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A GREAT CANAL IN CALIFORNIA.

GhEAI IAN A Ii IN CALlFONNlAs
An important canal is in course of con.
struction from Bear river to Auburn by a
company Of miners, which is worthy ol
notice. The San Francisco Express thus
describes it,
Tho distance from Bear riverto Auburn
by the line of the canal, is AZ miles, while
in u direct line it is scarcely more than
90. The increased distance Of the canal
is attributable to the fact Of its winding
round huge mountains. OF this distanc
eight miles is humed.
There are four aqusducts now COM
plsted, of the following dimensions:--
No. is 6l9 feet in length, by 1876 in
height. 1t is SO feet at the base by feet
across the top. No. 2is $50 feetin length
by As test in height. No. 8 is 276 feet in
length, by IA feet in height. No. 4 is 47s
feet in length, by Ga fee; in height
"From the completion Of the tunnel
there will be fall of about two hundred
feet, which would be sufficient to run ma
chinery for second Lowell. The heaviest
portion of this great undertaking is the
tunnelling the principal mountain which
divides the two extremes Of the work. This
tunnel will be about two thousand feet in
length, and is now completed about two
thirds Of the distance through the noun
tain. Engaged on this stupsndous work
are about two hundred men. Ths canal,
which was commenced about four months
since, and has been conducted by private
enterprise only. it is believed will be com.
plsted by the lst Of January 1859, and
from the strict economy used in every de.
partment it is estimated that 100000 will
cover all the expenses Of the construction.
Carrying twenty-one cubic feet Of water,
at the rate of six miles per hour, it is esti-
mated that the supply will be ample for
1000 sluices, and 10 furnish profitable ON.
ployment for 10000 men.
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NAMES HARRIS is hereby notified, that on

EAMES HARRIS is hereby notified, that on
% the llth day of December, A. D. 1851,
David Peden and J. O. Psdsn, as tho Admins
traitors OF James Peden, deceased, filed in the
Court of Common Pleas Of the county Of Monroe
and State Of Ohio. Bill in Chancery. aga,ust the
said James Harris; tho object and prayer Of which
Bill 10 to obtain a decree Of ssid Court for the
sale Of The east halt of the south west quarter of
section No. 10, in township 2. of range 4 in said
county for the payment of the balance Of the pur-
chase money for said premises, and the said James
Harris, is further notified. that unless he shall ap.
pesr, and plead, answer or demur to the said Bill.
within sixty days after the mex, Term Of said Cout.
tho said David Peden and J. D. Peden At the Term
next after the expiration OF said sixty days. will
apply TO said Court to take the matters Of the Bill
o. confessed, and to decree thereon accordingly
N. HOLLISTER. Au'y,
Dee. II, 1881. for Complainant
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FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.


We suppose that the expedition which
started from San Francisco, some time
since, under mysterious circumstances, 10
now explained. A company have secur.
cd from King KAMEHAMA the exclusive
right Of steam navigation to and from the
Sandwich Islands, under the name and
style Of the "Norlh Pacific Steam Navi-
cation Company" This opens new and
important era in our history. and is look
ed to with much interest. Ths company
advertised their first steamer, the Col. Ere.
mont, to sail on the 9TH ult.
This is unquestionably a very import.
ant enterprise, and must result in valuable
commercial advantages. Tho Islands,
eleven in number, with climate very sim.
liar to that Of West India Islands, in the
Same latitude, but not subject TO any of
those violent gales and strong winds which
prove so frequently destructive to the com.
msrce of the last named Islands; with a
soil peculiarly adapted to the growth of
fruits, vegetables and grains, and sugar,
coffee and tobacco; lying in tho great ocean
ust"ocH 10 anu * uoRicoS holth ahu lOU
and 100 west although they comprise but
small portion of those "gems of the sea-"
that peer above the waters of the Pacific,
and exhibit richness Of soil, u delight
fulness Of climate, and geographical beau,
ty that are almost enchanting--will, in
few years, be as extensively frequented by
our steamers and entsrprising people as
have boon those OF the West Indies. Be-
sides the agricultural and mineral advan-
tagss Of the Pacific Islands, some of them
possess in themselves the greatest wonders
in nature. In Tahiti. for instance, the
mountains run up TO an elevation of 10000
feet, and submits OF them are said to be
embelished with the green and luxuriant
foliage of the bread fruit, banana. cocoa
nut, and other valuable trees. In Hawaii,
there is one of the most extensive and ter
rife volcanoes upon earth, and the sum-
nit Mauna Roa 10 $4,000 feet above the
level of the ocean
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or Another calamity was recently very
nearly taking place among the children at
the Greenwich Street School, New York.
The teachers, on the first alarm Of fire,
rushed 10 the doors and locked them. un-
Ill order was restored, when the children
we're permitted to depart. The alarm of
FIRE was false ono,
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@A movement has been pat on foot
in the Pennsylvania Legislature to with.
draw the Wheeling bridge suit. A meet
ing was held in Pittsburgh on the night Of
the Goth inst, at which resolutions were
passed protestia agains, the withdrawal,
and declaring it dsrogatory to the dignity
Of the Commonwealth, ruinous to the nav
igation trads--an insult to United States
Supreme Court, which for twd essions had
the case under consideration, hid deprs!
ciasing the standing Of p so'ylv.nia with
sister States.
II would be fine thing for the public
interest If that suit were Withdrawn.
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Or THE STUDENT, Family Miscellany
and Monthly School Reader; N. A. CAL.
xINs, Editor; Fowlers & Wells, Publish
srs; New York. The January No. of
this excellent publication, is on our table.
The work is devoted to the Physical, Nor
a and Intellectual Improvement Of Youth,
and is worthy Of a liberal patronage.
Tsrms-Singls copy 81; S copies $4; 8
copies s.; Is copies $40.
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State Road Notice.

