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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-08

regular weekly mail between ST. Paul au'
Fort Ripley; which has already been sign
e hy all the officers al the Font, the India,
| Agents aud $50 citizens of this country
Every man b ~ written down his name, am
there is no, a single X upon the lust; such q
people deserve q semi weekly mail; where
a. the present contract allows us one bu:
once fortnight, (sl;hough the contractor
sends i, oftener,) which is not adequate t.
the wants OF so large "A community, the
Fort and lusiian Agencies; we must have Il
regular weekly mail, and lie, the Depart
men, pay handsomely for il too.
}. w. B.
TRASsFusuox OF BLoop.--An interesting
experiment at lbe TRANSMISSION Of blood, {, or,
a healthy to a diseased person, st a hoSpi-
tai in Lyons, is recorded by the Paris cor
respondent of the Tribune as follows:
4 woman was brought into the hospital
who had been seized with violent hem
orrhagc, IN conss-luence 0f a premature de-
livery. Her condition seemed desperate; it
presented all the symptoms OF the agony
that follows great los of blooh-entire nb-
sence Of color IN the skin, paralysis of the
limbs, almost complete blindness, difficulty
of comprehension, extreme weakness, but
extraordinary rapidity of tie pulse. Death
appeared imminent, inevitable.
Or. Drlorme suggested Uansfusiou; this
was at first comtated by the other physi-
clans as offering no chaDce OF success, but
was finally aSSented to, as the case being n
desperate one, ii could do no harm, even if
it did no good. One Of the young aspran,s,
residing in the hospital, Offered TO furnish
the blood necessary for the operation A
syringe was immersed in warm water and
kept there till il became Of a temperature a
little higher than that Of blood in circula-
ton. The proper vein in the arm OF the
sufferer was then opened, aud fine canUla
or tube, was introduced, to eorne length. -
The other end Of the tube was then fitted TO
the syringe, which WAS enveloped in the
warm towels, and in " nich was the neccs-
sary quantity Of pure human blood. The
operator then gently forced into the veins
Of the dying woman the reviving finid
At this moment, as she after " ards .ecat-
ed, she felt grateful warmth spread over
her body, without having the reasoning ia
Guilty strong enough 10 trace il to Any cause.
Suon after. she recovered in Il great degree
her senses and eyessht a few hours later,
reaction manifested itself 81 violently
that the physicians were seriously alarmed.
Ii seemed as if death nigh, result ns well
from too much, too active vitality, as from;
vitality too much exhausted and enferblsd
But a calming potion soon diminishesi this
unnatural action, and the patient has since
been regularly improving. The last intell-
gence from Lyons states thar i, is now hard
Iy possible that relapse can occur. and that
the cure may he SO, down As complete.
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STYLISH COATS.

rENTEEL Vests, and weli-fttimg Pants. have much
u To do with the of mankind The dress, is
the musl obvious laden OF the and pc ri.s the
jnritv U people uncoscnusiN make ir o. the
Ii win be study, enable to
make good upon the world, 50 far il
art ON sicu by apparel. We have large as>or-
nlet Of cloths and trimmings of every quality; and will
only make all garments to order warranted 10 lit
but We sia keep hand choice assortment of ready
cloihiug. costs, pants, vests, craVats oNercos,
shrts drawers ard understands, for sale cheap FOR Cash
As drapers aud taiors intend 10 deserve the
of SAINT PAM. We always be loGad in shop,
Thrt Street, nearly opposite II. A. Lamberts.
WILLIAM & HENRY NlEnAIS.
saioi Paul. Nav 1851. 6-ly
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NEW CHEAP STORE.

