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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

The PROMPT CLERK once knew q
young man (said an eminent preacher the
other day, in sermon to vol,ng men) that
was commencing life as clerk. One day
his employer said to him, "Now TO morrow
that cargo Of cotton must be got out and
weighed, aud we must have regular ac
count OF it,
He was Young man Of energy. This
az the first time he had been intrusted tc
superintend the execution otthis work; he
made his arrangements over night, spoke
to the men about their carts and horses,
and, resolved to begin very early in the
morning, he instructed the laborers to be
there by halfpast four o'clock. So they SET
to work, and the thing was done; and about
10 or IL o'clock his master comes in, and
seeing him sitting in the counting-house,
looks very black, snpposing that his COM
mands had not been executed.
~ thought" said the master, "you were
requested to get out that cargo this morn
ing"
at is all done," said the Young man,
sand here is the account Of it."
He never looked behind him from tha,
momen,-never! His character was fixed
confidence was established He was found
10 be the man to do the thing with prompt.
ness. He very soon came to be one that
could not bo spared--he was as necessary
to the firm as anv of the partners. lie
was a religious man aud went through .
life Of great benevolence, and at his death
was able to leave his children an ample
fortune. He was not smoke TO the eyes
nor vinegar to the teeth, but just the con
'trarv.-~ London Youths Instructor.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

| NcLE TOMS CABIN, large supply this
~ day received by PORTER
foel Island, Aug, Cd, 1852,
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\. ,. EICKMAM, \. p, :,

SURGEON .aND .4CCOUCHER;
Offer. his service to the citizens OF Davenport
and the surrounding vicnlties.
Office on Brady between I'd and Sd SIS.
Resideuce on 4th East Of Rock Island st.
davenport, Iowa, June Path, 1852. --42-ly
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

A BROAD IiINr.-At a party the other
svening, the conversation turned, as il nat
urally does among young folks, on mar
riage-,he other convenient subject beside
the weather, when every other falls. One
Of the bellies, addressing beau quite un
consciously, (as she explained,l said: ''lt
| were YOU aud you me, would have been
married long sgo"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

The "Carpet Bag" is a warm advocate
Of the claims Of Ensign Jehiel Stsbbings,
its favorlte candidate for the Presidency.-
We find in the last number the follow
ing illustration ofthe character Of the Car
pet Bags favorite:
ANscDoTE OF ENslGs SrEBBINGs.- 10
not altogether in public acts, as upon the
battle field or in the Senate Chamber, that
the truly great man distinguishes himself;
bu, ia the small matters Of private life and
in the amenities Of social intercourse, his
real greatness is often most manifest. Il
is not to tho bloody fields Of the Alamo
and Arosstook, alone, that we look for tho
true glory ofS,ebbings; andth little Incl
dent we shall relate, although it goes back
to the scenes and acts Of boyhood, never
theiess gives true insight into the manly
bent Of the boy. "The boys the father Of
the man." some one says, which, though
disputed by Mrs. Partington, is, however,
fsct. Before ensign S,ebbings was en-
rolled in the militia, he was one dav visit
ing Thunderboro', the town adjoining
Spunkyille, and as he sirolled through tho
streets contemplating the investment Of
several cents in some essential article Of
nutriment, he was attracted by the crying
Of three little boys, who occupied pile OF
boards in the vicinity. A fourth hoy Of
the same party, sa. demurely looking AZ
the others, but did not shed a tear. Here
was an evident inequality, which the
young hero would fain to destroy; SO, step
ping up to the boy who was not cry ing, he
pulled his ears smartly, at which the ur-
chin cried louder than the other three, and
Stebbings moved on as calmly 40 il he had
not done any thing worthy Of commenda-
tion.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02
A FUGITIVE ARRESTED.

