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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-09

VI Cfi"e, i've" VI ieA"s, cannot show 4.
more cold blooded aud brutal murds, ,h,n
the ono committed in Livingston, Poll
county, on the llth inst, by Cant. S,r,
Roe, on the person of W. Z. McD.niaI
Esq, OF that place. Tbs facts were br,eav
these; Mr. NcDapel was counsel j. o,.s
in the District court ia which Roe wa, ia
opposite party. About the time the trial
was concluded Roe came to Mcdaniel and
told him something that his client had .sid
which Mcdaniel good na'uredly replied tia,
he didn't believe bis client had said !,
Roe wanted to know II Mcdaniel meant, n
call him liar, who told him 10 pat what,
ever construction on it he wanted -. Roa
wen, of and armed himself with two on,
tolls and boaie knife, and returned nes,
da, (the llih) to the Cou,t house where
Mcdaniel WAS engaged IN attending 10
some business Roe tapped him on the
shoulder with his hand, AMI asked him II
walk down with him. Mcdaniel suspect,
log 40 harm. walked down with him. and
when nj the door OF the Court house, Roe
again asked him II he mean, to call him
liar. to which he received the same answer
as on the day before, whereupon Roe told
him to prepare himself that be WAS goirr to
kill him. aud before the words were GU, of
hs mouth shot Mcdaniel through the bow.
els with a large dutenger. Roe attempted
to escape to his uorsc, which was prepared
Tor him to effect bis escape, after ee'amltlng
this diabo.ical aud premedIated murder, but
W.. surrounded aud taken by number Il
persons, smong the foremost Of whom was
Judge Maxcy, aud he i. now in jail at Ans
derson to await bis trial, the Judge refusing
hlm bail Mechanic. died in about three
hours after receiving the wound The at.
fair is shocking to every feeling of human.
I ity but was rendered more SO hy some OF
Roe's friends setting the corpse on IRE aud
crying fire, IA order 10 effect his escape.
The STROUD was entirely burned off but the
guard remained true 10 their duty Me.
Daniel was promising aud highly respoc,
table Young lawyer aud has many friend,
besides near relatives TO mourn his untime.
ly death The call of tho press has been
so constant for condign punishment TO be
visited upon such offenders that, we deem
it unnecessary 10 repeat It ON this occasion,
bot we do aope aud Trust that our State IS
improving IN this respect Mr. Mcdaniel
and lleuty Ewing both studied law and
obtained license IA tins place, at the same
tme and have both been removed from Its
bv ,ilp mufdercfs within less than a year.
cod forbid thst W. may hear OF another
such murder again HHH'SrHc Recorder.
'"''' y'''''' 81 - "'' o''"
'pe s''" ~ F'"'''A'
Jo"tnn''' says '"O W " "sN',Sto" "'"" OF
the f'"' 10 ,eP'Is'"' ave, ''''''' 'ney
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-09

or The two negroes sentenced 20 death at
the late term Of the District Court Of this
county, were executed in the vicinity of this
place yesterday. We were not present TO Wit
ness the spectacle
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-09
TEXAS REPU BLICA \.
MARSHALL:

styVRDtY. ..........-.. Way 9. ISL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-09

TnE RIVER The South Western of
"Wednesday says;
Since our last tho river has risen about,
sixteen inches, but is now slowly receding
We have report that i, has risen abou,
five feel at Fulton, and slill rising slowly 3"
lssy~ The Democratic Congressional
Convention for this District will meet at
Tyler on "Wednesday next the 18th mat.
Nearly every county In Eastern Texas has
appointed delegates. and we presume there
will DO large number in attendance.
or The two negroes sentenced TO death a,
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CHURCHES.