FKNHE subscriber wishes inform the citizens Of ST.
Paul and lis vicinity, that he is opening Grocery
ana Grovson Store, IN SpeDcers building, the
hay-scalls on Roberts street. The stock j. and
ssh, consisting Of Hams Pork, Tea, Coffee Sugar, Rice
Tobacco Mackcrel, Oakum, Nails, Glass, &c, in Gsct
ever, thing THAI is generally found In store Of the kind;
all Of which viii be sold At low prices for cash.
l.. ERENT TRESS.
ST Paul, Aug :. 1851. l6
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DIR. y. EiRROCR

NNyoTLD respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
w PRul aud vicinity, ahat he has returned after
temporary absence 81 tcw noB,hs ana cners has pro-
.Sonnl services the pEho. Thankful for past CAV
and soliciting share q! public patronage, he viii prac
Ios arnn The Eclectic Reform rrincipie dscards
cuTN al forms lie Wi De found al his cid stand
al aJ hours, except when PROFESSIONAL! engaged.
ApIl 10. lr5l. 2-5l
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To the Citizens Of st. Paul and Vicinity

To the Citizens OF st. Faul and vicinity
vGNIE undersigned having carried ON the business Of
Building in saint Paul for the past year, and from
The liberal patronage extended Ia him ny The citizens gem
eraIIv he intends continue The business Ol his pr0its-
ia this City.
Gentlemen wishing huid, bc nOiaed with
plans bills estimates and specific stions, b. calling the
subsc ribcr al his Office in Levi Slnn's Store.
\. e. PRENTISS-
Suint Paul, May 29, 81. C--f
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Saint Eonis.

HENRY srAUFFER. Wa. VI. DoSALp II. IL. BEEsoS
IL. STAUFFER CO.,
PAPER MANJFACT TURERs,
Paper Mil Warehouse. No. lI6 North Second Street,
Saint Louis, Mo.
Always on hand, Printing, Wiring and Wrapping Pa
rcr, &c, at very low prices. f-52.
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frlillowyipsr.
H. ALIEN WI SEMMES.
ALLEN & SEMMES,
attorneys al La'c, Viilow Rsref, 81.
CroiI Co., Wisconsin

JOSEPH BOWRON,
Notary Public and Land Agent,
gYiNO,e Rirer, ST. Cror1 CO., Wisconsin.
claims secured and entries made by
Military Land Warrants Blank Deeds an
Mortgages CONSTANT, on hand, and conveyan.
ces carefully and promptly attended to.
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POWDER.
June &c, 1851.

L. BISSELLs agent for the sale Of Lofns and
81 Smiths celebrated rife and mining Powisr, and
will furnish purchasers with any quantity FROM c
one Thousand kegs, at ST. Louis prices.
rTOrders from abroad promptly filed.
@ J. L. BlSSELL,
June 26, 1851. QOI Dubuque, Iowa.
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DIR. X. BABBITT.

WHAs his of.e m ihe rear uf J.. S,oan's store where
hc Will b. ready Gttend To ITeiss>ionsl calls
saint Paul Nover,hcg, 1851. 5ov
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Dubuque.

j. I. BISSELL.
Wholesale Dealer an Groceries and Provisions,
No, 2, Globe Buildings,
't DUBUQUE. IeWd
June &c, 1851. 0o}
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WHO WANTS FURNITURE.

w. NJ. STEES
MN Al the GARNET YdRE-POOH, cor
k1fM ner of Thrd and Minnesota Streets, SAINT
WN Paul, keeps ou hand, and will sell cheap
s-<7 Tor cash. sofas. Divans BUteius, Tables,
~" III Desks, Lounges BedsIeads { hairs and all
'H u other descr ptions oi Cabinet Ware made
in the best manner, and out of wr-sea-
soned materials The ublit respectfully invited to
raj, aud e,hn,ine. 2-Ss
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NEALERS in stoves aud maIluiac tnTeIs Of every ,s-
IL crption Of Tin and COPPER Mare, few doors be
low tho American House, 81. Anthony street
June 90, lcjA (lO)
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r cHourEAU. IR. JAS. tRRIsoH. FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
Chofeau. HarrisOu 4 Iaile.-

