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CHARTER PERPETUAL.


CHARTER PERPETUAL.
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p Pamphlets Blank Forms obtained the Office
+. JOSEPH BEssx xtS5ssi i H, D;
In attendance daily, from IL NJ. to SPIN.
FIRE. RIVER AND MARINE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY OF
Cash Capital-all paid $500 900 90
Assets January l, 1857 .s32l. $40 40
This Southern and reliable Company continues through the
% s the
a the ns rates Of and
In addition to documents on file in his Office the Agent by
T. J. Hart Co., samI E. Moore 4 Co.,
J. T. boswell Co., Robert A. Grinnan,
Calvin Tate q Coz HARMON wo NJ bos s:sson =
General Agent for the Southwest.
m23 No. 4s Camp street.
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In attendance daily RA 15s% 6o4sh
| Jazz No. 4s Camp street.
| E,OWLER'S STEAM BOILER PATENTED
| L September 30, 1885,
The Boiler very economical in fuel takes
little cleans itself is easily repaired and does not cost
/ any than the ordinary Boiler.
| LEvEE STEAM CoTroN PREss,
| .--. New Orleans, March Ii, 1851. 5
| D. n. Fowler. Esqa
Strive taxa great pleasure in recommending to all
parties your Patented Steam Boilers We have
two them in operation besides the third
structng for We fully convinced Of their
omy turned the boilers had previously
although they all nearly having only been
| in about eight months.
Your Boilers sixty cent OF ne and we have
the trouble with them. We raise
hundred pounds in half hour the morning One
Boilers has been in for four months
and has required cleaning and it impression
least year without cleaning being
it cleans itself all the time by the of the bowoI
! valves day
We are, dear sirs, yours truly,
F. j. FORSTALL,
h. STREAM Engineer.
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INSURANCE.
l. 1 II e

Harmon DOANE, AGENT LIFE. FIRE, RIVER
- AND MARINE INSURANCE,
,@.-.,. No. 4s Camp street, New orlesns
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81 AyDI5I CHARTREs yTREET.-KHEU-
e4s lss BE-
SI0SS h b Ia s s;
specials known Tor he esctasi cnrs u this painful al
seeming ss sm d
Inanma.ery .sussJ attended VIM s.sllinss and n
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@ After FL Ills
md
his remedy - : !
small portion Il the ccamniaed evidence Is behalf This
:y,
pub.ed the bene6cisf effects upon
hsa ses sB hss n ss
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asss Es and Rsssd What done
csens have anisssd II ~ e kre
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dence and all sho send 70 The agent and
I'a- Who .e'sd have
It 4. ..ns u Il Z.
va sgss b BY s y fe%.ay Ihs q s.
Of rsnis rhesma.itn The editor q s.
curing city editors Of 81 LII
american Banner Temperance Battery and st. Louis
sss The editor q Adyssais writes and s
The editors II the GLASGOW Times American Eagle and oters
the South and West have given voluntary evidence
knowledge Of It's virtues The editor Of the German Nations
Gazette, published No. Spruce street, in the city Of
New York. under lte Of O. 1852 gives the history
two cases Of has personal One
the wife Of wealthy merchant who had for wears tried the
springs and had ne treatment q the most eminent
or Our country they coud eaect nothng She IVES acted
With chronic IN II worst forms He vss instIu
mental in inducing trial Of this compound and effected
complete ee H. also sstss that fsw M boug
victim t. shis this one bSts e.sd hm
isw names Of prominent physicians merchants and Others
W. White d. an eminent 81 st. LOUIS, write
TO brother member OF the Dr. Reese OF New York
have witnessed the effects Of this y
feet when other remedy had ineectua that
would not hesitate TO recommend prescribe It, think whe
virtues by the profession VIII supesed
other remedy the Ii Adap
ted form OF the disease and know complication
indicating its to be duty Of
when Of the ecacy Of areed and its superior
over all others at least for the sake OF humanity use
NJ Rose, N. d. writes from Centre College, Danve, Ky.
young member OF the College was low that
In he and other had decided that h
could recover They nnaly concluded to this remedy
and to their great bottle restored him sound
De although he had mot walked step for stI months
viously and that during twenty years. practice he ha
never before witnessed such e renarkabls cure"
Professor H. Y. Dunham M y near Cincinnati Ohio, Join
in certificate for publication with cergymen OF the Bap
V n
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for this medicine will 5e promptly attended TO-
commended for this one disease alone This riHsarei
Wv. ALEXANpER 4 90, Propre.ors,
so,dby NO. bareas 5'f Wkf NsH ZEE CIV S,,s
fe4 q and Isl CharIres street.