lS1AOnSknHSs
W. G Duncan, camp, Basin. s..E .. .5-..f-i -.
CATHOLIC:
Administrations Vaudeville and Morales. 6l ~ "
Immaculate Corception-Baronne, Canal.
IJesuts E-Baronne, C Common
ST. Louis Cathedral-JacksoB Square. Hsa..
St. Acknowledgment, c. Cont.
St. Alphonse-St Andrew, b. Live Oak and LAUREL
St Angustine-Bayou Read, c. st. Claude.
Barthoomew-Villere, b. Segun and Barheieny, Al.
St. John Baptist-Dryades b. Cloand CaIiiope. a. s=
St. Joseph-Common. b Marias and Where.
Marie-Conde Ursune. 49, RI =
ST. MaIy--Jossphipe, b. Live Oak and Laurel,
st. Patrick-Camp, b. Julia and Gfod.
St. Peter-Msrigry.b b. Casacsvo and Greatnen, ...=
ST The.esa-Camp opp. junction with Prytania.
ST. Trinty-S Ferdinand.
ST. yiucen, de Paul-Greamen G. Montegut
Ursuline Copyent-Below the city. = : :, "a
CHRISTIAN Camp, Melpomene
Espanade. L'Egisi Protestante Franchise c.
Bienvile. Christ Church-GRnai Dauphine Paul's-
Camp, c. Gaenne. St. Lnke's-Hercues Felicity
NATURALIZATION Psauemipe Annunciaion - Annpn-
citation Square. Mount olive-Algiers.
LGTHERAN, Euterpe b. Baechus and Dryades.
C. Chestnut, Moreau, Esghen. DIysdes, Terpehere.
Piey, Greatmen. Maras, b. Bienvil and Conn Coffee,
Jackson 81, Paul tcolored) Carroltcn, Carroon,
Nayades Algers. ~ sl+ g'7E
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square Prytaria, c. Clio
Casacalve, n Railroad. Canal, Franklin Fulton,
Josephine Pry,ania, Josephine. Ihalia, Benton.
Bcnigny. Camp, u. Csdis
GERM. EYASG. Proesari-Philip, Chippewa. Proies-
tan-Clo. =. Apollc and Nayad-s
UNITARIAN: Ffyuuia, Ialliore Clio Pryfsnia
Drysdes. Terrsch e, Nayades, Eutepe, o. Racchua
and Dryaues
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TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.
TEHUANTEPEc cOsiPANY- :

TsEHUANTEPEC COMPANY
:, .3.. NEW ORLEANS, July 30, 1857.
Whereas the report made 10 this Board BY the President
70 bis late mission to Washington IN great
enterprise which WIS the object Of this Company satisfies
That no arrangement whatever could with
the owners OF the srsy grant behalf Of this Company
That 1t was impossible TO OBTAIN the mail
Company; and t5-j, y, ~ ~ I'm
That the title Of the oo grant this Company
other parties having acquired rights derived
sloa Without the knowledge Of this Board; and. 4 . II,
Whereas in the opinion Of this Board the title to Soo
grant not being in this Company the organization Of said Com
mas no rest and that the longer continuance
q TINS board In existence would deceive the public and
BY induce the prosecution Of enterprise that
can never be accomplished by this Company the great dis
credit 81 this Board; therefore, be 1t unanimously
Resolved That this Board be the is hereby dis
solved
Resolved That the members severaly hereby
resign iherefom. - -
Resolved That copy resolutions published
different newspapers Of this city.
Resolved That this Board stands adjournsd sine die.
certify the foregoing be true from the minutes
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BRIDGEWATER PAINT.
Certiflc ates Of RaIlroad orr, emt cee