UDROTRlETORS Of the st. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS,
ii win keep on hand a full supply Of merchant bar
iror boiler plate, sheet and nails, manufactured at
their establishment from the OF the Iron Mountain
ana will also keep ali other articles usually kept in
iron store which they invite The attention Of country
merchants
u Warehouse, No l2s, Second street, st. Louis, No
CHAS. w. BORUP,
Agent AZ St. Paul.
Nav g. 1851. S-tL
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Galrn,,.
NJ. r. TRTETT'


NJ. r. TRCETT.
No. 81 Levec, Galena, Illinois,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant, Dealer in Pro-
ducr, Tobacco, S.gars, Domestic and
Imported Liquors
Orders from Dealers and country Merchants respect
fully solicited on board the steamer Nominee, by
2-52 W. YOUNG.
&C. STROTNER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in medicines,
oils, paints, brushes, wines, chemicals,
varnishes, patent medicines, Sc. &c.
Main street, Galena, IllinUIs. sat
HEMPSTEAD Il WASIIBU RNE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Galena, Illinois.
;rFs We have constantly on hand supply Of
genuine Land Warrants, which will be sold.
May q If
w. & }. FIDDlCk,
NO. LOG. Main street, Gsiena, III. Dealers in Dry
~ Goods Groceries, Boots Shoes, Hardware, &ueens-
wares &c. Nay, 1851. 3-4
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G. INQUIRE, GUNSMITH,

The sign Of The Big Guu, ThiId street, ST Paul,
N door 10 caves saloon, j. prepared TO do ANY
work IN hts line OF business promptly and 10 the entire
aiisi,, on ol customer
July 81, 1851. IS
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CITY HOTEL. ST. LOUIS

Corner Of Thiad and Zine streets.
T. BhRNUM, proprietor, Will always bc happy 10 see
his frends no are dow business pleasure from
Wisconsin Minnesota, and from elsewhere up the Mis-
sissippi river. Nov. IA, 1850.
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K. McLagan,
';torage and Commission, Water street, between
Green and Washington streets, Gaiena, Ill.
$. S. MERRILL s CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
Boots and shoes,
No. 80, Steamboat Landing, Galena.
l.. ). FELT, Gaiena, Ill.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, IIousciurnishino Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
ALSO-kecps constantly on hand large stock
Of Rifle and Blasting Powder and Fuse. 2-lo
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GEO. &. STROTUER.

GEO. &. C.STROTHER,
Sole Agen, in Gnlena for sale of Sloan
Medicines. Main street. Gaiena III.
n. SLEEPER. y. A HoYNE.
AUCTION HOUSE.
~ SLEEPER IL co, Auction, Commission, and
NJ Forw ardng Merchants-No. l90 Main Street,
Galcna, Illinois.
Cash advances made consignmrnts. Particular at
trn,ion maid 10 business entrusted tc their care 30
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gDyhSTERER, can be found near the corner OF Jack
and sixth streets, uCar the lower sbingIf Iniii
y. d. +. has served regular apprenticeship At the bush
ness OF pltUfng and believes he give entire salts
faction those who may employ him, in ANY brunch o
his business.
T. s-Two good jouneynIcn arc wanted Immediately.
ST. Paul, Aug. -, lS5l Ia
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DEEDs OF wARRANTEE, QUIrCLAIM AND
IL MORTGAGE, for sale AT the
Sept. II. PIONEER OFFICE
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Bs w. LOU,
Attorney and Counsellor AT Law. and General
Land Agents.. Paul.
Particular attention will he given To collections,
Paving Taxes, Entering Lands, Securing Pre-
Emp,ion Claims, and entries made by Military
Lsnd Warranls. oil
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MAIN STREET Opposite GALEyA HoTEL.
NHANUFACTURE and keep constantly on hand a
WI complete Of fancy aud Windsor Chairs
Also Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing Desks Looking
Glasses, Bcdsteads, &C. &c Persons wishing 10 slr-
chase viii do well call before they buy elsewhere,
prepared sell good article and our terms
invariably cash, afford to sell AS cheap,
cheaper than any other in the city. reasonable de-
ducton made persons buying sell agan. All orders
frouI q distance pnncrualy attended TO.
Gaena, May, l6JL 81
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JOHN K. SMITH CO.,
Wach,n1kers and Jereers, Nam ST., GatcnG, Illinois
A Large and we'll selected assortment OF Clocks,
IA Watches, Jewelry and Silver Spoons CONSTANT ON
hani for sale low. Engraving neatly executed. All
Kinds Of Jewery made TO order and neatly repaired -
All orders punctuaiy attended 10, The highest price
paid for old gold and silver 2-2o
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HENRY 4. LAMBERT,
FORD A. IsALSTED,
VIM. ID. Phillips,

