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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07
BUSINESS CARDS.
EASTERN
Carriage RepositorY.


,e- II 'HE Avord Carriage Manufacturing
i Company having located branch
for the sale % Of their c1rTases in, in the cy
Of La Sale and adjoining Counties and the people OF the
West generally that they have hand and receiving
from their MANUFACTORY IN CONNECTICUT good
OF Carriages, consisting in part of Rocka
Sliding Seat, Top and Top Buggies, of different
styles Concord Eugyies &c, made from the best
and in and workmanlike manner, which
will be sold on reasonable Dealers and all wishing
purchase will find their advantage to call and
mine stock before purchasing elsewhere. From
long experience in the manufacture oil Carriages, We feel
confident that give entire satisfaction. All work
warranted.
We have also connected with Repository shop for
doing c kinds of repairing which Will be done at short
notceand IN the best manner.
Store a few doors West of the p o., on Main street
For reference, enquire of ARTHUR LOCKWOOD, Esq
jun 14-1ys H. w. JONES, Agent
stone! stone For Sale!
vXYE now oger at our new quarry, two miles north OF
w Joliet. and within three hundred feet of the Ili-
nos and Michigan Canal all kinds OF Bubble, building,
Tagging, and Dimension Stone, from two inches in
thickness up thirty inches and of size COLOR and
quality surpassed by none in the State.
Al ereRrfor Stone, either dressed in the rough, to
he shipped ~ canal rail, will be promptly attended to,
and furnished at prices to please the purchaser.
ANDERSON, SPENCER co.
G. Spencer, A. HorGHTEIING,
l.. RiRDSELI, ALEX ANDERSON.
lnli nherD <
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07
Tobacco & Cigar Manufaclory,

IN. Main It,. one Do0r E,tst If Post 1l7ics,
sXYiIE subscriber would inform the public that he Is ma
I nufac;uring and keeps OIL hand the best quaint! oi
Chewing Tobacco, snuff, Pipes, &c wholesale anu re-
tail, favorable Also the nest ni
Havana. Lanpera CassadOris and other kinds OF u
gars. Farmers urd others who smoke or chew can make
a great saving by buying Of me at wholesale as can
sell a better article, a less price than pedl"rs
call at my MauufactDry, next door west O' The
Post Uitice. and see for yourselves
OTTAWA. Nov IL. u IL SCllNtlPti..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07

WAGONS! WAGONS!
CUMMINGS g. HAHN
n RE now manufacturing superior article OF Wagons
IA and BI rgies made of the best seasoned timber, and
warranted every respect We invite farmers and all
others TO call and work before buying. are
satisfied that manufacturing good II not better
Wagons ard Buggies than has been offered in the
City.
Our Shop is opposite the Gas Works. near the sde-cut
Repairing done at short notice.
AEI,a CUMMINGS. fmyiO-lyl CHRISTOPHER HAHN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07
NIII.LI\ l. |; y &.
SIISS NISER

II EGS leave inform the ladies Of OTTAWA an sici-
1 } ~ that her FALL STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
ready for their examination and she VIII De happy
10 wal, upon 0H who may favor lcr with a call.
Rooms the Marble Front store. srlZ"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07
RE MO v y l.
MISS FORD

Xl-OuLD respectfully inform the ladies Of ottawa ana
w yiriuiry that has removed her Millinery E-tah-
IiShncni the upper in Bassnci- bui.dins MAIN
ST. Opposite the Mansion House. where She VIII Keep
of Goods for Fall and NiIiter trade Al
So a stock of fashionable Cioak- for sale. n"'o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07
Planning and Saving Mil


UyIE subscriber bey call attention to his Buck-kin
IL EstaI,i- -hment Main next house west OF Ma
yill'> Office. buckskus all kinds OF buckskin
gloves, whip ashcs, &c, always hand and sold at low
est prices. - - =
Cash paid for deer skins. tjun1-tfl HENRY RAPP.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07