BRIDGEWATER PAINT.
Certificates OF Rallroad Ors,smtcec. A
Fs1, Pts s
at West Point and
.s good qualities Of the paint deernine Che ss arc
Lieut. sst and Quarter Master U. g. Military Academy
Certificate Of Oiiver II. Leg, Superintendent Of Hud
| son River Railroad. = e ~ p
ss:s n ss nssss xs s
generally and sytsn. wood have
i hi s ,saf Hs ass 1 a
y T. durability and adhesive
Mr.. esisnow Secretary II. X. Railroad. =. :
Certificate Of 2; c. Msculum, Asst. Engineer NJ
| Y. and Ere Railroad. 2 r.Il
&c lfa
syi ss ssas
ss Rsa
Erie Raroad wit. ths artcIe and have found much
sned article the 8 s's NocuuN
~ Assistant Engineer. N. u and T. E. II
s.t 81 81 II ss,s Ys
Being advised by d III New
1P1nti shssss Ss
g. i'h ss Rsrt & Fl s sss. e.
the paint desmnr it superior TO now 10
s, e t.sy the
the 8SfEE fssfsy s ss s;S. 1 g
I'd ,ss%eny fhs saars
1Es1es Ms mEE ss
''' Painters Certificates.
b. vnrlr No, ppky
been uSug Bdgswser Paint FOR hs n. monh
s ps' ana II s
s% III s t @ Il
paint i'f IF $.s Ss.., Dealer
TIL. having . Ny YSs ost
use the Paint the roof 81 their Office which
f.. e
perfectly dry and light FARR%R BEIEoS sia'e'so
Cor. Ninth and stuyvesant streets.
sr, s have . used The
any paint s'sS
Certificate of Joseph Benson, Painter, 1872 Camp st.,
Netc Orleans.
have used the Bdgswater Paint past months on
has en- % and
From tests and made under my immediate
against saSs eensd is fpT sn
and for
commend for use in southern climate
..r. r. No. 1872 Camp street.
lowing:
We the undersigned Cotton Factors Commission Mer
shssuy the Bridgewa.er Paint for the
the Of planters by calling their attention
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G<and Encampment.

Their. ". GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA T.
o. o. F. holds its regular sessions the Mondays
and August of each the Odd Hall
Of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Officers for the ls51as. Stockton M W. Grand Patr
Arch A. Hero, NJ W Priest; E. Smith R. W. @. S. War.
dem James FuneaIx, r. W. G. Scribe. H. Williams R. W,
G. Treasurer. s. NJ Todd R. W. G. j. W.; H. Miilspaueh W.
Dep Sentinel ~
Oscar Barbee R. W; D. G. Patriarch District No s. Ba.
ton Rouge; A y Covert r W. D. g. Patriarch, of Dis
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Subordinate EncamDments.