THOMAS b. WlN NSIs] sT. PAUL, MINNESOTA
= c,ry rowr ,vn GnnN~py ppopppry
GENERAL AGENT
For sss
gage and md all 81 R JshsE s ssspsff pertain
Adrantagesof Inueas in and AROUND ST. Paul. and in Min
ST. Pauis the head of Mississippi Capt.
W d o e aoan
with natural curosties beautiful fish, lakes and and
the great the East South and when
% s the Southern States
Summer Home Of health and recreation will be
and town properly. -
The s Hari a %
mostly Amercans in ratio in this country
are en % hss e. nj miles Of s. Il utterly at
and prominent they must be noticed There
the land Prairie Wood about equally divided really
the country IS II to Tor the express use
German his last Message to the Legislature sit
that it is more usualn annual messages Of TIL
the people the ghtn which truth and Justice
shall that people of this Territory blessed with
s0eo s or od
the country to as fact by the
the Legislature to record
rapid growth of favored North Then
realized stated that the population about thir
has s
has Ia S sn
from other reliable sources that Minnesota this day
contains fully thousand IN 1853
off
per cent Should this ratio o Increase onnus for
hundred and and should snch reultcon
time for three years our @ rech Inc %
Such increase would the whole much
would you and myself and therefore we are Of
that Organization Of new States Teroesis attracting
~ h m ~ an our bt
rising world Of and
IN xns the for the future has so
vernea US IN he past !. mus. oe poine "a n me so o
easson nearly century
sa ysa mahn eaer md mose &
es f p nlxg
mines q Lake
combine IN degree to invite popnlation and
wealth ana Nc excess o. erean,y TO anticipate the
pe II IN inns poprey ans
puoc ponc OF our eroFy tor years. with
100 @ e. as the
otate oI rapd on heaIny anu per
then anu We ea ~ " euiIeu Wne we
ssS sSs = $
,.. 10 r.n,v .s /, x,nn..,.. .,.v 80, \.
iheIe oeng no fsuiy laws IN Minhesota money can pe
49, ~. 5 ,an,, H. 80. 80 aant
per GENT per lotn se e nsua raees AZ rs9 PEI rs
month"; tor SIX OF tweVe non1hs proPey u
sush 70 double Oh ssesseu cash oe 90
nea as security IN ho.es bearing tent ef
maturity-interespaysble :, sem nj
Lac WAHhANIs e..-- .--.-.-.-
acre. that will double the amount ANNUALLY to many
years. or lands can be located IN the name owner
rant by an actual settler improved ana cuVateu anu the
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IN DERIC THOMAS becomes partner The style Of the
= 'i' wa ~ - j. EUGENE TouRNE
New Orleans November l. 1856 y
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New Orleans. !
Be II remembered the 18th January 1851 before
het subscriber Of the Peace IN and for the city
Aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H. Wheeler, Secretary. of the Home Mutual
Company of New Oreans who being duly
cording law depose and that the
Just and true from books the
1sid Company. A. BROTHER President.
JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before this 18th of January
1857, CHAS NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice OF
the Peace of the Parish Of Orleans.
The Of have resolved interest Of
per outstanding certificates profits the
thereof their legal and after
MONDAY, the 9th of February
Of Trustees have also declared dividend Of
FORTY @ the earned premiums of the Com
pany year ending December 1856 for which
will be issued and after the 18th of March
AThs Company continues insure against the peril of the
seas loss damage 6re at the Of
premium. Office, No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
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COPARTNERsHIP,

NJ 9TICE-THE DEATH OF OUR SENIOR. j. A.
IN BEARD, will not alter the style of firm. The BUSH
wilt be continued under articles Of coparnership by
the o. z, GIRARDEY and c. PITTS, who
fully solicit continuation the public patronage heretofore
literally bestowed on them.
au2I If j. A. BEARD co.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ENTERED INTO
nersp from the LIST inst for the purpose of carrying
the Cotton Pickey business Business entrusted to will
be promptly attended to. CHAS H. CHASE.
sel4 I'm LOUIS LAY.
NIOTICE-C. S. MARTIN HAS BEEN ADMITTED
partner from this date under the firm Of TH0S j. Ca
SEY 4 co. THOS. j. CASEY.