DE y Il s L 1; Y
WM. SMITH, N. d.,
~ office in Walker d Hckfing's Block,
CR Second Story,
TENDERS his professional services to
che citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity Aoperations
formed in scientific manner, and warranted equal i'll
ssiiiity q. ti,e t,e-f.
Among other improvements, Dr. Smith is inserting
Teeth on Gutta Percla plates
Gall and see specimens
Office hours from o'clock. A. u. to 3 r. V. ap5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07

MILLINERY.
Mrs. GREGG
W. OCID inform her friends ia tn. city and country
w that removed her shop To- the store Tor
Iy occupied by Fash door west of J. DicSey :,
shop Main street. where she VIII pe L~Ply
to meet all her old customers and friends
A general a assortment of MILLINERY GooDs con-
.;antiy on hand. Dress Making dose in good style
Fashions receiv cd monthly OTTAWA. February 2i-tt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07
BY WIN. OSMAN.
BUSINESS CARDS

I. o. of G.. #.
UTASHINGTON LODGE, No. 81, Independent Order
w Of Good Tempiars, meets every Wednesday eve
ming, in Reddick's Block, third story, at o'clock
Members of this Order visiting the City cordially in
vited meet with Us j. c. ZIMMERMAN, w C. T.
l. BowES, W. s. jan1I
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07
NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
&. w. SANFORD.
Bread. Cakes. and Cracker,
OTTAWA STONE YARD,

WILL be found of the most extensive and well
W lected stocks o! Family Groceries, Provlstons
Fruits Willow and Wooden Ware &c at prices that can
hardly fail to please All they sell is warranted to give
entire satisfaction. Ottawa November 20, l-,5.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-07-01
IT'S WELL TO HAVE A MERRY HEART

'Tis we'll to have merry heart,
However short We stay;
There's wisdom in merry heart,
Whate'er the world may say.
Philosophy may lift its head,
And find out many q flaw
But give me that Philosophy
That's happy with a straw.
Ii life but brings us happiness,
It brings US, we are told
What's hard 10 buy, tho rich ones try,
With all their heaps of gold!
Then laugh away-let others boast,
Whate'er they will Of mirth
Who laughs the most may truly say
He's got the wealth of earth.
There's beauty in a merry laugh,
A moral beauty too
It shows the heart an honest heart,
That's paid each man his due,
And lent a share of what's to spare,
Despite of wisdom fears,
And made the cheek less sorrow speak,
The eye weep fewer tears.
The eye may shroud itself in cloud,
The tempest wrath begin;
1t finds a spa.k to cheer the dark,
Its sunlight is within,
Then laugh away, let others say
Whate'er they will of mirth
Who laughs the most may truly boast
He's got the wealth of earth
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-07-01
AGRICULTURAL.