=
John p. Hale has been candidate and
canvasser for the Free SoiP party ever
since i, had an cxistence--ran three or
four times for the House; then tried for
the Senate, and succeeded; has sincc been
forcibe csnvasser at every Election; and
last Spring was candidate for reelection
to the Senate, and was beaten. There he
chooses to stop and take breath awhile, ex-
pressly declining to be candidate for
| President.
But nor says tho Pittsburgh Conven.
ition; syou shall run in spite Of your peremp-
tory declination. We shall put you ia
the field and keep you there, although
you protest against it,
Slavery, we understand to be the SUBJ
iugaiion Of rational adult human beings TO
the convenience, will or pleasure Of other
human beings. We consider it unjust and
pernciou., not only where the enslaved
are Blacks, but where they are Whites as
well. We believe Slavery should be eve
rywhere abolished, and have no jot Of fear
that this will be done too soon. just by
way Of example to the Shareholders, would
not i, be good thing for the Abolitionists
to emancipa,e John P. HaIe?--N r 1Fi.
bune.
HoNEY BEEs.-The Cultivator has an
interesting article on honey bees, from the
pen Of distinguished professor, from
which ws quote the following paragraph:
Many, nearly everybody, supposes that
the bee culls honey from the nectar OF the
flowers, and simply carries it to its cell in
the hive. This is not correct. Tho nee
tar i, collects from the flower is portion
Of it's food or drink; the honey il deposits
in its cell is secretion from its mellitic,
or honey secre,ing glands, Catalogues to
the milk secreting gland of the COW and
other animals.) If they were the mere
collectors and transporters Of honey from
the flowers 10 the honey-comb, then We
could have the comb frequently filed with
molasses, and whenever the bees have led
at a molasscs hogshead. The honey bag
in the bee performs the same functions as
the cows bag or udder, merely receives
the honey from the secreting glands aud
retains it until a proper opportunity pre-
sents for its being deposited in its appro-
pirate store house, the honey comb. An
other error is, that the bee collects pollen
from the flowers, accidentally, while 1t is
in search Of honey. Quite the contrary is
the fact. The bee, while in search Of nec-
tar, or honey, as il is improperly called,
does no, collect pollen. |, goes in search
Of pollen specially. and also for nectar
When the pollen of,he flower is ripe, and
fit for the use Of the bee, there is no nec-
tar; when there is nectar, there is no pol
len fit for its use in the flower. Il is gen.
orally supposed, also, that the bee collects
the wax from whichit il constructs its comb,
from such vegetable substance. This also
is an error. The wax Is secretion from
its body, as the honey is, and il makes its
appearance in small scales or t1akes, un-
der the rings Of the belly, and is taken
thence BY other bees, rendered plastic by
mixture with the saliva of the bees mouth,
and laid on the walls Of the cell with the
tongue, very much in the way plasterer
uses bis trowel.
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pR. S. HARRoUN,

yBO d - ~ - SOA
PHYSICIAN & .4CCOUCHER.
Office in the White Hall, Main Street, oppo-
site the lie Claire house, city Of Davenport, l.
McGayrsn, Proprietor. june Z, looZ.
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w. ID. SMITH,
JEWELRY g. WATCHES.

A c; billion, liz, s,d B,say sssoas 81 st. ss.
M TA has just returned with his Spring
IN Stock OF
kzA Jenelry, Cloeks and Uafehes,
selected BY himself with great care. Consisting
IN part Of Gold and Silver Levers, fob, guard anu
vest Chains, Gold Cuff and Breas. Pins, Ear and
finger Rings, Clasps, Studs, Pens, Sill. and Steel
Spec'acles, Sill Tea, Table, and Salt Spoons, Sil'
B"uer Knives, Coral Beads, Music Boxes, hne
rocket Knives, Porte Moneys, Tuck and hne
COMBS, Office and Mantle Clocks, all prices, with
many other articles too numerous to mention.
-, Particular attention given to the repairing Of
wing.
Gold and Silver bought and taken in trade fol
goods or work.
A. C. BILLION.
Davenport, April 22d, 1852.
uSF Received per Bon Accord, so Kegs
= Eastern Nails and Spikes:
Bright Log Chains,
smiths Bellows and Vices; Screw Plates ane
'nhn's Horse Shoe Nails,
At w. II. HILDRETFS,
March 10, Hardware Store.
NcLE TOMS CABIN, a large supply this
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

