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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-11
SHOES !! sHOES!!

Black and Colorcd CATERS
81 and HALF CATERS, from Miles
& Son, Philadelphia.
Cloth Caters and Half Caters, from Robinson
& Co.. Philadelphia.
Boolees for Ladies. Misses and Children.
Also good assortment of Boots, Lined and
Bound Shoes, and Brogans. Just received at
LONG & WEBB'S.
October 2. o.
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II o u S e a n d j o t S
near IIillsborOugh,
FOR SALE OR RENT.

sNHE House and Lot where the late Priesily
H. Mangum resided, near ilsborough, on
tho Oxford road, is offered for sale or rent. The
House is pleasantly situated. and though no,
within the corporation is sufficiently near to en-.
joy the advantages Of the town. The lot has on
it all the necessary out houses, a good well. and
garden. A lot adjoining. containing about
three acres will also be sold with the other pre-
misses.
For terms, apply 10 Stephen Moore, esq. Hills
Borough.
December Is. IL
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DRUG STORE.

DR.. s. o. scloDLTlELD.
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Preserve and Deanlify your HOUSES.

III e. C. L III Or E WOODS,
Painter Of Houses, Sc,
u ESPECTFULLYtc tenders his services 10 The
a. citizens Of Hillsborough. Chapel Hill, and the
public generally. His work will be done faithfully
and in The best st,lc, and al prices suited to the
hardness Of the times. Any address 10 him at
Hillsborough. n. Y. will be promptly attended TO.
October 18th, 1851. O5 :
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If application is made Immediately, good
hand to work at the Cabinet Making Bust
ness, &c. Constant employment and good wa
ges will be given.
r. y. WEBB.
December 10, 1851. A--6w
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE


m THE woRLD.ii
This Extract 10 puf np IN gsarf boifitss IL 10 ar
fines cheaper, pieasGnier. and wovanfed
superior 10 any sold. Hesres tcifhouf
romiiing. purgirg. siekening, or
: debihfaiing The patient.
WE HAVE MANUFACTURED
l,sOo0oo BEETLES Of this SarsspariIIa
during fhe pasi year. and are aolr putting ap al
least 5000 BOTTLES PER DAY,
USING MORE OF THE sARsAPARILLA ROOT
IN ONE MONTH THAN ALL THE OTHER
MANUFACTURERS OF sARsAPARn-
LA IN ONE YEAR.
DR.. 3. r. Townsend's SarsapariDla
Is WARRANTED TO KEEP
FOR ANY LENGTH OF TINE IN ALL CLIMATES.
This extract has CURED sosr Of the following
diseases THAN Ar THE orHEn ApvKnTissp nH-
bIrISKs TocKrHKR have done.
sCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL,
OBSTINATE cUTANEoUs ERUPTI0Ns,
Pimpies or Pisiuies on the Face,
BLoTcHEs, BLEs, CHRONIC SORE EYES,
RING WORM OR TETTER,
SCALD HEAD,
Enlargement and Pain Of the Bones end Jsinss,
STUBBERN ULCERS,
syPHILIrIC DISORDERS, LUMBAG0,
SALT RMRUnl,
and all diseases arising from IN injuJictous use
Of Mercury, Asciies, or Dlopsy, Exposure
or Imprudence in Life. Il invariably
cures
RHEUMATISM,
INDIGESTION OR DYSPEPSIA,
Neuralgia, General and Nervous Debility,
PALPITATT0N OF THE HEART,
Liver Complaint & Inflammation Of the Kidneys
Ladies Of pale complexion and eonsumptivs
habits, and such as are debilitsied by those OBJ
sTucions which females are liable to, are restor-
ed, by the use Of bottle or two, TO bloom and
vigor. at 81
Principal Office, CIspp 4 townsend. s. Mas
sau treet, New York.
1T For sale by D. Heart, Hillsbo-
rough.
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A splendid Stock of Goods,
For the Fall and Winter Trade.
MIR. JAMES s. WATSON.
MERCHANT TAILOR,