New Orleans, July !, 1857. jyl If
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The undersigned Recorder Mortgages for the parish and
going charter recorded this in his office Book Of
Society No. 8, folios 554 to $50 inclusive P PAJAUD
Messy JAMS GpEGhEREATMp PhANTA
TwENTy P PEk
HyB bEEf W FLEE
ER 3uf 5r MRr HERs Mrs W UT %
B0iLERs AGAINST STEAM - . i'N o''.t'' NV
Mcowens Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines
lifting and forcing large volume of water from the
d Se stands lands supplying Draining
steam boilers ssa%GSat Doctors
sapsns from ssn .
fhe engines each furnished wheel driving
corn mill gin stands etc. and be furnished
and simple vertical engines are desirable
No brick work erection of kind in putting
these engines work both engines boilers vertical
and all connections made.
Cincinnati, December l, 1885,
fuisg EEns purchased of yon for use of
small shop line Of the Cincinnati and Chicago Raroad
consider it The pumping appaa,us within knowedge
The engine drives besides the sOns circular saw
pound the inch Of the boiler ! therefore
esss s notice and
~ s. B. MORSE, snpt c. and c. R.R.
o~,.x Ns X, Orleans La " ov s mHsr 1851
performance the Mcown Pumps upon this road
only that they quite equal
and that among the variety OF pumps we bave in they
The above Pumps and Engines constantly sale BY the
isss 4se'' A fsA1c BRfGE u Magazine st ct
NoTICE-GEoRGs W. PARKER AND SAWYER
Of ha s0a apa ssfessa s 81 IN the business
New Orleans, June IL, 1867. jeis
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DISSOLUTION-THE CoPARTN ERSHIP PREyI-
Sesg existing between the under the firm Of
Fonda dspong q bis atsresito R. Psn
the of the firm in the liquidation Of It's affairs will
pay 81 its liabilities. ROBERT PITKIS,
GHAS. FONDA.
New Orleans January 3, lSS7,-jal2
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THO SUGAR PLANTERS-AT A BARGAIN-une
Copper Sugar Kettle and Serpentine boiling
by perfectly and guaranteed Of best quality dinen
sions IA inches in diameter, and z6 inches deep. y
One Boiler Of feet fire surface per-
fee,y
Both Of which will be sold half he original Apply
BREWSTER 2 ,CHARIES,
myl4 IS Front and Sc Fulton sts,, New reans.
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CTEAN ENGINE-A SECONDHAND SIX FEET
y stroke fifteen cylinder good order, suitable for
mill draining machine steamboat; will be sold bar
gain. ALFRED kEARNf,
fe3 Y Magazine street.
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. ~ II
conformity with the Of their charter the Cres
cent Mutual Insurance Company submit the following stats
ment, viz *. na,..g H g-t4
Amount o. unteminated risks July is 9s69 IS
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TRUSTEES.
Christian Honold, John Fox, J. W. Burbrdge,
A. Reichsrd, R. Brugier, N. NJ. Benachi,
E. H. Pomroy Thos Byrne, +: ". kirchhof,
". A. Violett r. 9. Cammack, A. johnson,
A. Lecourt, A. R. Montgomery, A. Cammack
G, A. Fosdick, VIM. UrQuhart, VIM. Prem,
s. s. Green Richard Nugent, Thos l. Dix,
A. CRrriere, G. Fassy j. Wallis,
f. Ganucheau, G. W. Dunbar Chas I4aitte,
j. Thornhill, Henry Rodewald, Leon Queyrouse,
Mason Pitcher. A. F. Nobom, J. l.. Macaulay.
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NOTICE-THE sUBsCRI-
ber haye this day associated themselxes under
AGENCY for the transaction of General Advertising and
Commission Agency business in the cities of New York and
Philadelphia.
We respectfully solicit the orders of the old of v
b. Palmer the public generally hoping that with the in
creased force and enlarged facilities be enabled in
satisfaction all who entrust business the
Y. Il. PALMER,
j. f. COE.
E. C. TALLMADGE,
W. W. SHARP,
May |, le57.-ty3 If H. 3. JOY
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NOTICE-GEORGE W. PARKER AND SAWYER
HAYWARD continue associated with in the business
OF the LOUISIANA and FACTORS PRESSES
JOHN HAsKINs.- q
New Orleans, June T. 1867. jels
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certify the foregoing be true Of the original act on
record i'll my office.
In faith Whereof grant these under signature
and the impress my oohc the City Of New Orleans
T. G. GOTTSCHALK Not Pub
The undersigned Recorder of Mortgages in and for the
parish and New Orleans cer6es that the foregoing has
been recorded this day his Office in Book Society No A.
