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J. NEDONAED,

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
Office, opposite J. Thompson's Hotel. All
business in the several Courts of Blair, Indiana
and Cambria counties entrusted to his care, viii
be promptly attended to-
january l, l851.-ly
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John Parker,
'arker, James II. Psrke
JOHN PARKER 81 CO..

Wholesale Grocers, dealers in Flour and Bacon
Foreign Wines and Brandies, Old Menongahela
and Rectifed Whiskey.
No. 5, Commercial Row, Liberty Street,
PittsbUrg, Pa.
March, II, 1S52.-ly.
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II Il e E.

Lycoming Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
~
Persons wishing to insure property in this
company against loss by fire, can apply to the
subscriber c. II. HEYER, Agent.
Nov. -, lS51.-ly.
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J. Patton Thompson, at
JOSEPH :. MED co.
=. McEEEfAR RE

155 Market Street, II. E. Corner of 4th
PHILADELPHIA.
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in all of the
various new kinds and styles silk, fur, brush,
wool, Panama, straw and chip Hats silk, straw.
braid and lace BORHets; artificial flowers furs
&C., which viii be sold cheaper than the cheap
est. Feb. '52, 19-ly-
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

We have come to the determination TO sell
goods at cash prizes, without putting on any ex-
ira profit as an Offset for bad debts. Any per-
son dealing with us on credit, will receive a
pass-boolz, except when we have different un-
derstanding, and VIII expect all accounts to be
settled by payment or note at the end Of six
months, and these terms viii be rigidly adhered
to. By doing business in this manner, we hope
TO sell more goods, and at cheaper rates. To
those who purchase for cash we viii always
make difference Of six per cent, except flour
and bacon, which must always be nett cash,
without credit to any one.
JOHN IVORY & SON.
Summit, November 20, 1851.
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sCBOOL EOOAS!

A general assortment Of BOOKS, such as ar
used IN our common schools for sale by
DAVIS & LLOYD.
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WIN. M'FApEAND s. SON.
David =. Storm.

hTeEE AtE = StCsEk1,
Notary Public, scriveuer and Conveyancer,
J0HNsTOWN, CAMBRIA co. Pa,
UILL also attend to his duties as Justice. Le-
" gal instruments Of writing, such as deeds. a
greements, Foreign Power of Attorney, &C.
drawn up accurately. Collections entrusted to
his care viii receive strict attention.
May Is, lS52-20-tf
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MICHAEL VARTMAN s co,
EGNER s. GREGG.
DIR. THOMAS c. BUxTTNG.

Has removed his Office to No. II South Sc,
enth street, above Chestnut.
Philadelphia, Pa.
April 26, lS52-7-2Otf
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RICHARD JONES.

Justice of the Peace, Ebensburg, Pa,
VIII attend promptly to all collections entrus
ted TO his care Office, adjoining his dwelling
Decem. p, 1S51.-11-tr
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JOHN y. RCSHTOy.

Wholesale dealer in QueeHsirare. CHfvaraTe
Glassware, &c, No. 2t5 Market Street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
April 10, 1S51.-ly
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CONRAD s. WALTON.

Wholesale dealers in HardlCare, Cutlery, Ndls
&c, No. 203 Market Street. above 9Th,
Philadelphia, Pa.
April 10, 1S51.-ly
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REMAINING at the Post Office in Ebensbur
10 on the 1st of July, 1852
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-05