NOTICB is hereby given to all persons intsf.
~ ested that at the March Session, 1852, s
the Commissioners OF Monroe county, Ohio, the
said Commissioners VIII hear the parties 10 favor
of or against the establishment of the State Road
commencing at Stafford. in said Monroe county.
and ending at Matamoras, on the Ohio river, in
Washington county, Ohio; and the application fer
damages of any person or persons on account sf
the location OF said road through his. her, or thsn
lands BY order of the Commissioners,
JOHN B. NOLL,
Dec 81 1851. Aud NJ. C o.
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" By telegraph, from Lancaster, Pa,
we learn that the bills preferred against tho
Christians prisoners for murder and riot,
were returned into court by the Grand
Jury "no blls;" when all the prisoners
were discharged.
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Township Road

A PETITION will be presented to the Trn-
IA tees of Salem township. Monroe county. o.
on the 9th day of February next. for an order to
lay out Township Road to commence OF or nssf
the house of John A. Thompson and to run tho
nearest aud best way through the lands of Tholnts
Townson. and through the lands of Robert john
80 n and the lands of William Amber, TO interssws
the county road leading from Clarirgton to Woods
field. at or near the house OF torpeiy occupied BY
David Greenlee.
Jan. 7, 1852 =
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or ScoTr's WEEKLY PAPER. Philadel.
phis, is one Of the largest and best Of the
Eastern wsekliss-psrhaps the very lsrg-
sst. The number before us gives evden.
ccs Of much literary merit. Tsrms-Sn-
gle copy 80; 2 copies So; copies S5 10
copies $40; FL copies $50.
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" There is nothing very important in
the late news from Europe. Tranquility
rsigns in France. correspondent OF the
London Daily News says he is informed
that the first article Of the constitution OF
France is as follows:
"Ths President Of the Republic takes
the title Of Emperor"
He also saysthat coins have been struck
with the inscription-"Louis Napoleon,
E4aperor.
The leading topic in England is still the
resign alton of Lord Palmerston.
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STATE or OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, IS.
| CURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