viii be founl ready nj al times make surveys ~!
i,r.i. and town lots aquire the oIics Of MnsiersOu
n siulons. 81. Paul. 2-io
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p. ST. have drawn up and circulated
retitiom to the Postmaster Generul fur q
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VIM, ID. Phillips.

Procureur, AvocaI EN- droit, ct gent desterres-
ST, Paul. Reclame "is ensurete et des terre
entrees par des ordres niiitaires.
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w. III. PARK Err,

w. PARKER,
HHIhSrERER and cstern-bnilter, informs the people
>aiGt Paul and vicinity, that he VIII attend
promptly aud faithfully the work entrusted 10 hin, Ia
his lire Of business which he PROCESSES tn understand
thoroughly. june H. lsoi 9-y.
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Land Agent.
Pre-emption claims secured, and entries made
nv Military Warrants Office on st. Anthony
sirsei. neari, oppoeite the Upper Landing.
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DIR. J. ID. GOODRICH,
gHyENDfRs his roicssoil services To The Citizens OF
II SAINT Pau ard vicinity. OFFICE, in Denocrnt
budiug, corner OF Wabsshnw sud Third Sts
sept t5, is.l. 2fom
DIR. 4. G.. BKISBINE,
Physician and Surgeon.
TUHESDERS his ssiona 10 the cIsas ct
II ~. Iau sad viciuty. Office in irNinss new buck
Iuidias on -. AnIllnr! street few doors below the
Amsri' House.
October l6, 1851. sb-tf
DIR. ,. II. DAY.
KN Ill practice al prut in SAINT ranl snd vi
w cinit.. Oiior on Bench street.
oct, l-5l 25-tf
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NNIIL practice his profession IN - fa" ana y,cni-
w ~. Once 81 Apthuny street, hex; door be
low Nr. }. lryine's.
NJ, 20 is5I 6--iy
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DIR. r, X. POTTS,

ITAVING made ~ Paul his permanent resi-
Al dence, will attend to all calls in his proios
SION ia town and country lie may be found at
uresrnt. lie store oi Nlr. ". IL. Forbes. (;
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5tillwattr Business CARDS.
Henry l.. Moss.

