tiotenOm with ordteey vteer, thereto
itle dnner 0lf1 men belegs merloaty nIhoted hy any th.
fevers which ueally attk the eyet e thoeeh thtoeerge
The RBten will omompileh thin teed work. Ii he. peew
smooueelet In the moat iLchiy esete nthari heverbeenoWpp
rleamed in theoe eetions of the contry whichb ar Itiolebl t
afioted with melar. Thou mech fortoe meeL fthin ai
alatena Ureveti. As a remedy,tt Mrwith saeeh
Inu rapidity. It will cheok .a tomdoe to dirrhea
dyseniery - rentore toot to the digeetive erpee - erneM
the appeota ad by Inf a Chemrle ve thrueghe
the symem, emnahe the narnl pmawer throw oithe Inoeha
o dleme. Thtmiom deepeateoenCees hlltofevr, tyj
ever, er, an e, d ag, odintermmittfee , vr.h yitelda M
the Inflouema fthin mt! medintc eand hndreds of pa.
ero heav lerne! toplaeeebothed edeedmeeintltel t
dlIry qualities. The peple theBemthed'iee, whey
wet yt tried HOSTrrUTTaR' OLEsBRATpD SToid
BITTrE3B. and who mtbeawre the dane tsthre
me them thin summer and fall, should at oee provide ,im
eilvm with this famomu artclet. Mv eaf the eheold em the
modlolee. this will ot ltsolere, hbut rathe fetlea.
operao.
BEWABI OF COUNTER.EITS. The eeboo" Bitte, -
prepored by HOBTETTER A& SITH o0 PITTBUOil
Pa., Is the hue preventive and remeey. A ll imltatene.Wt
prove deloulve. Remember nd s Hfetmr'. Os e -i
ntomeh Blitter, and thuboftortld edtat the oming p
AW See thoit the Bitterms hbvn the ame f Dr.J. Heetete
to h Bitten blownon thetde o the os. - aend Imr..
en the metlle ap covereg the erk, am the autnorai a
Hostetter A Smith, proprietorn thebe
All rder for the rtuhulnem Mo ee tteeneeb )i
emaut boh ddreaed to thpropriat.m,
HOOS TPIR t Si.iB,
HOT'TFTER's STOMACH BITTERS.
Sold by . WRIGHT * AO..
slaad 1510booaortre
HOSTEWTTR'S STOMACH BTORWES.
Sold by E. . HART CO..
No.. 17 and TRchtootolo M.
HOSTETT/R'S STOMACH BD[ITBR'EI,
gold by 0. 0. WOODMAN,
Cor. Common and Mog .
HOSTETTBR'S STOMACH BITERSe
Sold by JOSIPH MAILOT
HOSTesaT R'S STOMACH BITTER
Bid by DYAS A 00.,
Coo. Grvio.. Fulton and New L.oevem i
HOSTTTWIR'S STO/MACH BITTERS
Sold b J.H.LN: MARKS,
4. 45 aod 47 New Lves odost.
HOTIPTTBRB'S STOIMACH BITFRIIWS,
Sold by J. I. JOHNSON A CO..,
HOSTMl TWR'S STOMACH B.ITTERS
Sold by ALE. MORTON 00.,
I nd 4 PoydraA
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS;
Bold by G. N. MORRISON £00.,
I HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
Sold by W. A. VIOLETLA 00.
. 41, 48 sad 46 New Lev.
HObTETTE'R'S STOMACH B
Sold by QYROUZB A LA 0DOR.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTElS,
Sold by . B. WHREELOCK CO.,
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
Soldby M.TON £ HRNDBBSON,
Comer New Lveo, C0mmon and Wointoi.
HOSTETTER'S STOIACH BFITPERS
Sold by BLANOHIN £ GIRAUD,
44 Old Lvevuetrg.
HOSTIETER'S STOMACH RITTE
Sold by RETWLL T. TAYLOR.
B wnd 15 Roy. stAre.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
Sold by Z. LAMBERT.
Soldby 80OVIL MREAD,
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTER'M
Sold by PETERBMAILLARD A CO.,
Co Old Lve saod Bielioieta
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
Bold by HALL, KERP 00..
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH .BTTBRS -
Soldby D.H. RARB8 £ 00.,
Cornor Omlr aond New ImomsotlO'
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
sold by THOMPSON £ BASIO,
OH t.Ih96 Hnd odOou6oo os "".
NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPRO
THE SOUTHERN HOMEYSTAD ;
A Large Fnnt W ll IliuOONtd
AGRICULTURAL AND FARILY NEWPAPUE.
Tbh Fourtb Volume of this beautiful and popoblr W
JournulwlUbeogn Janryl.t, 18605 under the msto
silog lprolpo Ito wll,0t Ihbstioho, b
SGreatly Enlaroged,
and eversl new and imporEot features dded. which,
with It. handsome plitodal llutrations, must Inore.sN It
rtre ofof the "Homltehd," and will be Ptodued n I
nor worthy of the Brest ant .nt it dei..s to eodter. Ene rj
partmout of Southern Agriculturo wl bodl duo .o
and eoob systo of ofltl.tlonl the boiocl, e ln"g,
.ral fsrmmoano eel promuiottod. oa hnv boen 1
prootll moo and wfound wororthy odolfIob. A large
oootribotors are onteotloywrlll foro thi deeprtmnto
'Homestetd."
IORTICULTURE-Thifdod.Orruoebtolooaly Alleot
oxellenot Hortoultural ond Pomooglol iuformtio.
llversslly ponolno d uoosof the ooetsful fa r ot
impwr, Getntlemenof ex·a audabiloityte for it.
- LITERARY DEPARTMENT=The mbblrhaaree
tbst theamoooomemt thott
Ms. L. VIRGINIA. FRENCH
willoretonbtho eoonoolof tb.he ltory eoolomsothe."
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ber m0o? dmlms, o ad o warm wlos. e estnded to thb
bloblob whh will ovoyto the world boo beautiful
thoogbt. Sveral bestiful and hibbghly interslltg stola
cep b.n the"Homustlood" oo 180, teom lb. pm of,
pILLUSTRATTIONB-Thb "fHomosd" will eo0tfo,
rtoaoore., tobe Illutososd with bandbome ,ogsvlogs,
paredopooslye for its oolumwo by ooleoto s..
A News oo osy o o salm snd Domollo ovolt,wil
p...lo s.eahombeo. Ag 5, iOl y 00 So(tscog
RAKEN RmTS154thingo0OO4H O.
ism oolofoo lR . odlbwoooth sdot wlsd Mgibo
.bav sexoelnthllds poPl5Or.
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