STATE OF OttlO. MONkOE COUNTY, IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
William Myers, The defendant Ephraim
vs. w. Jones, who resides out
Ephraim ". Jones, ofthe State of Ohio. is here.
William Morris, by notified that said William
Caspa Hendershot Myers has filed his bin in
G. Frances his wife Chancery, in the office of
James Henderson, the clerk of said court, set
& Sarah his wife, ling forth in substance that
Slater Rush l. on the 18th day of June,
Prudence his wife A D. 1919, said complain.
ant Myers purchased Of said Ephraim W. Jones
and Phebe his wife. tract of land in said county.
to wit. One fifth part Of the north east Qvarer of
Section number "a, Township A and Range 4. the
property of said Jones and wife. in right Of his
said wife. that said Jones aud wife were TO convey
the same to the complainant by general warranty
deed on or before the first day Of April, 1851.
That said complainant was 10 pay said Jones
$3.50 00 for said land, to wit: $3.50 70 on the LIST
day of April. 1850, and 500 90 on the first day
of April, 1851. That said complainant duly paid
the first nstalment OF $3.50 co. but before the Sec
ond instalment became due the said Phebe unfor-
tunately died. leaving an infant child who died
soon after
That said Ephraim by the death of his said wife
and child, has become mere tenant by the cour.
tesy Of said land, and incapable Of making deed
in fee simple.
The bill therefore prays for conveyance of all
the interest OF said EphraIm w. Jones in said
land, to witt His estate by the courtesy, and per.
petual injunction to bar and preclude the said
Jones from collecting the last instalment Sl00 90
the consideration for the same having utterly fail
ed. Should the said defendant fail to plead, an
swer or demur within sixty days after the next
term Of said court, the complainant will apply to
the court to take the bill as true and confessed.
.s,., ARCHBOLD l. DAVENPORT,
Jan. 27, 1s52-6w Tor Complainant.
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NROAD NOTlCE-A peltion will be present.
.kG> ed to the Commissioners of Monroe county, f,
Ohio, at their next March session, praying for the
location Of , county road commencing al the State
road at near Benjamin Rdgaway's. thence the
nearest and best route to nersect the Sisersville
aud w Wuodsted road at the school house on Trail
run. thence to intersect the road leading from Nj
chael Miller's mil to the Ohio river at or near
Haylhorn's, thence through the lands owned by
Elias and Moses Barker to intersect the Penning.
ton aud Antioch road at the Locust knob.
Jan. 2S. 1852
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Leaving balance in favor OF the couu-
w. if ali collected of 1892 IS
Receipts during tie Year.
Amt OF principal collected 2:sT23 GS
7 per Cent interest collected 5?5 Is Us ,2Ss o
Expenditures. ta
Amt refunded 20 county for lhtesest
paid to Stats last year, being iotsr-
est due and not collected S37 Nt
Amt Of s per cent interest
due the State b33 ee1
Amt Of principal paid State
during tho year 2723 6s7
Amt OF fees due Jos. Moose
Auditor ...... 2l0i
Amt OF fees due Jno B. Noll
Auditor 50 eSf
AM, Of fees due Salisbury
Treasurer 50 sss
Amt of taxes paid on lands ...
held by Fund Com'rs l2 038
Amt of taxes paid on towp
lots held by Faad Com'rs 80 2-3.sh We
Excess of Expenditures over Receipts 71IGI
We certify the above Ia BE- II correct statement
Of the Surplus Revenue, as sppears upon tss
books of SAID Fund. JNO B NOLL,
Il. SALISBURY,
Jan. l. 1852. Fund Csmms'rs N. 6. @.
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IDOAD NOTICE.-Noce is hereby given that
~ petition will be presea,ed to the Commits
sioners of Monroe county, at their next March ses-
sion, praying for the location of county road
commencing at stake Oh the north side of the
road leading from Carlisle to WoodslieId Oh the
land of r. Bevan, thence the nearest and best route
to intersect the ridge road leading from Bethel to
Summeriield, the road to run north to the top of
the ridge, thence east to said ridge road as afore-
said A PETITIONER
lam % 1882
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0JRev. w. A. Davidson will preach a
sermon on temperance, at tthe lower church
on tomorrow Thursday evening.

W Miss Catharins Mitchell will preach
in this place on Saturday evening. Feb.
7th, and on Sunday. the 9th, at the NJ. E.
Church.
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ELIAS DAVIS ESTATE-Notcsis 10 hers-
EL by given that the subscriber has been ap-
pointed and qualifel as Administrator Of ttss
estate of Elias Davis, late Of Monroe County.
deceased. PERRY w. GILMORE, Admir-.
December "a, 1851. ..-..
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STATE OF OHIO; MONROE COUNTY. 50.


Vacation after October Term, A. d. 1851.
A NINA MARIA LANDBACK, Aaron Land.
N back, and Charles Landbpck, OF the State Of
Pennsy sylvann, will take notice, that Susanna Roth
Landback, of said State of Pennsylvania, on the
23rd day of December, A. d. 1851, filed in the
office of tho Clerk Of said Court, her petition.
demanding dover in the following premises. Of
which her late husband, Samuel Lsandback, late
OF said county, deceased, died seized, to Wit The
north fourth Of Lot number twenty.one (2l) 10 The
town Of Woodsfied. in said county of Monroe, -
numbered and recorded on theAanp plot Of said
to WI; also Lot number one hui ~ 1907 10 said
town. as numbered and corded o. the plot there
of; aud that unless they appear and plead, answer
or delnur to said petititon, the same will b tskss
ss confessed by them.
SUSANNA RUTH LANDBACK.
By SINCLAIR s. OKEY, her Solicitors.
ArTEsr: WIZ 0KET, Cletk.
December "a, 1851.
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Annual.
SURPLUS hEvENUE FUND