The "Democra," publishes Pierce
campaign song, Of which the following
verse is a specimen:
1That same old coon that looks SO fat,
How often have we slain;
And when we think him dead and gone,
Then up he pops again"
Well, he does
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

WEBSTER UPON ScoTr.--ln speech ia
the U. 5. Senate, March %, lS4S, Daniel
Webster spoke as follows, relative TO the
character and services Of Gen. Scott.
! understand, sir, that there is report
from Gen. Scott. a man who has perforned
the most brilliant campaign on recent mil
itary record; man who has warred A.
gainst the climate, warred against the en-
emy, warred against thousand unpropi-
tious circumstances, and has carried the
| flag Of his country to the capitol Of the enc
my, honoraby, proudly, hamanely, to his
own permanent honor. aud the great mill
sary credit Of his country.
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weeks, while the committees were at work pre-
viously to preparing their reports, the conyen-
tion was IDLE. The accuracy Of Mr.. Hunts
views was acknowledged by the Convention by
the very large vote by which Mr.. Cotton's sub
stitute was rejected.
On the adoption of Mr.. Hunts motion, the
Constitution of the State Of Louisiana was read,
and its consideration proceeded with.
The election of Reporter Of the debates of
the Convention was discussed at much length on
Thursday, July s, the motion for said election
having been clogged with an amendment by Mr..
st. Paul, for a Translator, which caused several
ballottings, and postponed o vote. On the same
day the President named the committees.
On Friday, July 0, the Convention elected a
Reporter ofits debates On the morning of Mon
day, July 10, the Reporter entered on his duties.
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EW ADVERTlsEMENT-Let every body
NO. /.
R. r. R.
RADV.AY'S REHDY 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.
will stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR
NJ fsai 5is aii 24s ss l1ls
"S'' INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
as giving the noEt torTentng and
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-sUFFER1NG OF NEW
ORLEANS.
Go iF
fE I'll oJ M n f.
1T HAS CURED,
Iv NINETY CASES OUT OF a HUNDRED.
SHESstEEzA $sSH SsS $$zss $S$Fs
R{4SERSA SSSTSss4x II SSS s5$TEHS SEs5sS S5S0TEs.
sFtI fE EAR4s ES##Hs EE$# HTS#$S SSS4E
as1hRHzSS seRE RHk1z4 EGSk E5$H h%5sSHHs
cSFg MoSS5s fEog S sSiEhS oE BFsHs
II ii 'sfs Sssss ess s
SICK HEADACHE.
% RARy M kEE EW sSor nnd THE D
will cleanse and sween the stomach and neutraze the
f's'n''' A'''' PREVENTION.
reys a
torpor and fatigue
Temples wash nds and other parts
disease and sickness heaache bouaess
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
s1ss IL s
minuechecks the Iaost distressing discharges and will speedily
| ''D-''' wv @~N''' NEURALGIA
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
RADWAYs READY RELIEF anos; mraeuloasin
I'll ss a hfa sP 9 a
tsfS s sP
pA'nf RHEUMATISM.
| PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RADwAYs READY RELIEF stop excruciatn,
pains Rheumatism instantly Persons living
who months confined to their beds by Rheumatic Pan
saSf sS
il ss
United the truth of this
il
the Union the last tested tthemselve
| CHILL FEVER.
| CHILLg STOPPED IN d FET &ZNUTEs-PALN RELZEHEl
| INSTANTLY.
RApwAYs READY RELIEF acts like charm in all Chill
and II breaks the Ghs and
PAINS OF ALL KINDS,
Whenever you feel pain apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF III
RY RELIEF liz tsn eiR applied estsnay w
minutes stop p w. G6 49, Fuoa N.wYo
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
supply Ss'Ss hs Ra
way e sprieea.
LARGE BOTTLES.
MEDIUM
- Sold slso BY G. MoRRissoN IL iisanne street. and
IA fr r. Or RhbWAYs READY RELIEF mba7 ,v.w
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E1obyses $ EFayrimgsos.,s
DAGUERREOTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT
No. 6 CAMP STREET