in aaa 14 Tvs Of and
SsGmon p l. Kaiser W John Scribe;
snS ssas
IT. # cs4asn f. f. r. =; s
Scribe; n j. HOsy w.; s. NJ Todd TTeasnier D. Butler
III s end a snS ssss
Bsreer j. vi Fe!d frsasu Ea*aFd Allen er'e
WASHINGTON No; meets the second and fourth Monday
In each month"; in Polar Star Lodge ROOM street
VIZ e. ats r 5
Brewster, ]. W; H. Millspaugh, Treasurer
LAFAYETTE No the frs, and third Monday
the present teEm-Ghas Geheeb, G. p; W. Winke H. P -
Louis seibert Treasurer
PELICAN No. the first and third Saturday. each
no Month in Polar Star Ledge s. Louis street
Capitaine s. W. G. 0. Dugue Scribe; J. Vedo j. W. B. LIS
teraile, Treasurer. ~
Interior Encampments.
MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month.
SHAW No. 10 meets the first and third Saturday
each month in Glinoupsrish of East Fecana. "a
All communications intended for the Grand Encampment
JAMES FURNEAUx. G. Scribe.
"Odd Fellows Rest
BoARDoE D1EEoT2Rs For
Cemetery Committee-Harper Dillingham; Smith as
Goldine. Finance Committee-E. A. Patterson H. H. Deuye
]. F. Miller. Sexton-Danel Merritt Members-Jsmes Fu
neapX Frank Lewis Goldman, Peterson JOS Allison
VAULTS IN "oDD FELLOWS REST, may be procured
BY applying to NJ GoRsY at siekles Co.'s street.
at FELT STErsoss 81 Camp street: MILLspAUGH u
g. Mint and at the Secretary office Odd Fellows Hall cor.
of Camp and Lafayette streets $500 ~
ditto By I lots feet
81 d do to all III o Gnsr % single to Stockholders Lodges
Information relative Lots can he had
applications
THOMAS H. SHIELDS, Secretary o. F. Rest.
General Relief Committee.
The following the officers the present
term, say from July 1887, TO january, 1855:
Gerard Sth President found Recorders office First
districts Thos H. Shields Secretary Odd Fellows Hail.
Thomas F. Walker Treasurer Common street, Theodore
Marks rs Magazine street, A. Thomson, AS Tehoupoulas
F. F. l. Hoste Of Orleans O. Langenheckar at Luzen,
berg Hospital; f. Allen, 1888 Canal street, Cough
Moore 10 Pnydras McDouga box US Mechanics
Tchouptonlas street, o. VOORHEES, Magazine
ler Chippewa street. between Jackson and Philips Edw VIII
Alge's Graham. IS Camp street; T. = Miller Boards
warehouse T Jones' Third District; W Kotling Fourth
iric II netiruys Second District Eueas Smith, Common ST.
between Camp and St. Charles streets
Thos. L. SHIELDS, Secretary
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Odd Fellows Hall Association.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS, HALL
ASSOCIATION their in Odd Fellows, Hall On
the first Monday of every month.
Edwstd Plsbury President; Thomas Shields
John D. Ben Treasurer J. G. Dunlap John Orchard H. d.
Rsreshide A. W. Bosworth, Geo Drmeyer Bernard Cohen
AndW VI, Ii. Cook. :
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sTRANGEKS, GUIDE,
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SAMUEL SMITH g. as- =
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49, = ooA5 5seos S..... As 4, 'ssts
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NEW .; ORLEANS INSURANCE coxrANYis ios Canal =
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james Edwardss nee resdsns
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Nc. sc.- ~,
9ns seSsbsr sssss.ss, @ 81
sssSases COMPANY
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
UNITED p STATES iSssusAscn ANNUITY ..a
HI Doane '' 49,. Y . p .asrsrs, aa.nt 55aa
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE 1Ns1aaSeE
p's g oa...s. @
lance Cownan A M Iss, Sh s.KE AND LIFE
A I u sasn y Rodswad T pisss,ers
T. W Briggs Agent astttsSfes
HONE SsI ,ss of New York. of Camp and er
NEW yoRK LIFE ISsnp ,r co, ssf
GTNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of Camp =
ri Gs'.ns s'I Hehcoct Co. - Agents
sT TAT IN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY n Phiiadel
c6MMoNwEALTH INSURANCE. COMPANY of Harris 81
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, II Camp street. *
Jules Dolhonde Secretary
Henry Peychaud a :. - hosAt sI Pss.;den, n !,
star aNcE oa.. . e..
iIsss zf Sa4ss Buildings ,..,an 47
10 e.a 'Et ss'9'i 49, sSk37f sSi sas Il yRers
3"na RAILROAD COMPANIES. -" =
kSond Canaan, yAchsos IND G ~ , NoRLHERN
s' Jabn Calhoun pr.s,s.n,stss. s..s
oee * CaIssdii , g
n =, a foot of St. Anne street. Depot
g. Hswes $50! President, - z ~
oM IF, Elan. Plands s D.. >: ~ Secretary "a =
NEW ORLEANS AND Ana
corner Elysian Fields and Victoria streets
Office Office Victoria street near The depot rsoss=sf
pot corner sa,sass
rome street: hoAsh-oA' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 pa az
Albert G. Blanchard. 80. -. =, .Secretsry
Office No. Is Baronne ias9t "A tfla. - 4.E
MEXICAN GIJIF r RoAn-Dano, corrsr of c,odchu.
dren Elys;an Eieids -
W. a. Bnkeweli. Exscu,or r.
Office No Common stree s'~>sN - |.%
!, = ~
&C. &C. ! issss:ss s" Iss::ssss
TE4 En, COMPANY IS Commercial AAllsy; aaf
Emile lIRsee.. President
L. Heylinger :. Secretary
..r,. W 49, .sys .s,,s..
.t... COTTON PRESSES. "F -r0' % att'-~
ALABAMA az LIZ IL Z
". Cornero of ssndR Robin
FACTORS,
Corner Tchoupoulas Henderson streets.
FRERET'S.
+ Mary'ss and F'is
LOUISIANA, = y ss .g :. d t.. q, siF4lt ssa aga
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ALGIERS WAREHOUSES; TO
"A COCHRAN HALL Agents, No. SO Gravier street who
prepared to receive and favorable
terms iiroad and Pig IRON Liverpool and Bulk Salt etc
For TERMS etc., apply as above. se22
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Certificate of John =, Miller of Attakn,o,