Of TIE SURPLUS REVENUE FUND.
" BY the Fund CommIssioheis of Monroe
County. Ohio, for the yesr ending January J.
1852:
Amour received from tho State go. .s70es0
Am repaid to State Si2.07l 67e
Amt collected during year 2, ,7e3 50 7--i4.7ss 81
Balpnce due the State e,l7S IS
Amt loaned to individuals 1859 ~ 1852
Amt . Monroe ACADEMY sI6 TO- 6.l7s 81
An't secured by mortgage IFS 90
Aa''I 10y Individual cUiity 6. 900 So S.I7s So
Amt III Judgment 5s75 53
Am MOI IN Judgment 200 no S.l7S %
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TKossuth has met with very enthu-
siastic reception in Pittsburgh.
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Balpnce do. the State

OIAF, IV,KfV W
Amuunt oI principal snd interest due fom ipdI-
yidnal, and remsn,ng unpsiI S7,Ol7 e5
Amt OF principal and intsres' dus
rom MdurDe Acsiemy boo -
Total. 1878 40
Deduct amount due the State 6.l15 e3
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,
Jan. 81, 1852. 50 81 Mon. Com. Pleas.
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gAALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENuINE,-No COMPOUND has
remedy daily unknown siTi1ss
III II % 5s t1'SR yR 2 b Dh! o. s geei
admirable the combination suited %
relieve almost n!ment which the frame sacs
ls saes' vs '' ~sPFad Up a The
nn SSpe Ss a ssonsns InR{ rxrp
well rubbed them viii afford relief movement,
WGsn Gasg on Jalnp sd all oh0I medicines have aIet
s s6s iy s, will ase5S than
cured FTRAc6 @ al IT.
testimonials of s value selected from the thousands
PILES
not % P E2r IA is ne F @
removes Mt once the pain and soreness.
John Williams resident county and CITY of Czcn-
sa n a hs Sn a ATTY @ STs The Gmnnt ta . rny
during which time have bodily pam c srrst p6ron
Of ,a time y to ny bed md ta.e expended several hen
MgGA F4a sxr He oTs 2 b " a i M y s
utter aa1enlen nm ~ we'll and lrary
ae,,epis, JOHN WILLIAMS
EKYsIpELAs
re" LSsPslaa the PAl EXTRACTOR invaluable.
%q make shs the d s, disappear o ls in,
however and tnS cause f h M ao
effects thoroughcure.
years medical Xii tf as s' II S~ fI aS H.
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distress Ky ''S'ns' c 1sRd aS y o %tS ny NJ
a soS S3s Cd inc n SS IT, neck ~
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TRY DALLEYs PAIN EXTRACTOR.
Ssa hsrsysr so SSf @Pa "p Rnd stsa felt i'm
non' me Thoroughly It obtained life invest
Mem Which my fs ' To- ySu F Ta f fs
hs sar s now strong Il" ever and have 'i KfRzs y
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This certfca that DALlEYS PAIN EXTRACTOR has been In
ny aqy Tor a' Rhem of thirteen years DURATION
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- Invaluable s has already carried hapP
s s s an could ah s 81
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pure prepared
originating state Of The blood the no1i
sy ss @ % Rs III sas,ysd s
% @ iss % Ss s
u' Bulls also contains the virtues of several other vsu.
curative The known World anu the
GOOD TESTIMONY.
The Ohio State Journal Columbus Ohio thus speaks Bulbs sa
has equal The sa9 Of Bulls Compound Fluid
with the gratifying produced upon
Sa s seua E NJ Sd
the agent this city,
sapariiIsil the WONDER oT Tt,E WORTH '~'
and no matter bow long you have been suffering
says about Ba IFS sal1arsa N several years
Nj. jon, sv..-., rb.vs been 5 aog ssy,s
severely afflicted with d and dull pain
apaas prepared by different but all little advantage
until to with yours three bottles which
relief than all ihs DINERS con1oinea - m H., - :, =,
afflicted community Wy ts. asRs5fE article ,HowEsn
Let all those who ar. .ss Is gsus orure Of Rh.s
the following aud what also may them,
M WI 'ss'E tn. las, three have
IN could
relief until
which cured mo
greatly medicine have
the and confidently being
best medicine use Tor fhematisia ~ isHAM BRIDGES.
unionown, Union county N.Y. Hay ~ Is4s
FROM DR. NM l. PREAIiSS
Mr. BuLLn regard to SRapla will that have used
some shn ohg @ Il
where the cure seems to consist III thorough change
nodihaton OF the MUGS Oh e body win success
wy .or i & IN pel " 70 any oiher pre-
u m e, n any ~ VII aunt us Vaue
fssspe'Int, 3ens' ,a,, W. l. fHE'iine, NJ. u.
'-e't'p''" ny - 80
NOTICE TO FEMALES.
John Bul ssrapala greatest Female Medicines now
a % In S w s H. s i
weak deficient rouse oug when the face pale
and coo the strength feeble and yielding the spirits troubled
depressed the health broken mind shaken and consequently the happ
ness then Bull sovereign remedy assists
permanently the natural distractions checks
pure healthy blood and mpat health happiness
We're ladies' generally adopt tie this medicine
disease unhappness than
health would take the place disease cheek would
the pad should have smiles nesd perhaps
long life Of cut short made miserable
life" which with so much dagger Bul.
sarsaparla found to exert most beneficial effect All ladies
proshing this should be appredo this hemseyes
Of this valuable medicine.
BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN
How we all admire clear beautiful white skin and ROSY coo,a
cheek How often do we see persons not This
90 be wished to Iotiens
and coon restore them sembance thai Wick d
sasa has them Of and that too often s, With nSnsst
nurr the skin The fact IT, te best
pie coating mater
which to close the porea and chek h,
IL Soa mixing he sane healthy and gorou prnr aeriv
to eyvt minute vessel and changing The yellow dark and onn
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au2l d&W "
Observation-Disclosures FROM THE FOURTH