4uLNAuANA AAtbN1f
MOULD respectfully inform the public, that
w he has Just opened II his establishment,
two doors nonh Of the Printing Office, one Of the
largest (if not the iargssi) as well as handsomesi
stock vf Goods in his line ever brought to this
market. Ills stock emhIaees all the articles usu-
ally kept in such establishments, and 10 mention
the whole would be loo tedious. He will speci-
fy only the following;
CLOTHS.
Black, Brown, and Invisible Green Cloths, Of all
qualities.
Cassimeres, ofvarious styles and patterns.
Vfsfings, OF The handsomesi patterns.
All kinds Of Trimmings for Gentlemen's clothes
&c. &c.
Ready Made Clothing.
Dress and Frook Coats, Over Goats. Panisloons
Vests, Cravsts. Drawers, Of iIk and Cotton
Shirts, of Silk. Cotton and wolIcn, &c. &c.
All Of which win be sold at the mos. reasonable
prices. His motto is, that trade should be active
and he is determined TO sell his goods as low a,
they Gamble had elsewhere. The public are in
vi,ed TO call and examine his stock, as he feel
confident that he can please.
Dragging and putting. he is aware, in an en-
lighicned community, will avail nothing, and b,
therefore relies upon the superior quality Of hi
goods and the judgment Of the public to advanc,
the competition Of trade.
or 10000 Feet Of Lumber, 10000 Shingles
and MI kinds Of Country Produce. win be taker
in exchange Cor clothing at cash prices.
October a.. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
sTUYyESANT INSTITUTE COURSE.

Hebrew Literature. By RABBI RAPH.LL.
Rev. DR. RAPHALL delivered alecture before
this Association on Wednesday evening the stuyve5-
an, institute upon jet Of Literature Bbcaand
Pot Biblical" A. J. Dluenhofer, member Of the As
ocinton, introduced Dr. Rsphsll TO the audience aud
stated that he able speaker Dr. RAPHAEL together with
.everal other learned gentlemen had consented TO de-
liver addres,es during the winter, in order 20 enable
he Association 10 found Library
Dr. RSIhsIl sud have been invited 10 deliver an
address tesore the members of the Hebrew Young
Men's Literary Association. | could have wished that
trey had se!ccted come one more competent for the
purpose Nevertheless, hnve once before had the
honor Of speaking similar occasion at the found
ip OF en- orchnizatcn in the City Of London and now
feel great pleasure in having the honor OF speaking
uicn ths occasion To these young men Just about 10
enter into active life what better we place
before them man the means OF requirement. What
better bliss cen bestow upon them than the means
c acquiring scisnco9 Nature gave 10 man hands, but
God gave hin science. By means OF science we are
permitted 10 cross the broad and by nssus Of
seienoe we are enabled 20 converse with friends
hr distant; and By the aid Of science man
il permitted TO sec the vast powers Of Gcd
Science q not sntsfed with the tTtumphs has
achieved but still sAyancez and each day oehods
scne new WORK How infinitely superior is n'nd' In
America mind Is free education IS to be found In ei
zrsdes CT society me people themselves have taken
up The cause and wherever you 60 IN every iowa you
will find Mechanics Observation-Disclosures OF learning
and the great ect seer,s TO be advancement. The
Hebrew Young Mems Association ire entitled TO take
a renk among you, and 70 advance Hebrew Lisera'
ture TIE speaker then took up the subject Of BIB
licsl hrerstnre and traced i back 10 s origin, and
said ,tat one characteristic Of the Bible was,
hat il has been preserved to Us strictly original,
natural and pure and adap.s itself much to tbs bar
barsn as 20 the most learned The writings Of Pnio
serve 20 show that Hebrew learning was prosecuted
during the most disastrous times Hebrew Colleges
were established on the Euphrates, and numbered
thousands Of students before they were established in
Paris, and many other European cities; and naron
hss produced learned men than the Jews OF spain
Every branch ofscience aud learning was found among
them The Jews were expelled from Spain they gave
up wealth home everything for the sake Of their faith
but they preserved their faith their Biblical literature
and rhis young men. would recomraend you to do.
Ihase given you imperfect outline Of Hebrew Lite
rsure from Moses down "a Menaessohn q DO iu''s:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
Ezekiel Webster.