Folios IL, Il, ID, IA and Is.
TSgnedl JOHN HOLMES, Recorder
New Orleans May the 18th, 1851. my2l % je s 10 Y
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of Trustees have resolved interest Of
per cash the outstanding certificates OF profits
and Monday May and have declared
a scrip dividend of THIRTY.FOUR PER CENT the
earned premiums of the ending February 2s 1851 for
which certificates will be issued after the first Of
June, 1851. CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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YER's CIIERRY PECTORAL, FOR THE
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
WHooPING COUGH, ASTHMA AND

This remedy notorety for its of
Pulmonary disease that 1t is entirely
to recount the evidences its virtues any
nifty has employed So wide the field of its
every section of the country abounds in persons publicly known
who from alarming and desperate
ease Of the lungs When tried its superiority
over every medicine its kind apparent escape
longer what antdoe employ for the distressing
dangerous affections ne which are Incl
the lungs the mder vareesof Colds Coughs
ness etc. for Children is the peasantestand safest med
cine thai be obtained 1.r.....-
long in constant throughout this section
need than the people its quality is
up the best that ever has BEEN and that the genuine
article is prepared Dr. j. O. AVER Lowell, Mass and
by every respectable druggist in the United States
MO j, WRIGHT Il CO.. Wholesale Agents.
THO SUGAR PLANTERS-AT A BARGAIN-une
open Copper Sugar Kettle and Serpentne for boiling
nv
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II. --H-.. ARTICLE VIII. ae 81 fs77.
SECT The seal to be by this Association shall be-
-5y.4g. n, ARTICLE TX.
SECT l. The liquidation of the affairs the Association in
caseof dissolution shah be three
be elected by The Board of Directors aad Who shall exercise
all the and uucd for the settle
ment and liquidation Of thu stxifs Of the same je24
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I HAVE THIS DAY FORMED COPART-
L NERStilP with Mr. JOHN W. SCRUGGS, Of Huntsville
Ala for the purpose of continuing in this city the Cotton Fac
forage and General Commission
style of SCRUGGS, DONEGAN 4 co.
JAMES II, DONEGAN.
New orleans, Sept. l, 1887. I'm
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nUCLOS s co., NO 81 BIENylLLE STREET, COR
- Exchange Alley, have the honor to Inform their
friends public that they JUS opened at their store
as abeve DEPOT OF FURNITURE. of every description,
such as Bedsteads Armoirs Tables and Others Tee-a
Tete Chairs Others Sofas Fauteu Moss Hair and Spring
Mattresses Feather Beds They undertake Repairing Fur
nture exchanges and take storage They hope by
and industry obtain share of the public patronage
dit
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NEGRO Runs AWAY WITH HITE WOMAN.
Quite an excitement was created in the town of Lon
don, Ohio, on the 9th ult. by the arrival there of
welldressea negro, in company with genteei look
ing but evidently weak-minded and simple white
girl. They had run away from the town of Morrow,
Ohio, and were looking for magistrate in order to
get married but that contamination 80 devoutly to
be wished" was prevented by an indignant crowd sf
citizens who the negro ont of town and sent the
Infatuated girl back 10 hnr frienr's
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Letter from Pla4uemines.t

7 f a@ PARISH OF PLAouKannEs, Nov. s, 1857.
" Editors Crescent: Dominique ornea, charged
with the crime Of murder, made his escape last night
from the parish jail.
Your readers, no doubt, have still fresh in their
minds the bloody tragedy which was perpetrated in
this parish about four weeks ago, on the person Of
the Rev. W savel the Catholic Priest at Fointe ala
Hache, and the subsequent surrender Of Ormea to
the District Judge in the parish Of st. Bernard,
where he confessed in open court the prominent part
he had taken in the preparation Of that horrible
deed. In his confession, Ornea incriminated several
of our most respectable citizens as accessories and
although apprehended and afterwards examined BY
the District Judge, not particle Of proof was ad
duced against them, and they were honorably dis
charged Mr.. Sheriff johnson left yesterday for the
city. In haste, CLEANER.
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NUMBER 2lI.
Hsb 9rl.ans 8siIp Gf,st.ut.
MONDAY MORNING, NovEnBra }. m 1as7
Electisn Returns.