nYSPEPSIA-PREPARE FROM THE FOURTH
IL STOMACH Ox-The true DIGESTIVE FLUID GAS
TRIO JUICE prepared
Iecions by Baron Lb the Physiological Chemist by
oughon NJ d. No. II North Eighth street. Philadelphia the
immediate permanent relief Indigestion Dyspepsia Jaundice
Liver Complaint Constipation and Debility curing after Naues
method, by Natures the Gastric Junce pre-
ventve of Chelcra Keeps the stomach and bowels perfectly
healthy condition.
teaspoonu this hnd, infused water will digest
solve five pounds of rosst beef about two hours the stomach
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
Lebg his celeArbted Chemistry "An
artificial digestive fluid analogous the Juic, readily
prepared from the membrane Of the Of the calf
which various articles Of food such and will be otned
changed and dgested just the they would be the
human stoInlch.n
Dr. Pereira Diet published
Fowler and Wells IS states the describes
Pereia,
Combe valuable writing the Psychology OF Digestion y
that mnuon the due quantity othe Gastric juice
prominent and all prevailing OF Dyspe and he states that
la distinguished Of Medicine severely
ted with the complaint finding thing eide fail had
Gastric juice obtained from the stomach Of living animals which
proved completely successful"
Graham the famona work "yegetabs De says:
remarkable physiology, that
water the fluid the odssoving
articles food and efeng kind artificial digestion them
DR. Simon great work, The Chemistry Man," Qead Blanchard
Philadelphia 1859 42l2 "The Pepsn
the history digestion. From
that food dissolved rapidly artificial digestive fluid
Dgson of Jefferson College, Philadelphia in his great work
Human Phyoogy devoes than fifty to examna
othis subject His with Dr. BEAUMONT the Gastric
juice obtained from the living human stomach and from animals
well known In all ca he dgestn occurred perfectly
n the artificial as in the natural digestionh
further the remarkable merritt of this discovery call
" A. KENDALL CO. General Agelt for Southern STAGES.
sale also by Druggists generally, my23 ly
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GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No
~ 1S1 CHARITIES EET-J WRIGHT having
to unvaed department their
with the all the popular Patent
throughout the Uuod States them constantly
with fresh and ample assortment Mt rates below the usual
this they enabled inspect
,phasers the most extensive assortment which can be found IN this
Having
sale Patent Medicines they have acquired facilities for conducting this
particular department tile most liberal scale and prepared
the exceedingly low, tim, the
fan handsome per hisnvesent either whole
Al tlir establishment be full
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The following list comprises
assortment be furnished
twenty cent ceaperhn than manufacturers
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IMPORTANT 10 PROPERTY owNnAs I
R1~ieggGaUOte7. 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.
S The attention of the public respectfully called 10 the following
testimonials iii Of the celebrated BRlDGEWATER PAINT 1t
Agents than MONTHS
the South the character OF the Paint firmly established,
now offered to the public the best FIRE AND WEATHER PRO
TECToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF JNo. F. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAS.
In July last induced the Mineral Paint
Sugar house. respect expectations
and the representations the BOEERT
Co cheeriully add testimony the embraced
hthe
me best IKE AND WEATHER PROTECTOR known
Where have applied it, has been the last july
and has neither bseed cracked solid metallic
surface, which has proved entirely mpervisus
(Signed) JOHN F. MILLER
Newberia, Attakapas, March l6, 1852.