New Iberia, Attakapas March IT, 1852
In July last, was induced to apply the BRIDGEWATER
MINERAL PAINT Sugar House. every respect IL
has exceeded expectations and the made
by the Agents. Mesrs. c. G. BOGERT 4 CO. cleerfuliy
add testimony the embraced the gents
Circular and recommend the Planters others as
the best Fire and Water Protector have known Where
have applied it, Il has been exposed since last uiy
and has neither bered cracked formed solid
81 ssallc surface which has proved entirely mpervious
tsiSnedl JOHN +. MILLER.
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Certificate Of the Ne,o Orleans Unde,uriters
aRSssEpsd UpSsE having confidence in the
and frame buildings will all times give those fire risks
preference where the Brdgewater Paint is used
L. MATHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Corupapy.
I. A. ADAMS Prest Crescent :.
A. BROTHER, Pres't Home
j. PEABERTON, Prest N, O., =.
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual .
CHAS BRIGGS, Agent Liverpool and London .
SAML. +. ASHTON, Agent Delaware Mutual .
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New Iberia, Attakapas, March o. 1856
me opinion entertained by of the BRIDGEWATER
FAINT expressed the above 1852 has been
more than confirmed since consider it most valuable
pant KNOWN and con nes all the virtues claimed
Agents, tsigned) JOHN +. MILLER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-21

MIR. CHARLES H. C. STONE Is PARTNER
WI in firm from this date The business will be continued
under the o! DUDLEY, NELSON 4 Co
DUDLEY l. NELSON,
New Orleans July |, lS57.-jy2
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In case of failure the part OF subscriber pay the
saments his stock required the Board of Directors
Mer ten days advertisement notice in writing forfeit
ock and sell it for the benefit of the Company may wit
out such previous notice advertisement compel payment
SUIT and no stockhoder shall be permitted whilst
default.
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B. r., Z.
A SIMPLE SOLUTION OF A sCIENTIFT
MEDICAL PROBLEM. z
r AID WAYS RELIEF
Will prevent and cure -

lFiEfHs1t
RAILWAYS RELIEF
VIII prevent and cure
The most FEvERs, whshe. contagious or non.
contagious infectious or simple, with the same safety,
rapidly and efficacy, that It drives out and sx.
pels from the system the most simple
diseases, or relieves, as 1t 81.
ways does, -'-
TIRE MOST ToRTURING OF PAINS AND AcHvs
Physicians give Caoms Blae Pill for ninety hin.
plants cut Of one hundred Its seldom prescription givcu
but that Mercury or Caoms forms part
the same In fact lie Of most populsr and positive
laws the medical faculty that when thew do not know
what to give patient clearly obtain
diagnosis Of the disease Of the patient to NV
contend that RAILWAYS READY BELIEF ar RyGIII. A.
TORS-eher OF hem-poss<sses greater variety of vrne
than Mercury In FORM and capable restoring To health
where Calomel would consign it's victims to death.
-E FEvERs.
There is in section Of country at tbe t,r
prevalence Of Feyers than usua Among thu most
fatal and general, notice that
Yellow Fever, -..,
, Bilious Fever, Is DID,. |..s1 !.
Fever and Agus, a.r -a.ag ~
i' Typhus Fever, 7 ~ as9
Scarlet Fever IT. 70. 81 - -..i
Ship Fever E. '.s. -'r
Chagres Fever, r= E
Nervous Fever, .'-. - e.
Hl7 Congestve Fever, -
.y.EF. Brain Fever,
Is Bone Fever,
Lung Fever, ETC.,
Arat the
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g: e Bogert-Dear sir have your BR IDGEWA TER
FAINT the decks of steamships having fully tested
Its value GheeEuy recommend its use as the best aud
painting decks covered with canvas, being durable
TO water, and a protection against fire.
tsignedl W. C. TEMPLETON
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ARTICLE XIII.