ADVANTAGES or RoTArISa CRoPs.-Thero
are certain minute ingredients in the soil, such
as phosphoric acid, sulphuric acid and potash,
which exist only to a limited extent. Grow
ing wheat crops exhaust rapidly the phospho
ric acid; corn crops the snlphuric acid, and
potatoes the potash. Now, If repeated crops
of wheat should bo attempted to be grown ON
the same field, a scarcity would occur cf the
phosphoric acid, and the first effects thereof
would be to make the ear Of the wheat small
er, and the number of grains less; next, to
make later its usual period of ripening. The
roots do their best, but owing to the scarcity
of the peculiar nourishment wanted, the sea-
son of growth too often ends before maturity
is reached. It is this system of repeated crops
that reduced the corn yield on the river bot
toms of the West, from sixty bushels to tho
acre, down to thirty forty. But by having
rotation of crops-co-n, wheat, potatoes and
grass-the soil is not robbed Of the peculiar
food congenial to either OF these crops, and
what is really taken away, nature to n degree
replaces before the same crop recurs again in
the field.--Ohio Valley Farmer.
OLD APPLE TRErs.-Old apple trees, having
from the roots, the old limbs taken of, and the
tops thinned out. The soil about the roots
should then be replaced by an equal bulk Of
compost formed Of the following materials =
One cord of good muck, one-fourth of a cord
Of finely pulverized clay, two casks Of unsIack-
ed lime, two ditto unleached wood ashes, and
one ditto salt. After filling in, cover the inn
post up the collar of the tree with straw, and
conine it by few fat stones. Then with an
old hoe scrape Off the rough bark from the
trunk and larger limbs, and apply, after wash
ing them thoroughly with a solution of pot
ash water, or ashes and soft soap, a mixture Of
snuff (Scotch Yellow and lard.
COMPARATIVE SPEED OF HoasEs AND OXEN
A bet was made recently between two farmers
in Franco about the speed of horses and oxen
with a heavy load the same distance-about
twelve miles. A four-herse team was put TO
a wagon loaded with 10000 pounds of beet
| root pulp. The oxen were two or double
yoke, with the same amount of load. The
horses beat them only seven minutes. Time,
hours minutes; hours lS minutes.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-07-01
THE POPE IN SOUTH AMERICA.

The Pope and the Spanish American Re-
publics are at open war, and on all sides We
perceive the evidences that the old secular or
ganization of the Church Of Rome is losing its
hold upon the Catholic communities Of this
continent. Pho TX, who came into the chair
of st. Peter with promise of liberal reforms
that awakened an ardent and hopeful throb-
bing throughout Italy, seems to be an appoint
ed instrument for weakening its hold upon the
temporal interests of men. His Allocution of
the 18th of December last, styling the govern
ments Of Catholic America perverse, and di-
recting his snbordinates to continue a firm re-
sistance to the secular power, is stimulating
the spirit of opposition to the assumptions of
the church through all those countries.
The struggle of the day in Mexico is be-
tween Church and State. It's results may be
somewhat delayed, but cannot be doubtful.
Ever since the time of Joseph and Pharaoh,
the lean kline have eaten the fat kline, and so it
will continue to be. The politicians, spccula-
tors and people that are now attacking tho
Mexican Church under the inspiring cry of
liberty, have nothing to loose, while the church
is rich and fat, Offering splendid banquet to
its opposcrs in the day of their triumph. In
Central America, the church, though not rich,
is in similar danger. The clergy are publicly
accused of apathy In the recent struggle be-
tween Walker and the native politicians, and
open threats of retaliation are made.
In New Granada the church is deposed from
the high places Of the State, but the Pope's
Allocution has rekindled the anti church fires.
The radical press is pouring forth its attack
upon the private life of the clergy 20 virulent-
ly that in Bogosa they have appealed to the
cudgel, and editor and priest have played at
single stick in the open streets. Peru has a.
dopted new constitution, under which the
ecclesiastical is subjected to the civil power.
The clergy have refused to swear allegiance to
it but The battle is delayed for a while, in
view of the contest of that State with tho
Chilian fllibusters for the possession of tho
rich Chincha Islands. In Chill the Church
and State are at fierce war In regard to jrrisdic-
tion. There it is carried on before the tribu-
nails and in the press, the government being
too strong to permit of an appeal to powder.
The enemies of the church are merely con-
signed to the operations Of sulphur in the fu-
ture. for which, however, they seem to care lit
tie. The end of all this conflict 10 by no means
apparent, and we shall watch tho signs of its
progress with much interest.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-07-01

CunE FOR HYDRoPHoBlA-Receipt.- pt.-First
dose, OF. of elecampanc root, boiled in pint
milk until reduced to a half pint. Second dose
(to be taken two days after the firsto l Il o.
OF elecamparie root boiled in pint OF MILK
boiIcd az the first. Third dose, the same as
the second ito be taken two days afterl IN al
,hroe doses. The above was sent to the ne"
YORK Tribune by J. W. woolston, OF Phiiadei-
-. :. cure for the above terrible disease,
and he states that he has known II 70 oe pe'-
fsctlv successful in affecting cure IN twenty
cases.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-07-01