No. CAMP STREET.
This wakuown having Thoroughly repaired
and the propeos attention public
PICTURE furnished Of
in the superior style inish
N. Boperato fitted ont with complete
est csh prices v9ghsander French arloa Lewis HELPS
Quick working Trbe Plates tAerican Frcch Case Frames
snda Bah together with every
eanl tf
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RETURNED TO DiE.'-We referred week or two since
to the circumstances attending the death at tho Rare
Depot of Mr. Isaac W Lewis, returned Californsn Of
this place Mr.. Lewis was accompanied his Journey
home by Mr. George BARTLETT resident Of this
had been to California three years Bartlett b6ing
mentally well physically incapactatad by psray
tic stroke kindly cared for by Mr. Lewis ON tho re-
turn voyage, and arrived safe at Bridgeport. sssz
Being deprived Of his protector by the sudden demise
Mr. Lewis greatly debiitated in body and mind in the
darkness of the he set out for the residence Of h
father, near Berkshire bridge The family the
point of retiring when Mr. Bartlett the elder was called
to the door by endeayoring to gain adttancf
The signs and broken words of the stranger-of sReh
disease and suffering had rendered hmwere understood
to express desire to remain In the house a night ME-
Bartlett having at home daughter seriously i'll was
compelled to refuse the applicant and directed him to
neighbours house.
After his departure the invalid daughter and sister of
the returned who had overheard the interview
marked to her father that the voice Of tile stranger
minded her OF her absent brother and requested that
might be recalled In compliance with her raqusst the
father stepped to the door, and called to him by his
Christian This instantly replied to hope was
kindled the wanderer was brought back. 81 x
closer scrutiny confirmed the suspicion Of the sister
and the unhappy and brother testiing his JOY bi
signs and looks, laid himself down to dies se7s
The love of home amounting in this case TO- hardy
more than instinct, had sustained tha sufferer to III
threshold Of the parental roof when exhausted nAtu
gave way, and after short Illness death closed the
Verify, truth is stranger than fctionn [Bridgspof
(Ct) Standard. ~ : -
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GALvANissI AsrHMA-Perhapsi disease Is galvan
ism Of greater value than in of asthma Dr. Wilson
Philip particularly recommends it for this complaint N
nearly every of asthma have had have oeen sue
rage, so dreadfully afflicted with ths asthma tnat ner
friends imagined every moment she would bs sunocateo
the agony she enduring placed her under tne aS-
tion Of the gavanc apparat1s q zen s
In ten minutes her anxious friends as well ss yss
noticed that the breathing was getting easier = -
iieyed She was now breathing quite freely, ard told
me that she wished she had tried it and
moi listened the advice of her medical attendant WHO
left me- quite free from the complaint have lately
been informed that she mounts hill with the hilaTty Of
| a young girl, [Halse on Medical Galysnism
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SLAVES.

WAMES WHITE, No. 1853 Grayier street New
~ Orleans constantly PURCHASE NEGROES; also Board snd
Sell Courisnion and all sayss consigned him.
NyWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Will e
H. be given by for the delivery BETsEY,
grife about thirty yea old speaks Engsh
who left my house hhsdny morning last She
stout and has white
formerly owned by Er II. Addickr.
ie23 Il H. A. HOE FMEYER, 30 Bourbon street.
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u N1aAGUERREOTYPE \ ROOMS, No. "a CIRCUS
street between poydra and Porddo, where DAGUERREAN
beauty expresson and put in the neae style Pins
Cases. cheaper than other firm in the city The
pietor thanks his
on devotion and in the business
years. These facts will bernbe public
patronage tn2l TIL JAMES LOCkWOOD.
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AND WARRANTS PURCHASED