all meetings of the stockholders and all elections
Joy OF the stock such meetings shall govern
except that such called purpose of
ing diminishing the capital stock Company or for an
OF the purposes enumerated in the fifth the act of III
Legislature OF louisiana entitled An for the organization
OF for works of pubic Improvements utility
approved March l4 1855 shall be composed of persons hold
ing in their own right or as agents for Others least
tourhs OF the stock of the Company in order take valid an
binding action III the premises all other meetings Of stock
holders and at ali elections majority those present an
f- 49,
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Certificates of Masters of Vessels, Ship Car
penters, etc.
Certificate of Hughes &. Vulette

~ =, New Urleans March 4, 1856.
we have used the Btdgewater Mineral Paint which O. c.
neri GO Tor the past five
on the Louisiana Dry Dock opportunity of
Judging OF It's merits durable and protective paint
our opinion, 1t is superior to seen when
applied on fresh work. and IN every equal what
sepesenedi 10 be- In short time perfect slate
and body elasticity For decks of YES
sells railroad cars bridges depo and every description of
painting TINT is exposed the weather. the Bdgewater Paint
consider Invaluable. ~
tsisned} HUGHES, VALETTE K CO.,
Agents of ihe Louisiana Dry Dock.
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= existing under the style of FEARN, DONEGAN CO,
withdrawal Of NJ W. ST Either of the surviving part.
nersis authorized to the the firm liquidation
GAN. M STEEL
November s, 1856. JAMES H. DONEGAN
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Certificate Of Capt. Hall, bark Hiawatha.


New Orleans Dec. II, 1856.
have used the Bridge Paint the
the bark Hawaa and find superior paint
recommend masters Of vessels especially decks In
une last decks leaked Bridgewaer being strongly
fecommended applied which have been
perfectly tight and have needed cauking painting
(signed) DAVID. Ii. HALL. Master bark Hiawatla.
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Certificate of J. II. Ashley, Muster of Schooner L.
F. Rogers.
New Orleans July Is, 1852.
Ihave used the BRIDGEWATER PAINT on the decks of
he Schooner Rogers and find that is the best Paint
Or decks Ihave ever used. ]. II. ASHLEY, Ma ster.
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THE ESTABLISHMENT is INTENDED mainly for Adu1..
-Ladies and Gentlemen Esd Yoshs-whose time IL vsxy
Valuable and II is arranged wish to learn
ENGLISH,
FRENCH, - :.
SPANISH Sc Is
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Certificate Of Capt. r. Tucker, of ship Helen
HcGam
Certificate of Capt. IpHliam Bro,vn, of Io,vboat

have used the BRIGEWA1ER PAINT, for which Messrs
" BOGERT CO. agents, the hurricane deck of the
t2weoa The paint has been about months
rect whatever In about four weeks became slate
and am satisfied its possessing all the qualities necessary to
insure certain protection the sparks and
purposes set forth in the AGENTS circular. " "
(SignedJ VIM. BROWN, Captain Of Towboat Porpoise
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Certificate Of I'm. Cuts, Master of Ship Charles

| Certificate Of j II. TVhiting, Master of Bark Yam.
kee Blade.
New Orleans, May 1852.
The BRIDGEWATER Fire and Weather Proof PAINT,
huving been strongly recommended to induced
amply decks of vessel aud gives
faction any other paint have recommend
10 ship masters believe will when properly applied pre-
vent leaks decks and preserve the wood consider
valuable discovery for ship owners and intend hereafter
the Bridgewater Mineral Paint in preference
p J. II. WHITNEY Master of Bark Yankee Blade.
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- New Orleans, May A. 1889
have used the BR1DG EWATER PAINT the iron work
as also on the decks and canvas tarpauins of ship
and entire to my satisfaction find that rustinv
Of iron and roitng of wood and by the use
OF the Mineral FAINT and can recommend it to ship and
owners asa valuable and thrifty paint THOS. MINOTT
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1AMES II. DONEGAN WILL CONTINUE THE
Cotton Facorage and Commission business Orleans
his for his own account Office "a baretofore
Is Carondelet street. -
New Orleans, November s. 1856 d3