BtILY BowLEcs AT THE MAYORS OrF1es IN NEwY YoRKs-
On Saturday morning the 18th ult previous his depart
nre from New York for Savannah Billy BeWlegs visited
the City Hail. and was introduced 70 the Mayor and
reply to question from Mr. Kngsand he sad with
air of fsatisfaction whipped old Taylor that every
body laughed.
Mayor you could only whip old Pierce for now in
tho same way (}reat laughter, =
Billy Correcting the Mayor II don't want to whip
Pierce Scott you mean. whipped him before
(Renewed laughter IS
Billy seemed quite delighted With the pictures on
being brought opposite to that of the late Gen he
gazed at silently and being asked if he knew old
fellow, said. Yes knew the old fellow very WELL licked
him, too' (Roars Of laughter Billy made this obser
vaon with evident satisfaction and it with
hearty laugh and Immediately after he proceeded togive
of the battle, but the English language failed
him in expressing bis ideas was then brought to
the likeness Of Gen Scott at the other end Of the roo
and on being asked II he knew him. he replied Yes
| ought to know him licked him Laughter He
shown the fine portrait Of Washington and
told that he the big ather He fixed his eyes upon
it for moments and appeared buried in profound
reyery. He then asked how many il since he
went the Great Spirit and how many Presidents had
| succeeded Washington.
Billy, in taking Leave Of his NewEork friends at the
wharf showed good deal Of feeling and said shaking
hands with some, Bless you thank you, thank yon "
The steamer left the wharf loud cheersfor Billy Bow
legs tits said that he has two wives and four
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TELEGRAPH gBETwEEs ESGBsSps ANfyRIcAs-T The
The London correspondent Of the National Integepcer
gives the following description of the project for
submarine telegraph between Great Britain America
The writer considers this Hew plan By far ss fsasi
bic yet proposed. y q s - sgSS 81
formed for constructing submarine telegraph hetesa
Great Britain and the Usited States BY
fore thought which would very naturally shorten the
line of water transit render the "a inteli
gcnce much Iesa liable to Interruption and mo4f
ally diminish the Of construction and repairs, We
have now the map of the proposed submarine lines be-
fore They commence at the most thwnrty point
Scotland thence to the Orkney islands thence
by short water lines to the Shetland and the Fexree
conducts the telegraph to Iceland; from the western
coast Of iceland another submarine line conveys
Kioge Bay the eastern coast of Greenland; It then
Greenland Julanas Hope the western coast
Of tfa continent in atitute 60 deg AZ min and
Quoted thence by water line Of about 500 niles
Dayiss Straits to Byrons Bay the Of Labrador
From this point the line Is to be extended to Quebec
The entire length Of line estimated
at $500 miles and the submarine portions Of it at from
l40O0 5000 miles The peculiar advantages of the
line being divided into
if fracture should ut any time the defective
could be very readily discovered and repaired promptly
and at comparatively triiDg expense From the shet
land Islands it is proposed to carry branch to Bergen in
Norway connecting it there with line to Chnstiana.
Stockholm, Gottenbnrg and Copenhagen from Stockholm
line may easily the Gulf Of Bothihia TO St. Peters
burg The whole expense of this. great international
work is estimated considerably below fJ10000 to
coo shares of f20 each We confess that consider
plan by far the most feasible which has been
yet produced for connecting Europe and America by the
electric telegraph. 89fsAs
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raltOu aail,aad-ca1re!!on Gne-AS ~

NEW ORLEANS and Car E6 H sssEzeEas
Departure of Trains From NepOriedns:
Horse Csrs-Hapasts quarter and halfpa II
and hour afterwards until Pc inclu
siyeIy in summer and until quarter past in winter
From Caroto.:
Horse Cars-6 A. M,s and 10P.M
every hour afterwards until r M incu-
sively in summer until half past P. NJ in winter.
Children under f2 and Servants CENTS
the third eornay
and end on the second Monday in November
LAFAYETTE LINE.
~ These Depot 10 Baronne street.
Departure Of Cara.
In Winter from Lafayette. and ~ O'Clock
Depot, IS Bnronne street,. ......1A v, and sh -.
h ouuinef, from Ishye
Depot, lS Baronne .b1S, ~ and
ter whh the will leave each fifteen minutes until
o'clockr.M.
Then At ~, 9, loaud IL P. NJ, from the Depot.
And SH 81 and 105S Ne. Lafayette.
rARx-i0 Children under 10 years half prlce.
~ NoSpecial Night Casfor Pares Balls Meetings. sup
Piled when required. mhsl ly
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
.RriGgesCuse7- Paint,

FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER
B The attention Of he public respectfully called the folowin
testimonials in favor CT the celebrated BRIDGEWATER PAINT
unnecessary
the South the of the firmly established
offered the public ths best FIRE AND WEATHER PRO-
TEcToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF JSo F. MILLER, OF ATTAKApAs
July last induced to apply the Bdsewater Mineral Paint
nss I it
Go ehssru add my testimony the embraced
Ne bss, FIRE PROTECTION have ever known
s @hfss s, SREa has been I I J
aurface, which has proved entirely mperyioua
NewIosrs Asatapas aGss sareR Is 1884, 'oi'S A'AfH
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
uPs %v the & % h fsARs M
Sss.si6s
ss$ @ s s. s
sss. a. IT,
Nsvorisans pseembsf ,isi.' ! ISL '1As'0N
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
ToWBOAT PORPoIsE.
hare nsed the BRIDGEwATER PAINT, for which
" H. are Agen on the hgcano dsek Of the Te,bSa:
a'h
In about four weeks i became PERFECT SLATE
Pr Il M he sss ssss to a, nf SRTaN
hdepy BRDeEWATER FAINT purposes sst
m sssasi1S WI; BROWN, Captain of rovbe..Por
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had the LOUISIANA painted BRIDGE
m RAS %
,R RoRP9IsE We shserful said PAINT su
Gsisasd, HUGHES, vALLErT 4 THOMAS.
% 1p vzyr,ry Loaisis1A . a5 Dock Yard
~ AsentsLoaisiana Dry Dock Co.
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.
5 aaSs a'a canvas f''
es a %
qualities 81 RaSs!s Bs5 ns for
Now Orleans, February s, 1851 laaC Camp street.
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE
wER nd h sy in the
I a %es give h0a0 fire rfs preference where the sdsaAss
os s assa s!s. s:as Company
zDM SaRas Asas Hss afssa sisss
s LhFE9kE ti flssidsns Sswolsans
zA fsssF afDssRs DRsSaas asa
In addtiono the
certificates from equally respectable pae whma appi
cation at their os which those Captain Robbins
Of hp Leode Captain Wm Cults Of ship Charles Cooper c. Nc
Cuum Assistant Engineer NewYork Erie Raroad
COL G. H. Tacot NewYork Arsenal r. S. Smith, Lieutenant and
quartermae United States Military Academy west Poin Oliver
Superintendent now Secretary Of the Hudson
Company, etc,ec &C.. BoGERT CO., 10 Camp street,
Agentso the satos OF Louisiana Mississippi Tnss
sUR-AGENTs IN NEW oRLEANs,
Mss'Is: Mss'1s: + 5h5FsTEK WsTEkaAs I sIes; ! co.
JOHN ms, sTE0uD n2g & CO.
I. MacPHGRsoN. No. 80 Camp stsss..
1E ekssgRs!h2Rst: M4R!5H5AhEs :: XaBEss5s XHsEsS5s
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tgths widow d Gen Harper u estimated shat nbout
6o50 people are present
A. to-day Gen Scott and afsior Lawson left psf
vateIy for Blue Lick Spring to inset Gem wool and viii
reInaiu there til Tuesday They viii go theuce to the
agricultural Fsir at Psrfs Thence they VIII 10 Lex
ipston Lonssilie Gineinnati through Ohio r. an-
duskT and to View By way If Tho Lakes and Buffalo.
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The LIVERPOOL and London Fire and Life