Etrl-c g 4t- bl-ci JonTH1-
BoscAvxE, N H. Saturday, Nov. ., 1872
Mr. EDIToR: ~ a recent number OF your
PAPER ycu copy from The Horesss1 TfsEscT7. notice
~ Ezekiel Webster which there are several erro-s
He snowy bal" originally OF raven tl1ckne.s :
however, before his decrease was slightly grey. III.
colCrip. # different from Daniefs bar ha1e AID
II my mory me, Ezekiefs vas darkest Eny
rate D. isuhsry called oy his tJwnsInen, BtlrE
Zee. His HiaIners were kind AMI eourteois AMI ne
d. posed 10 Keep peace among MS ieostzens, N
stead Of encouraging Etytlon 81 some OF ms pr1es'9n
do. lie never was Senator IN Congress, but "ls -
The State Senste more year, snd quite ncnoer
OF years the House. TIE OLD houlestead WIS oTnei
BY tts two broibers. 49,
Ezekicl was candidate for Congress tie yeaT 81 MS
deccase The Slete cH-t il vote for Adams, N Sj'e-
Der, ls-s, hy handsome majority, ou' Jackson We
elected AM by the Gnfrng assiity O. me Dim
pres, an TIRE prospective patronage Of te D. Aa-l'
htrEiion, tie Adams party WIS deiea1ei u, VIII
q THE NLs thea municipal officer anf NJ " e's'er
was the presiding Cfieer % the town meeting As son
a. TIE hsllc were counted showing BIT srn "a Jsek oa
rsir his fst remark wes We are beaten; the S,3Ie y
eonel" Previous 10 his remark hal thought tErle o.
lie srsn dic.ence hu; lie mind Al once souiPr nen l.
ed that Il IN one Of the most stable towns TIE ten eny
was ,hai way had nothing 10 hope from he Sts,e er
lrge AMI be algury pre- 81 true he died the follow
NC April tu. he u;e1nory y stu cherhad by AZ Sh0
.CC-g =. & I'm. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

-. chartered the bark Joseph Maxwell which viii
- baltimore. for Wilmington, n. C.. to take on
- onc hundred and fifty emigranis Ofihese. aare
-. South Carolina and therest from North Carolina
- ere generally composed Of families, and nearly
-. bsf Of them are children. All are free except
..,,,,e who were msnumitted. The great proportion
= ,hem are the friends and acquantances Of Hooper,
zionist originally from North-CaroliDa who after
-..saenee in Monrovia returned and made such repre-
..ss;ons as to induce the present emigration. They
-. NJ be located on the St Peus River about fourteen
n. 1, the Interior back from Monrovia. The bark
s,,ey will also leave Baltimore in about two weeks
IA sfty ennigrants from Maryland and the bark Lin
a. evsrt will leave Norfolk about the time with
40 eudcrsuts about fifty of whom are from North Car.
olius and the rest from Virginia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
DIED.

"a Tkursssy n>arnns Nav n Mrs NARY DA'D We 10
se Mathew l. DAVIS, the I'D year u b.f Ase :, -
Toe lsLcs q The faEy and hose q Der sos a.
W. D. OTceEs iaTied 10 attend her fznerh On S,s-. 70
Isft a. af1P NJ lrcai residence ~ her s'1'
Greere NJ al Abs door shove Nh go 40. "A
On Tkbrsdsy nlorrns, sOv. ia, W LLi~@ S'
VFssn G. srd RissbetA Cppenter ..,,f.lx ,,yaei N
TA frna. ssd relative, the fanaay are T S A..
,,,.rs sh~ fnnernl rota re-dsbes q ~ I....
tii,.a % ~ n sap NJ saAout fey.lss nsa<tol
mr. orsan sc. :, Ne NV. I've q New Yorl cIty.
sIser MAI as s1: Met isths Ct, LUCINDA X, -se
Hs -. w., IA ,he tsth rear q her a<s
Jane. o,esn, ~ scv o RALPH HASKfSs. Esc. sseSb
70 1919, ". Nov 5. RUFUS GAL 20 - y,.
IN s.s, ex "a fsresly editor Of RE Pessss'as
ssps1 1890. No. J~ass yoHx COOK Dsess' Aa'f
- : = Lei sr.-: Il Mo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
MARRIED..

o. We 5ne.sy r9riry sOy TO- BY Rev Dr. Yer. WILLIAM
p soUTBlgOIlfH % Mss MARGARET H. HANNAH dassstss
Of John Hsnssb, 60, all II this city.
o. I.rsdsy Nov. II, - 20 Hsrkets SevfoTk. By Rev j.
Cks,. NJ. VIM BROWN, q comsxcoi, Canada Wey 70 Ma
JAM pIxos daughter ,Joha Droh, Esa, Of Danbsroa Scot
isnd
On we1ses14y oy = is5. e. Andrers chaseh Resa,ed
b. Rev Davbl Moore, NJ JOHN H. GARRErsoS 70 nss ELIZA
BEIH G. MDNDAI. al q staten Island.
Saw B@dsrd, he r--deace Of H. Toby k~l ey KY
Az.ri.b erJre, Mr. LEASDBR B HUNT, Of East Doosss
Ms. NJ NARY n HlSCHET1. Of Canaan, Coma A.,
Ia I.nsy CbDrch PHILADELPHIA. Tle.tay norns For "
RaT JOIN Coleman, JOsEPH W. cURRiER. Of se~|fofs 70
sUs1s ELIZABETH dusheS q The late TAoHss H. foans s't
a. rr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