THERE is much talk Of passing laws by which
suicide by poison win become more difficult
Of execution than formerly. Mr.. Algernon
Jones, young friend of ours, says nothing
shall stop him from killing himself whenever
he wants to. II he can find no other Wy, he
VIII eat bit Of sponge and drink wstsr TIL
he bursts.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-07-01

The Albany Journal advocates the employ
ment of fire engines in quelling riots, IN pref
erence to the use of balls and bayonets. This
plan. if followed, would certainly s'throw cold
water upca the rage of mob, and might
dampen their ardor, if not wet their powder.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-07-01

wA light purse, is heavy curse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.
uyEHUANTEPEC COMPANY

/ t"-s'1> " -->3-1S NEW ORLEANS, July 30, 1857.
Whereas the report made to This by the President
his late mission Washington f. fqrtheranee O. the great
enterprise the object Of this Company SATISFIES us
L. That arrangement whatever could be made with
the owners aray grant behalf of this Company
o. That It was impossible OBTAIN the mall contract for this
Company; andi . ", 4lt92 y z. "a. r,...
other parties having acquired under rights derived from Mr.
Soo without the knowledge OF this Board; and. -
IN tbe opnion of this Board title to the Soo
grant being in this Company the o.
and that the longer
c ts Hoard exlrence wond deceive the public and posi-
bly, induce the prosecution OF an enterprise
can eyer be accomplished BY Company the great dis
credit OF this Board therefore, be 1t unanimously ,,
Resolved That this Board be and the same hefeoy os
solved. l. 'At ,, I, .
resign iherefrom. ~ -as.5
Resolved That Of these resolutions be
different newspapers Of this city.
certify the foregoing 10 be true copy from the nutes.
L. HEYLIGER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
CHURCHES.


BAPTIST:
". Duncan camp c. Basin. .a-,--a-
Annuncaton- Corner Mandevil illeand Morales. p.
immaculate Conception -Baronne, on Canal.
fJesut'sl-Baronne Common.
St. Louis Cathedral-Jackson Square.
St. Anthony-Rampart, c. Cont. @
ST. AIphonse-St Andrew b. Live Oak and Laurel.
St. Augustine-Bsyo you Read, c. St. Claude.
ST. Observation-Disclosures b. Segun and Barthelemy, Al
giers.
St. John Baptst-Dryades, b. Cioand Calliope.
St. Joseph-Common, b. Marias and yillere.
st. Mare-Copde n. Ursnline.
ST. Mary-Josephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
St. Patrick-Csmp, b. julia and Grod.
St. Peter-Marsny. b. Casacalvo and GreatmeB.
St. Theresa-Gamp, opp. junction with Prytana.
st. Trinity-St Ferdinand.
st. Vincent de Paul-Gfreatmen, Montegut.
Ursuline Gonyent-Beow the city.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL; ST. Charles n. Julia.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL: ST. Peter rs-{Seanen's BetheD
Esplanade. L'Egst Pretesante Frmcase-Ramparh o.
Bienvlle Christ Church-Cana Dauphine. St. Paufs
Camp Gsienne. St. LukssHercule Felicity road.
NATURALIZATION PlaqueInne. AnnunciaIion- Annun
citation Square. Mount 0ivet-Agiers
LUTHERAN: Euterpe b. Bacehusa and Dryades
METHODIST Carondee Hevia Girod. Felicity Road
Chestnut Moreau, Enghien DIyades, G. Teipsichore.
Pety C. GreatInen. Marias, b. Benvie nAd CONT Coffee,
jackson. st. Paul. (cseredJ Carolton, Carollton,
PRESBYTERIAN Lafayette Square. PtytAna, c. Clio.
CasscalVo, n. Railroad Canal Franklin. Friton, n.
Josephine. Prytania, josephine Yhaiia, C. Benton.
Boulgny, Cansp, n. Cadia.
GERM. EYANG.; Proestant-Php, c. Chippewa Protes-
| tant-Clio, b. Apclloan NayaGes -s
UNITARIAN; FrSania c. oaiope Clio b. frytania aud
Drysdes. Terpsich ire. H. Nsysdss Eusrps, D. Saechus
and Dryades. 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
]. WRIGHT & co.