The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital. TEN MnIIoNs DOLLARS.
Pad up Capital 600, ,GGe
nurpiassnd hesefTed
s9,a.0,eoc
Working CapisaTwo Millions Three Hundred Forty
Dollars.
Offering by its unusually large capital the individual
liability Of the Stockholders that deaderau
ost perfect security to the pubs
fi5e Risks in NewoeaRs, on the most reasonable
The Usual abatement o Poll
ees with the Muusl Companies
will be prompt and liberal.
cfIAs. BRIGGS Agent Office rs St. ChArssstrsst.
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS:
samuel Nieholson, A. Heine Thomas Sear,
A. Lanear, G. A. holt, VIM. hure,
%m. .Feilowes, J. B. Behn, las. Robb,
z. Ogden.
DIRECTORS In NEW YORK:
Jas. BROWN, Chairman.
FnAFcIH CoTrxEsr, Deputy Chairman.
George Barclay, Francis Griffin, Phelps,
Mark ". ColIet, Mort Livingston, f.. ssnderson,
g. W. Fahe,, W1,. 81 Wstmore.
ALrRxD PHIL, Rsaiisnl Secretary.
FRiTcIs 5RrYpTs Council Of the Board. n4s "
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
Incorporated in April iS&e, and declared dividend Of 50 per
cent on Two Years. Business.
Office No. SS CAMP ST., between Gravier and Common ss
COMPANY LVR INSURANCE. ONLr.
Company being organized solely protection the policy
holders their families against and poverty operations
National Benevolent Inson conducted the
and solid principles and afordng for small annual paid during
life handsome legacy wdows and children after DEATH
All policy holders whether for life shorter terms who
the Company.
Creditors insure the lives Debtor
the life Of her husband sole benefit and Of
fand children, tho claims Of 4Bsitors
TRUSTEES:
John 8. Aliaon Isaac johnson, Edward Sparrow
John Hagan, Samuel Stewart Richard Mccall,
Robert J. Ward, E. Fl. Barton, j. Perkins,
Joseph Walker, VIM hIue Arnold HaIrisg
DIRECTORS:
Z. W. Sewell, Thos. G. Jenkins, p. B. Taylor
Edw. Jenner Coke, John NJ. Curran, @. g. Seeyerl
nj. III. Cohen, L. Spangenberg. H. Rhodewad,
sannel Wold, John A. DougheIty, c. NJ. rutherford,
O. Wickhnn, John Claiborne, R. G. Armistead,
Geo. w Smith, N. C. fal, r. Bein,
Fl. G. Heart, E.H, Wingste,
ispw. JssnEn corx, Vice President.
TnoaAs Hus n NJ Mssa BSssa of
H. g. aaAnrT, Acuaiy NJ NJ. coaaS Atorpsv.
RcaAnD D. No Magazine street. Medical Examiner
who will be at the once daily from halpaat IL
By the Charter only $4,000 taken single life.
NV This Company spepared to entertain applications
than the charged by the
their restrictions as residence the South
Of Profits declared annually and the profits draw
| where the party has paid his premiums in full.
California Permits at NewYork
Rates and all information Life Insurance. paper
| ar Extensive Travelling Privileges.
/ EH- Office hours = A. NJ. to 5 p NJ
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a. lt
A slsauLAn CASE or srEExHise FROM An AocrpEsT.
Miss Ann M Clark who brought suit to $4,000
damages from the city of Boston, for injuries sustained
in falling into cellar, at the TINA of the great railroad
jubilee in that city. obtained verdict 500 the
25th uit The Traveller says that the testimony
Clark has remained for nearly whole time since the
accident. discloses the following singular result:
Mis- Gar @ y e Mstsq u e 1s
and enjoyed good health On the last evening Of the
railroad jubilee she proceeded with friends to wiz
ness the fireworks in Bowdon Squaro. On their return
home they passed through Chrdon and Hawkins street
where she fell through which had been acei-
dentsly left open after the grade OF the street and e
walk had been altered AfeEshe taken out
planned Of feeling ii she had been struck in the
Ihs ar pes e
in the stomach she raed to Boston, conveyed
the Massachusetts General Hospital, where she has
mained since. The say that in her fall
She received an injury TO her spine, and the result is that
She cannot keep upon her stolnaah but very small
quantity of food amount barely suHcient 10 sustain
life but not enough to stay the cravings Of appcste Her
chief aliment is moasses and water and If any
above given to her her stomach soon re-
scts it Various expedents have been devised by the
physicians to administer nourishment Among Others,
bsters have been applied and then cod liver I'll rubbed
tenn The unfortunate young wonan IS little better than
skeleton and her suerings are no doubt very
The physicians state that there is recorded in the books
| but one similar case y 5
A siMrls REaiEDy FOR Buass. AND Sc ssAIps-Reesss
Medical Gazette gives cure ft scals and burns the
Knowledge of which, for humanitys sake should q as
widely known TO the people Is 70 te niealcai ol
sion III saws In any ease burn or cad however eS
tensive all the aeae suffering a the patient may BE- az
time NV snrinkIipe over injured surface scR lays
wheat our the hand or sAss Y s5ss e. Ss
sres Il Instantly removed and the sufferer not only ss
canes the shock the system ca
tort,re but will generally iel intoa auiet sasep the mo-
snt the atmospheric Temperature Is thus sni
the wounds Muttudesare annually pefshaa ~ scaids
in steaplboats and from burns by canphenes 3Fges.
and otherwise; nearly all Of whom might ~ Z.
from a fatal result if this simple practice was adepted
Immediately after such accidents We hope that every
i occasion requires it,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Franklin Marine and Fire Insuranc

Franklin Marine and Fire Insurance
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL $500 ALL PAID IN.
WIN. /. AVERY, Secretary. CADY HoLLIsTER, President.
Hudson River, Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL 1900 00O .....,,,..... ALL PAID IN.
JAMES NOXoN. Secretary ABIJAH PECK, President.
@ @ n q a....
Ms Jones Johnson Brokers' 30 Wall street
President NewYork Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Wall street, NewYork.
And generally to the Presidents of the
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company 81 wall street. NewYork
Mercantile Mutual Insurance Coneany 50 Wall street Newfork
Sun Mutual Company, 40 Wall street, New York
The having appointed Agent for the
Companies Policies ON THE MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS against damage by MARINE HULL, RIVER AND
FIRE RISKS the attention Of the public called the
THE PREMIUMS RECEIVED ARE RETAINED for
purpose facilitating the businesa Of Usorns with
companies fund of as900
security thereby rendering these Companies
in their interests. Apply to
c. Q. LATHRoP, Agent. % Camp NewDrleana
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
LAST BANQUET OF THE G1RoNDINs;
Or, Nine O'clock.

> THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW oRLEAH
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Another Speech hon Gen. scott

a German psper at Coiurasusy phso having charged
vlt t3ing q one trce ant fifteen er
hung othefss the matter was bEos te his attention
while on q VISIT 70 snas city 'ast week y se In
bus, he replied to the charge as follows
View, and before unkDewn 70 ms are such things AZ
s qhss aes e. been la s n va ,ss an penn a
blow at all that wherein, II know myself kave the
highest pride They stack my own IDENTITY The prinr
e1pes Tor which had believed I need never search py
own bosom in vain are here nnderminied Or denied ms
aa met Win charges OF injustice and
leading an American army through sexicoE and while
partI cspating alike in its trials and trinmphs
e was my oe to lead an American army
upor foreign field went. resolved to sustain in the
oWn AnleT,csn in all ts moral and civil
standard of our OWE and not the practices Of that
foreign country was the standard which sought for the
government Of mems passions and the control OF tho
license and excesses Of Alike 70 Americans whether
native q of iaregn and e sxieans declared
promulged the martial code Doubtless ynu all have
read y deemed II necessary could Do
out IT, 1t announced the spirit Of progress and held
anisnable to punishment MI who forgot manhood md
Threatened to bring shame upon aag-ajshonor to
our arms--or reproach upon our virtue Without IT,
we had mt conquered. or If we had conquered, The
brightest trophy Of The shad been wanting.
wouid have been physical triumph and physical tri
nmph alone Humsuits would have disouned u I pro-
snas order Head IL and read 1t again. GENTLE
men and then bear me that it my heart
an u was almost hourly lpa moptfs
20 carry WIN American arms and under the Amerkan
nag. even into an countsy AL The elements of
ssA si."s Irf83s8t t8aS
longed to our OWL free insti the Dnted States
Yes sought to carry with me- and rIs0lved ii mstl-
tain at al hazards among my own snd ~
mat people among whom we should oe throws
standard of virtue and honor which bpasted ~ rrs
Had not been less than American and 10
the highest interests of humanity and the
in. if had done less They say hanged Germans
and tied and Hogged csierg Gentlemen, some per-
sons were banged n Mexico The names ~ an pf them
do not now recolect Whether any Of them Ger
mans or not know not But for whatyes, fur what
were they hanged Ihanged for murder gentiemen,
hanged one for upon innocent young female
the law that them. Every Of them knew
be would be held as answerahe for vile nseeds against
can soil
For such crimes they such crimes al here
in your own Ohoa land Of law--would hare brought
down upon them severa penalties. and with equal jstice
Some did suffer death But their trial WAS
tia and upon the principles of solid law upon e
they would have been adiudged guilty here aIra
DO some say hanged fifteen Germans ard tha Skhsss
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IIarpony s3 Division No. 15, OF following the
oteors al ina pon tor the BRsss
W s. Msgs1 r. 81 Wn F. HonaaEek b
C IoHE MEYER si ConNnIIUs GoLDIsa o. This piyisiop
meea EVERY MONDAY EVENING, Temperance Hall. rs. 81
Charles atrast
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FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS STEAMBOATS,
sHIPs, RAILROAD CARS DEPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
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1dsen Temple Of Honor No: 5Mee,a THURSDAY
ESENlN at o'clock Temple Hail. rhoupouns
Rs % sr% ending Get TasaAs
DER, w A. Ri E. MoRoAs, W. FIR; PoLIARn, t.;
BEs3Ea W VI JosHuA Dow, W. D. u; J. B. PATrIsos W. O.
N. i W.. .. myS
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CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON. PAINTER
have used the BRIDGEWATER PAINT months
brick and platered buildings ahinge roofs
and in every instance it has given the fullest satisfaction.
tests and made under immediate direction
testify tH being PROOF AGAINST THE EFFECTS
AND cINDERs and protection against leaks consider
or Mineral Paint have invaluable
door qualities that
use in Southern climate. JOSEPH BENSON, Painter.
Now Crleana February s. 1852. 1872 Canip street,
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NfCHELBERGER, J, K, Builder, Nos. 46 and
M a Perddo street. Streets New
~ Repairing aud Store Fitting done witt, ne6ness ana
diapatIh au3O1 1y
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssON,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
Having painted
kOlIA under my command, with the BRDGEWATER PAINT,
cheeriuliy MPERVIOUS qualities,
hesitation in pronounng SUPERIOR my Judgment .ny
paint bore the public and believe CERTAIN
TloN AGAINST THE EFFECTS SPARKS AND CINDERs. II
has also proved ENTIRELY WATERPROOF decks
months (SgueiA H.. C. THOhJ ASsOs
Nsworeans, December 9, 1851.