10 which would require several iec.ure5) With all It's
beauties il is open to ycu for serh thor wonivas
qualities that sny one Of you cen acquire them snt
who can tel, tui from these young men nssy arse
Merdelssoln.
The hall was wel ellei the larger portion Of psrsons
present being ladies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
The BIC Trsr-We are pleased to see that

The BIG TEsr--We are pleased TO see that
the Indies Of the Home Missionary Society Of the T.
Church have hired the Big Tent and propose holding
Temperance meetings therein. IL Will be erected In
Parsdiscsqusre, on the Five Points, and eminent
sreskers win make addresses tonight and every oven
ing until after Thanksgiving Sermons are to be
preached on Sunday. We earnestly commend these
meetings to the and support OF all inter
ested In the cause Of Temperance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

FATAL ACCIDENT PROM BLASrIse.-A man
r,Toed Ia,nes McPadden was instantly killed yesterday
sfieTnoon by the premature explosion OF blAss which
he was engaged in preparing at the stony OF q
Vooyhes In 42l-st, near 2dsy. His brother was en-
sged besids MIN at the tune Of the accident, md WA
seyere,y injured by the blast The renans OF the De
cessed were taken 10 the residence Of hs family In 42d
:, near RE lstay where the Coroier viii hold an in
onest rnon I, Ibis morning The deceased a native
81 IIlsnd % years Of sge aud has left wife and seye
rel children 70 mourn bis loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
fAdrerneusail

ONLY OyE PLAcE-Those beautiful Crayon
p,sreeotype. for which the prize medal Of the American
has rust been arced taken only by koor, No.
SfJ g1osdwsy. Gel aud see them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

~ Edward BOughton has been sentenced at
the Li,cifei County Court TO six years imprisonment
In she ate Prison for placing obsructons upon the
tyrck 81 ,he NanRsfuck Railroad 81 Piymoafa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

From ,bs Home Journal.
HE CONVICTs CHILD -. BY PHsBE G. CAREY.
Unlock the still home of the dead
Down to its slumber we would lay
One who, with firm, unshrinking tread,
Drew nearer and near day by day.
For when the morn of life for her
Hid all its beautiful light In tears,
The shadow of her sepuchre
Woke in her soul no human fears
Even in the spriDg-time of her youth
Before that she had wept Or striveD,
With all its wealth of love and truth,
She gave her young heart up to heaven.
sonething prophetic of her doom
Before ter vision sadly rose,
So, ere the evil days lad rorae.
She gathered strength to meet their woes
Child of lost and guilty sire,
She felt what time must darkly prove,
That home and hearth were not for her.
Nor the sweet ministries Of love.
And when her trembling heart at last
By maiden hopes and fears was thrilled,
Clasping the sacred cross more fast,
That pleading for the earth was stilled.-
Turning from eyes whose tender ray
Burned with affection true and deep,
Loves passionate kisses never lay
Upon her forehead but in sleep.
Yet more than mortal may be tried
Was she who firmly bore that part,
And the meek martyr slowly died
In crushing down the human heart.
Plying in such world of storms
The woes of that unsheltered breast,
Death kindly took her in her arms,
And rocked her to eternal rest.
Then softly. softly, down to sleep,
Lay her where those purple blossoms grow,
Aud where the Sabbath silence deep
Is broken by no sound Of voc.
Where near her, the long summer through,
Will sing this gently luiling stream:
'Tis the first rest she ever knew,
Haunted by no unquiet dream.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS every bod,