4 or decentralization Of Land Warrants under
Act Of 2sth September, 1885, 1n February 1s41,
obtain the highest cash price by MAKING application 10 the
- ~ =. = =
Thoe not dispossd 70 SELL have their raptslee o.
''ss ssis Wal oArHw sho....
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Home Mutual Insurance Company OF
NEW oRLEANs,
With subscribed capital of s2'ssoo s prepared to receive
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISES, ,,,r,,,,,
the Office OF the Company, No 80 GRASIER sIfEET.
with becomes In s success and the
profits divided among those vino insure with the company La
earnings arc the control Of the Trustees
company purely the mutual principal OF insur
believe h subscription sa00 offers ampc
security to the policy holders 90.
The portfolio Of the open
wish :lg make insurance with It, va, ,,r,ur, y,
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y. L.. r.. Blanc,

oFFIcEANp YARD No. NEW BASIN CORNER Of JULIA AND
ST. JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS,
E Keeps constantly hand sals the lowest markeprice,
BRICKS, WHITE SAND, SHELLS, LIME,
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Gdsen Temple q Honor No; M every THURSDAY
Officers the pressn: tsr ending 9e THeAAs FnIrsp
DER w. A. s. MoRsAN, W. r. R. R. POULAND, W. Tt J..
BKsprn W. u joshua Dow w. D. Vi ]. B. PArrIsos, W. Gil
N w WooLyxRroN, W. s.
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Merchants Insurance Company Of New

Merchants Insurance Company OF New
ORLEANS.
CAPITAL saOo, ALL PAID M
JOHN PENIBERToN, President.
A. SCHRIEBER, Secretary.
re- respectfully inform the inhabitants the Fourth
District Ua their relations with this Com
pauy they established Agency is Jackson street
prepared INSURE AGAINST FIRE MAEisE AN u
RIVER RISK the oweat rates. return Of TEN fk cNin IN
eah will be made doing business with this Company
BOARD OF REFERENCE.
John Pen,bertop. Ksspar Auch,
Michel Nlsson ], Stafford, David Adams,
Manuel L. Garcia L. Il, Kenny, W. W yaught,
Thomns i Ivy. Gustaye LEROY, Richard Salter.
wa EDWARD IVY Agent
nnss er Office l3 Jacbson street.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL

OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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Crystal Fount Division No. d. 9. Of T.-Meets every
THURSDAY O'Clock Temperance Hall No. s5 ST Charles
BRews. W. Al ?. Rae, H. W ELLIS R. ST Bo1TH'
HARRIS, t.; D. W. BRowN c. A. HRRo A. c.: Wh
WATSON, Is, r., POWELL, o s, jy24
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