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hiFsy standing THOSE yssfs
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to complete snd permanent cure by the use Of
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and those sfsand them and in
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and they naa W
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at s1 . to RHeR TT e Of s
and who afflicted have
Mr. n Pasehs or. of the editors Of St. Re-
long sOa I'll stating that be
also gives notice Of i'd curing
sa Tai ss s 81 Il Il
curing q cases in that city The editors Of louis
hs sfias
ssH iora
Ps spsnes xsss and
VI %h Gas erone l s worst
e. this 9s and tssa e. Ssss
bote and sent Il to gentleman friend Of his who seemed
vm rbs IL dls sdd sdoas iii
prominent physicians merchants and others
s. White d. eminent phy.can Of St Louis yrts
wnesaed the effects
m LTD
hesitate or prescribei think whs
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as ss as
when a the efficacy Of remedy and s suPe,orit
s. s., ss ~
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s
T. GhG ass ist
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nss oP
years with chronic reun.a.sa and neu,a1ia His Join
pea poand Si'i and i, ea,sd HIM. .e 49,. =.
# % a he
celebrated physicians relief until he obtained tn
compound cured him efeudt'u We might give hu
dreds of such in New Orleans and the South
Levi Hills of Ottawa, Illinois, writes that he was severe
afflicted thirty years. and for seventeen could
walk step The flesh had shrunk from his limbs the mo
expensive had been tried for but he had
remedy bought and took home and prevailed on p
TO He ceres that cured him sound and tceu lie
his limbs which had become strong as ever
We might of equal imporanc
We respectfully those who afflicted to send to
agent vicinity and circular and read the ietfe
i'd and certificates Mitchell Rev N g. Berryma
les Rev. j. A. Lynn Rev.J M Kelly Rev. R.. A. Colburn q
he other ciergymen add the Of Hon. J. Sm
late the Bank Of the State Of Missouri George
to Aherton officer Bank in St. Louis Messrs james
ed Eddy, S. Downing, A. Holland G. W Stone, j Chris
Southack with ther prominent merchants OF ST. Lou
at as also vast numbers of other citizens
This epice and these ltuing onssses whe
this introduced and where many tht
sands cured during the last The propI
street Houe in the city Of New York where all ord
m for this medicine will be promptly attended to.
vegetable pir-an internal remedy prepared and
commended this disease alone. This frtucure
of Prce-S5 per single bottle three bottles for So
Is W. v. ALEXANDER d CO. PFopr1etofs,
the Mol Barclay street, New YORK CITY
| Sold by WhlGhl
fe4 .g. 2l and l5l Chartres street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
THOMAS 3. WINsTON,s ST. PAUL, MINNEsoTl
l Dealer in 81