EW M a. AaDVERTlsEMENT-Let every body
r. R. R.
RADU.aY'S READY RELIEF
is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS
Il will stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES Or
NERVOUS NEuRGic and Bilious cosrfAIS1 II FE
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
in giving instant ase to the most oasnus sad
TO TIE SICK AND PAlN-sUFFERINa OF NEW
ORLEANS.
fns5 si!S3s ssPs1 s gSs Ss
FIJI r n @ F. FIVE aGH q T
IT HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF HUNDRED,
sSHSRHH5lAA SESRszdA Il Il 5Seh gsE Hg1R! g0Rts.
$s$$Ess4s i: $$$ $#$ s#s$$$
sih FASAeHE N N FIFTEEN FIFTEEN SEs: MSHTEs
s5ASS SaEE $hASlr Il \ S9Sh E5EF h!SEHHs &ES5TEs.
3oIE hz1EaSS 5ksS sH
Ri1E Tfs,s 1s ss ps
SICK HEADACHE
% FEW s5 M TEE MOST D
attacks 1t VIII and sweeen the stomach
poisonous acids Of the 'y'pR; pREyENr1oN
the da and heavy feelings ot
IN BATHING,
ead fa Ss pnd B. E T M a, Was nsth
dssn an an hsAo
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
bIno 1soF s s, saSs
the most distressing discharges and will speedily
NEURALGIA.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF possesses an aimo mi in.
panxi Psn e s
cations departing Pn II has thousands in
door Se Relief ossP Rfashs op s ess
pains. ~ " ~ nervous
RHEUMATISM
PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES
RADWAYs READY RELIEF stop and escruciatps
sts9f Gns Sn
EFT A. s sBs n3S
States m the ruth Of this 'n
IT, hs to e @
town the union fol the last four have
CHILL FEVER.
CRELLs STOPPED IN A FEW MINUTES PAIN Re1rsne,
INSTANTLY.
snG kkDWAYs tsrsr READY M RELIEF acts
rate. win heah and strength and the system
PAINS OF ALL KIN DG
,u S qsisry you feel pain apply lady RELIEF
1T IL
kXag iS1 Co. 5sGS' iSa FS ti Ss Street. N.wyo
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT CO., ISL Chart res street Neworle.ns
81 Genea Agent who will supply deal country at Rad
LARGE LARGE BOTTLES. ...,....s a, =
SMALL '''''''''''''''.'''', ,................ 0
sGa also b MoRRsso s. a Magazine street, and
h.t foi r. R. r.: Or RAILWAYS RE ADyRELEF mAa1 ,v.w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

Harmony Division No. 15, 8. of T.The following srs the
officers this Division the JAMES Bxees w P:
WV. s. Moust R. 81 Wa HonssacK. r s.; JANIS eovAs,
CT MEyKR, CoRNnLIus GoLpNe, o. Division
EVERY MONDAY EVENING, E. Temperance Hail. IS St.
Charles ztree fVis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

fLL-sols CFSTRAL RAILROAD AND BRAscHEs.-Tbe pre- t,
emption bill introduced by Mr.. Fcku in the early part
of the present session. having passed both Houses OF
gress Monday approved by the President and has
become law. In consequence of this law sales
have been suspended along the lines of the read on a
lands which pre-emption attaches and this inforna
ton has been conveyed TO the land officers by means of
the telegraph. MAT. Intelbgencer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14
IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS
R-idUeaENtes. E1G{Nf.

FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, srEAMBoATs
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
InON WO9k, ABCgE Lft1
UNDER WATER.
B The attention of the public respectfully called following
testimonials avor Of the celebrated BRIDGEWATER PAINT.
the Agena than add
use in the South the character of the Paint firmly established
offered the public the FIRE WEATHER PRO
TECToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF JUo. F. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAs
In July Last induced apply the ndgewaer
Ed e9s the a lie Mssss
he bs FIRE Aap wEa s FEE e ss I 9hs9s
ius and has neither s.ssd solid
(sisned5 ''Aps'''VAA JOHN F, MILLER
NswI0sria, Attakapas March s, 1857. ''' -''''''
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA
- s':s Nj
sssss s il n5 s % % ,sf
k hrss
sswoIisan, December f5ssf s e. C. 1A0hASSos
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOWBoAT PoRPOIsE.
have used The BRLDGEwATEa PAINT, for which Mess c.
BoGERT CO. Agents. the hurricane dsk of the Towboa
"a e5SBEEs coNsTAsTrs falling HrSEeT
In about -four weeksi became PERFECT SLATE
ned 9r M possessing all .he qualities nnre CERTAIN
fDss NJ a s
''''a fsa' S BROWN, Captain of
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
m Hsyi9g had The LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted BRIDGE
MzGNoiI and apan 11s sfarn
pzsos aKE We 'A'sy 'a PAINT rs U
tsigaed) HUGHES. vALLETT d THOMAS,
JP WHITNEY Isa.a 4 Co. LUCE ' A"''
Agents Louisiana brY Dock Co.
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.
BRIDsEwATER PAINT for the pss.vs months
ON @ Gsr has bssd nS % ard
testify siss m s HT ssd s = s
Mineral Pant hay
Southern JOSEPH sENs5s Paia's1' ''
UNDERwRITERs' CERTIFICATE.
aHSs @ sad shs des
times give those hre risks preference where the
s az aDTss ss s,s ass,
EDW HsoTlI9S 1GRES sa. Agea: g. sensral neral. Mutual
JOHN rEMsRkToN, Prs,iasnt Msrehnn..' ssSSl
J. NJ. LAPEYRE, President NewOreans
aa iDsssi Dsssss 5sass sasss
In adtonto the above nuruerov,
from equally respectable pre app
cation their office which those Captain Robbins
Of ahP Leodes Captain VIM Cults of ship Charles Cooper; c. M
Culum Assistant Engineer and Railroad
Col G. H. Talco. NewYork Arsenal Smith, Lieu,sast and
Quazteraats United States Military Oliver H.
Lee late Superintendent Secretary Rsro.a
Company e;e,e.e. &C. BoGERT CO., 10 Camp a.rest
Assn's for tie sss of Louisiana Mississippi Ahs1as and T.
sUB-AGENTs IN NEW ORLEANS.
Messrs. PRIESTLY i BEN.
Messrs. j. WATERMAN d co.
JOHN STROUD L co.
q. RICHARDS.
T. MkCpHERSoS No 90 c,unstr..,
AT MOBILE-JAAfES G. WHITAKER,
V1CKSBURG-BYRNE& d ANDERSON.
GALVESToN-JDNES & UFFERD,
BATON R0UGE-LEVI RELLuM.
AITAkAPAS-C. B. G. WHuLDEN, apes dAWH
NTEW ADVEPTTsEarrNT T4 80. l.
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0desn Temple Of Honor No. , S-Mess every THURSDAY
9csr for hs present M tern ending Oct 81 ssa
DER W. A. r.; F. s. MoReAN, ". F. r.; R. PoLLARp w II:
A. BENDER, W. u; JOSHUA Dow W. D. Vi PArrsoN O.
N. w. WooLvRRros, W. 8.
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOWBOAT PORPOISE

have used the BRIDGEWATER PAINT, for which Mer
BoGhRT CO are Agents. the hurricane dsek of the Tobo
POhPOE The Paint ha about three months SPARKS
and CMDERs CONSTANTLY falling upon has had NO EFFECT
In about four PERFECT SLATE and am sass
he'd Of its possessing all qualities CERTAIN
PROTECTION the effects of CIDERS con-
hdenty recommend the BRDGEwATER for the purposes sci
forth in the Agents. Circular.
NswOreans, December l, 1851. r
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Pelican DIV islon No. g. Of fTMees WEDNESDAY
EVENING ats o'clock Mt the Hall s5 St. Charles
elected Sr the ending Sept 1852 Morn
Rs.i j. DuRwARD F. s.; W. C. WATKINS, IT, ]. woop CT A.
MASsISs A. e J. ASTRR ST. Jous BRows, O. VISIT
noa street. B. j. wts, Poydua street G. WATF1ss
kssf. Icnouptouas street; VIM sru Marc
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CrystaI Fount Dyision No. A, 8. of T.-Meets every
at O'Clock p NJ at Temperance Hall No. IS St Charles
Officers for the enfuing quarter: W. ELLIS w P H.
Bnows W A.; G. P. Ras, r. S.. H. w ELLIS A r. ST. E. Boora
j. S. HARRIS, T.. D. w. BRowN, C, A. HERo O. Wn,
WATSON, D. Is. W. foWELIb u
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Union Division No s. of T-Nteets every FRIDAY EVEN
ING o'clock at Temple Hall No. 222 Thoupoulas
The following the officers present REID
wP P H. 6ARsES Al NJ MequALrER, R. S.; A. RosEswle
AIRS A. BURNS F. s.; WH. WHTsETT t.; BRrcRMYKR, C.
sT DSSnE Gi HTsE HAN 81 LAMnEE7 SICK
LMRERr JOHN CouLrER Of Common and aras
Streets iyl3
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STEAMBOAT DIsAsrER on rHs RvrR-The stCamCr Dis
mond Capt HUFF her rptQru tlie F!.ls stfuek
rock in the channel between tire head Navy aud rafa
Islands, and knocked hole in her bptttm She s'tto
fast that there hardly time to h.r Gt.I4
Island, when she sank in about feet water tbn7
falo Advertiser.