a b ,Fs Election Returns. 5yi ss5s ss..,
We have . lev additional election returns which
We submit y We received them w. sS5 #
TENsAs-Davidson 1s2, sigur rs, Wstserston l2t
Hunter 1873, Robertson IS4, Hamilton 199. walker
l25, Hardesy l2s, Lacey 12I Reeves, Dem, elected
to the House. 7A:ai Ef ~
CoNcoRDrL-Democratic State ticket has Ia ma,
jority. Whitaker, Dem, elected 70 the House.
PoIsrE CouPKE-Dav 32s. Sianr 1ss Wat.
terston liz. 4
AvorxLlrs- Reported $50 sor Davidson over Wat
terston. M2i @t!*t5 =
CADDo.- Robertson 45s, Hardesty 4sl. Hunte,
454, Walker 1856, Hamilton 375, Lacey $685. Sandidxs
Al, Sparks 1874. Senate Smart 46I no oppo
sition. Representatives Hodge, Am, 531, Cook,
4os. Sheriff: Battle 4so, Simpson 44s. Coroner
Carnes 2s3, Banman 81 Adams 1856. Clerk: wrigh
467, shivers 456. Recorder: Pitts 5l2, Kline 4sa
Assessor: Waller $40, Howerton 47s, Bradley72
From private letter. we learn thst p. o. Broul
sard Esq, Old Line Whig, Is elected Representativ
from the parish Of Vermlion, beating R. F. Battos
Democrat 71t 7ii E9Fe ''s s'ti issas' n'.s
From another private letter we learn that II
Pellerin, Independent, has certainly beaten Cant
Democratic nominee for the Senate in the St. LandrJ
lafayette and CaIcasieu districts. He obtained 80
majority in st. Landry. Cothell, Independent, ft
the same Office, beat the highest Of his regular
opponents 1sl votes. Lafayette gave . majority I
81 against He, therefore, passes into Calcaseu wit
"a votes majority in his favor The result is doubtfu
Messrs Perault, Independent, and Morgan m
Guidry, Democrats, are elected to the House Of RI
preseutatives from the parish Of ST. Landry. I +
Thus endeth our chapter on elections for the pr,
sent There is about as much comfort In Il q thel
is in the Lamentations Of jeremiah or the Book I
Job with the end curtailed. bsti sl&'2faG fIefs 3
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HONE STUDIES. By Rebecca A. Upton. Boston
Crosby, Nichols & Co. s,.-e s.1...flssz ses
We have received a copy of the above, through
Mr. B. M Norman, No IA Camp street. 1t isa small
volume, treating Of the different branches Of domestic
economy = cookery, gardening, and the thousand
other things that ought to be known about house.
It will be q valuable aid to any housekeeper. tf rs
BLAcKwoop's MAGAZINE, for October, Reprint Of
Leonard, Scott & Co., New York. -
Mr. Morgan, of Exchange Place, has favored us
with the above. Itsis very readable number, and
shows, both in its poetry and prose- how deeply the
Indian mutny and masacres have.stung the heart oi
Britain. 81. ...,p.. ., .-s ..-
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SERIOUS APFRAY AT YoRkvILLH, SOUTH CAROLINA.
We learn through the telegraphic dispatches from
Columbia to the Augusta papers, that Mr.. Bell, the
agent Of Douglass Il Co.'s Commercial Agency, killed
Mr. James Allen, at Yorkvle, s. c., on the lst inst.
1t is stated that Mr. Bell communicated to the New
York Agency some information prejudicial to the
mercantile standing Of Mr.. Allen. The latter at
tempted to post Mr.. Bell, when Bell shot him. There
was much excitement in the community on account
of the affair." Bell was arrested.
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Lea $ Perrins'
WORCES TERSH RE S A U G

WORCEST STERSH S A U q.
The attention Hotel Keepers Propretns of Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs Mess rooms and Private Families is
mended to trial of Lea Perrns famous Worcestershire
Sauce This by its merits has attained the high
est pleasant .tabe and wholesome Sauce, appl
cable soup, fish, and cold meats game etc., etc. is
ten.ively used in all quarters Of the globe .''7
The .'imitsons" 10th sides of the Atlantic
speak loudly merts the fact that received the only
Medal awarded to foreign the New York Exhibition
attests estimation VIII ch held by those selected with
special eerence ability Judge the quality Of smi
articles liable And being the popular Sauce in
the Market unpnced parties are Offering for sale spurious
Sauce slightly varying the swelling OF PERKINS,
only Proprietors Of the Genuine Sauce
stock always Alsooders received for direct ship
ment from England. 4,
JOHN DUNCAN d SONS,
40 broadway New York,
y 2p1y Sole Agents the United States for Lea Perrns