T'HOhIAs B. WINsTTS]N, TIs].l ST: PAUL MINNESOTA
CITY TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
ss2:s@5s HsssJ
gage and md tl s1 RsH GshsE sssnsFf pertain
Advantages of Inueaq in and around st. Pau and In Min
tn. head d fGs afnsss Capt.
ono legation @ and
SGpsiasp s nsnS S'sn
snng 81 e s
great natural known the southern States
sss1 snmmer aome Of
with avdiy at far beyond the present OF lands
The daily arrivals at ST. varied from three
S s d % fan IS utterly Sss to s
tempt description of the particular or even
ss noss There
the the country appeas as the
GoTersor German Messageto the Legislature sit
'nS sm aware that usual annual Of i
kind speak the prosperity Of the country and to place
tn she peopis Yet this the
as @ hs aais
good health and braeed up to
hs
In y
Of # m sO Then
among did anticipate than half that the truth has
fully five thousand sousan increase in 1853
?, rssss sst 1f
a hs son
Such an increase would the much
ure And yet tits RESULT be rejected without cacula
n s
@ o Of new saa,f each psea
estreatng Of Western
ns
H. al tito not ss ss
venod us in past borne in mind that the soil of
Ga or century
population within the last has been moving
for therseekng new support ana
The vast amount rich soil not occupied in Terri
for
mines Of Lake - a
aes degree Popo
and feaures @ o ye a
pardoned this connection the proprety and
out anesiing too much assume the mantle of
w oSs &c
are ensrsnr and developing muscle which
Kb 81
There being no gsury Laws IN Minnesota m.ney
any agreed npon two to ve
monh op PSI six o S WE'VE
such eauiyaen to double cash value be OBJ
security in notes bearing per cent monh after
maturity-nteres,payable seml'amnna.y
Can be located on good twelve fifteen cents
acre will double the amount for many
rant by settler improved and cuvstea and at the
wenv per-
ing deed ccordingto giveno the
actual settler.
Aands once public sale and nnsod are
Sed
quality be offered the fall OF ths sS6 and 1t
will be best opportunity purchase for yearsto come
TOWN rRoPERTY: i.-,,,a.d xr,t, rooa
and in central locations for trade always
first and second hands and large fortunes tn . u
and Sss5 @ nrs sss nSw sen og
all cash four six Thousand
dollars per lot of 50 thy l5o
Land warrants FIVE Gents
For For Incssnr Insssimg Fifteen Cents ye Acre
or or iHyssnE Rynr IanGs u Vicinity wopsr
For FOR BuyinE Lots in Towns .Twoper
doubet the
Titles unaonbted abstracts always taken when pur
Ali orders by REMITTANCE either Of Lane
'''' VI "'' ROUTE FROM CAIRO TO
From Cairo (mouth of Ohio by Ralroadto Dubuque or
PTG@ PTse d pR,s.,R Passaes from ST. Paul
William H. Avery ESD, Messrs Benoist, Shaw Co.. Ne,
Robert Campbell, Esq, Messrs. L. A. Benost 4 Co., ST
AIss5nen Jarvis Esq, Messra W Hoge 4 Co.. New York
5 nIssOI.UTION-THE GoPARTNERsHIP PREvI
9sS eSsng he @ s snasI ne IN , nT
Fonda disposing of his ntees! to
will continue the business and is fully to ns
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
certificate of John +. Miller, of 44ttakapas.


In July last induced TO apply the BRIDGEWATER
MINERAL PAINT my Sugar House. and in respectn 1t
my expectations and the made
by the Agents. Messs. G. G. BOGERT co. cheertally
add testimony the embraced in the Agents
Circular the Planters and others
the best Water have known here
applied has been exposed to the since last July
neither bsered cracked and has formed solid
metallic surface which has proved entirely impervious
(Signed) JOHN +. MILLER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

Certificate of the Ne,c Orleans Undert1riters.
The undersigned Underwriters having confidence in the
BRIDGEWATR PAINT for the covering of shingle roofs
and frame buildings will all times give those fire risks
preference where the Bridgewater Paint is used.
: l.. MATHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Company.
T. A. ADAMS, Pres't Crescent
A. BROTHER, Pres't Home ..s.
sl J.. PEMBERT0N, Pres'tN N. o.
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual
CEfAS. BRIGGS Agent Liverpool and London
SAML. Y. ASHTON, Agent Delaware Mutual
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

n New Iberia, Attakapas, March 81 1885.
The opinion entertained by Of the BRIDGEWATER
the above certificate in 1852 has been
confirmed since. consider 1t the most valuable
paint known combines all claimed by the
AGENTS (Sgned) JOHN F. MILLER.