ABRAM VAN WORRIES,
AtforRey ard c0ansefior at La9 and Solicitor in
ChdnceTy.
Will attend to all professional business entrusted In his
care. saltwater, Minnesota Ter. 62-tf
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bill from the Daily 0rleanian, amounting
to three hundred and ninety eight dollars, for
advertising, was referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
A petition from D. T. Donovan, claiming
twenty dollars, paid for tax for 1861, on real
estate, which has never been assessed, was re-
| ferred to the Committee on Claims
letter, with an accompanying bill, from the
Daily s1rleanian, was read and referred to the
Finance Committee
petition from the Ponchartrain Railroad
Company, asking permission to erect q verandah
on Elysean Fields street, between Victory and
Moreau streets, for public accommodation, was
read, and on motion Of Mr.. Claiborne, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted, the rules being
dispensed with:
Rfsolred That the ponchartrain Railroad Company be
and they are hereby authorised to veranda sup
ported by columns upon the space reserved for walks
front Of their projected buildings for the
of passengers between Victory and Moreau streets.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES READING
The following petitions were read and referred
to the Judiciary Committee
From A. Robert, attorney of Charles Huchet
Kernion, to emancipate the slave named Ade-
laide.
OF William Stone, to emancipate his slave
Isaac.
From Jacob Green, to emancipate the slave
boy, Edmund.
From Martin Blache, attorney Of Julian NJ
Sturtevant, executor of the last Will and Testa-
ment Of the late Richard Fayerweather, for the
emancipation Of the statu l6era Victorine,
and her children 'T-
From heirs of Mrs Lalaurie, for the emanci-
patton Of the slaves Patsey and Elodie. "A
From FRANCHISE Mayorquin, to emancipate
her slave girl, Agathe.
Mr.. Clarke moved that the Financial State
ments from the Treasurer's Department, which
were referred to the Finance Committee, be
spread on the minutes, without being read
adopted.
| sEMI-MONTHLY REPORT OF THE TREAsURER-CITY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

MJEWARK, NJ, sADDLERY Ware ES.zA
IToass-ANGREW g m BULL "a Co. No u sss Canal
Mnnucurera and Importers iSADDLERY aud SADDLEWAKE,
have constantly hand large and complete assortment Of
de Martngae Trunks Whips, Skrtng, Harness aud Bride
laher Hogskins sADDLEs, TOOLS Trimming every
scipon, at No. is CANAL STREET. - .
sls lyiAW 1744 90 ANDREW g. BULL d co. r.
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i eF Txx<sa x1~sf1
l. A''t- AoBsHpuhi onSx - t1e los40YS&X D41Za-
tute: 4 sss
Essosea e That Pax6am eishty.pcen4M = - =
nieht n t5e svs,sI u stt - az -
m, r,,nt;c. ~ NJ. SSs-fvss- - 80 IA SAx
4Sy - - Wy, ~ y = t~S& -
eapIc inueBHiteiy M ss u z
MIR. Burke moved to amend the feSe{u<<1 n
introduced bv addfur Third DiHerie4 kSfifS3
o ,..y W III ~ :. 80
wh;ch aas .gls.s.aJ u ~ s..ss xss
wi.I 90 a10t''sA' sAo luiss - - q
~"
u hesosrea, Tnss the treasurer pay sna nAeN -
I me waffsnt of the CoMptroiler viz IS Ssss
a. TO-. z. harman tox services ren9e1ed ~ - -
street nommnoner DspArmset tNsnSyt - ~
I'll. -. noonrac1I, ior fssremmenn = - u
ard Kourth District on rsdsCad tsx bU, 44DeN4 -
lsfs-
2, Y, Iocnran y w. fof Lamp OH esHsn - AMa
~, = Minds for rspsaing sidewalks Of Pasil& FIl1e4 A
II frsms;IIs ~ r ~ ss.sss oo,sn -. !.
once !. Tnisd ara ps.s.tss, M txssys aol1s.
s,y.L ~ "a Aaooo4, iH aovsFnssBg aavse 80 tNsu30
dotlsTs y 3 w. U.
dou. - - - ssys yss ao- ~ - ooat sscy ~ lRae
eSIIs n MsHss. ~ a y - ss ssys ~ Y 5s " .s
a.. ..nl, NeOu Aof Fhsk pzgsy$et 8t1QI
IL. - oSsas rsuI..: :, = sss5rss6&
80 s1ys Iesssrng tnees AdE9
~ cs,ysr 3. ss~s.ss..; 1919. 90 a
,. ~. = - S.1.eI % ~ 49, 9E6 Nf4e3
'nfo1ps posss sen ,s Ho.sm 49,, +
1 and tb;rtvtS, S.s,.n ... IL y seae s3s
Il Il a9.as .se.s .a.s ~ tNses
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
!. noRATIo d HEMIrT. PLANO ,uazs,.-

EORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO ssszsa,z zsas.,,zs,ux
n E FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 50 Camp s3
h & Teud ID repeatedly res s r., 5sqaest
assortment of MUSIC AND MUSICAL of all Kinds
FORT the the the United
EUROPE, among which of sToDART CO.,
of NewYork, HAL & son, OF NewYok, and PLEYEL Co.. OF
Paris The above the following kinds GRAND Sc
MI GRAND, PICCOLO, PICCoIo OBLIQUE AND SQUARE-are
Of the most ksrs the World combining al the late
of R and ocaves They will be sold at manufacturs
prices MUSICAL of all kinds and in quantity
others the subscriber keeps constantly hand the
selection brought the souhe
which the reasonable GUITARS,
BY WILLIAM HALL SON from the most SPANISH
MODELS These instruments the first class
the climate The subscriber has had in
thoroughly acquainted with the mnutes details Of the M
that has been in the Southern MARKET
that he will always selected
stock Of kinds
MUSIC. The Musical Public respectfully
invited to call and his stock.
'fe13 1yos HORATiO d. HEWITT, 80 Camp ST., N. o.
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81. LACEY & CO., 81 ST. Charles street.
MS shAMGH 9F LACEY PLIlps's CELEBRATED HAR
offering the finest and
~ 80 ntieitsn 2 nIOlLf ATftNDFnTo. fe2T 1yAW
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SLAVES.
IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
BrjlQesCesse3. Paint,

FOR woop, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS. STEAMBOATS,
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
r '.5Hi IRON WORK, ABovEAND
.-ll .aA UNDER WATER
t- public respectfully called folowir
cesbratsd BRIDeEwATER PAINT
unnecessary the shan add after EIGHT MONTHS
South the character Of the Paint firmly established
offered to the public the bsst FIRE AND WEATHER PRO
TECToR EVER DISCOVERED
CERTIFICATE OF Jwo +. MILLER OF ATTAKAPAs
July aatI Induced to apply the Mineral
aa s nSs ss R aa ss g
CO. Icheeruy add testimony the embraced
s ss a.
@ Sst sai sod 1
Ns~lDeri Ats.taps Sase naseR is 1884, ''" Al'A1A"
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA. ~
has proved WATEsrRoof
Nsworeana, December, 1851 -
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOWBOAT P0RPOIsE.
hsTs Ssd IL s h PANT for which ssar, e. G
ss ssss e: Ii sS EEsH
iii he sss eFsyzeT f. R
s be NJ 81 s
forth ia " AEsnts' Circular;
Ns~dsana, j. ISL y '''-' ''f''-''
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had the LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted
@ he sosi I @ Il
9d hs 4 rokPosE We eheoay recommend said PAINT ST.
Csisnsd> HUGHES, VALET THoM4s.
''P' wl,s1sEg lss1s,Is,;..ss & sot b1v po..co.
Nsworlssn., February 4, 1884,
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.
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of ship Lodes Captain VIM. Cu ship Charles Cooper D. c.
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United States Military Academy West Point Oliver
Lee late Superintendent now Secretary Railroad
Company ETC., etc. u. C. BoGERT Co, 10 Camp street,
States of louisiana Texs.
SUB-AGENTs IN NEW ORLEANS
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E AND WARRANTS PURCHASED D-2n
W " OF LocATED-Holders Of Land Warrants undsr
Act Of 2Sh September 1850, February, -
obtain the highest cash price by naxns SPECIFICATION
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DAaUERREOTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT

This wknon establishment having thoroughly repaired
and improved the propeors attention pub
ther are furnished of
I'M the most superior style aud finish.
Boperaors fitted out with complete APPARATUS the
Tubes, VIII Box and Tablets twenty-five dollars
Quick working Tubes Plates Amecan and Freh Cases.
Stanis Boxes Chemica together with
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SEMI REPORT OF THE TREAsURER-CITY
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