CT Incorporated April 1s&s and declared dividend Of 30 pef
cent. Two YearH RusineEs
oGce, No. CAMP ST.. between ravier and Common sts
BusISrpa LIyB Insurance OsLT
being esey the protection Of the policy
families against and its operations
nEtaa conducted the
sod principles afordng for small annual paid during
widows and children after DEATH
policy hoiers life shorter terma who
till DEATH participate the whole OF the profits
the Company.
Ceditora can Debtors married
husband the sole benefit and use
| bsrs freef fnut theoa OF eredt
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Harmony Division No. Is, .. Of 1.-THE following the
this Division TERM BEaGs
WIN S. Mousr Il. s.; WA n Honsgrcx, A. R. s JAaxs GovAs
FS Henry ALrMuLxR, Gas. BAesHs Ronr GnKso A.
C MRyRn, H CoRanIIus GoLpINs, O. s This Division
meet. EVERY MONDAY EVENING" ~ Temperance Hall ye.s
Charles street 8EN
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TRUSTEES:
John g Allison Isaac johnson, Edward Sparrow,
John Hassn, Samuel Stewart, Richard Mccall,
Robert J. Ward, 4. H. Barton, j. Perklns,
Joseph Walker, VIM acre. Arnold Hnrs.l
DIRECTORS:
L, W SeyYei Thos. @. Jenkine, P. B. Taylor,
Edv. JsnnsT Coxc, John NJ. Cufran, g. g Stsev5ri
NJ. NJ Cohen, /. .Spangsnberg. H. khodewaid,
Samuel WolG John A. DougheLty 2. NJ i!utherford,
o. Winkhnm John Claiborne, r. c. Arrnistead,
Geo. W. Smith, NJ c. Hall, r Bein,
Ii, g. Heart f. H. Wingate. +
Epw, JEssKR CoxB, Vica Pracdant.
A. ]. WRppEasuRa, NJ. D., Medical Board OF
Tao4As HUM, M. D., / Consultaton
H. g. ARTT, Actuary. NJ. NJ. COHEN, Attorney
RIcnlnp Bris Magazine Medical Examiner,
who will be daily from half past II o2P.A.
BY .he Charter only $4,000 is taken single life.
H This Company to entertain fos Life nsu,
Rates established By the Board which
charged the and London Offices and without
their the South the charter Dividends
annually and the profits draw interest and
available the extent Of wohrdF of their
whsse the party hes paid his premiums in full.
S California NewYork and London rates. Prospectus
Life Insurance. and oil
be had the Office Of the Company
tg Extensive Travelling Privileges.
hotre, Ant F.
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
B1'SdueevNte7. Paint,

FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGs sTEAMBOATs
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORE, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
B The attention the public respectfully called
testimonials in favor Of the celebrated BDGEwATER PAINT
unnecessary than ndd EIGHT MONTHS
South Paint firmly established and it
public the best FIRE AND WEATHER PRO-
TECToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF Jsvo. f. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAs
In July apply Brdgcwater
and respect has exceeded
the Agents. Messra G. G. BoGERT
CO. eheerf!y add testimony % the
the and others
FIRE AND WEATHER PROTECTOR have known.
Where have applied has been to the sun aimee last
BurfaGa which has proved entirely inpersious
(sisned) JOHN F. MILLER.
NeBIberis, httakapas, March is, 1861.
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Pending the consideration of resolution ~
questing the Surveyor to issue certificates to
Joseph Kaiser, the quorum was broken. and, q
motion having been made to that effect, the
members present adjourned to Wednesday, the
18th inst, at six o'clock, P. NJ.
WALTER Fl. PETERS, Secretary.
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN sr CLAIR THoMAssoN,

Having painted the hurricane tie steamer
NoLiA under comnand with the BRIDs PANT,
ceerly it for its hPERVfOUS qualos and have
hssa.9 in proIolnting SUI 70 any nine
before public, an1 h-eve it 10 CERTAIN POTE
TT0N AGAINST TfiE EFFEcTs SPARKS AND ClNDERs:
proyod WATERPROOF dscks after three
months (Sisnsd,1 6T, e. Tl4OhfE3soN.
Nss1 December :,
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Vruion Division No. 9. every FRIDAY EVEN
ING Temple Hall No. 4aa Tchoapitoaas seet.
The following the THos R. REID
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DosDLK HUsu GRAHAM, s.; A. LAMBERT q s. SICK
VISITING CoSMITTEEBothers BarcKMYRn No. l2l Newlevee
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-16
cERTrF1cATn or 1oagPH BENSON, PAINTER.

BRIDeEWATER PAINT 70. the pastfv aontt
brick and pised buildings ill., shngle end roof
and in every has given hs fullest seiafao;!oa
made immediate dTecn
testify its being PROOF AGAINST THE EFFECTs OF sPARKE
AND CNDERs aad protection agans. Leaks consider it fer
Paint invaluable for all
qualities that particularly fecoueud fol
use in Eoe!hern climate. JOSEPH BENSON, Painter,
New olear1 February $, lss2. ls2 Camp street,