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The Dress with the Green Lining;
Or, Hon. Lizzie and Mamie Taylor Learned :
Keen their Dresses Clean.

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NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VAN DIEMAN'S LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHINA.-Coses on the 4th and 10th of
each month, at 6 P. NJ. Arrives on or about the
18th and 2Sth of each month";
Gs Postage to South Pacific Letters, 34c.; papers,
&c.
agPostage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, ETC., via England, by packet or private
ships, 80 cents single rate, prepaid via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, is added to
the above postage via New York, by private
ships, S cents, prepaid.
no Postage to Peru Letters, 22c.; papers, &c.
G5 Postage to Bogota New Granada) Letters, 49,;
papers, &c.
E5-Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: l0c., prepaid.
aSIhe postage to places the West coast of South
America, via Panama, is: On each single letter,
3fcents and on each newspaper 6 cents, when
sent and 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received
aB The postage to New Grenada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia Van Dieman's
Land and China, (ria San Francisco is, on
each single letter, 10 cents, payable in advance
single letter rate to California and Oregon is
10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc., the do.
mestic rates apply. r. E. NOTATION, P. NJ.
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No HARM DoNE-A gentleman informs us that he
recently had talk with of the jury in the haloch
case:
"Oh, we have no Doubt" said be, "but that he was
guilty enough" ., ...,,..
you did not bring in verdict Of being guilty."
ooh" said the juror, ''nobody seemed to complain
of Mr.. Kalloch for what he did there that evening
fault and Mr. Stein found no fault; therefore we did
not!n TLewistown Falls Advocate.
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Selected Certificates,

Certificate Of the Netc Orleans Underwriters.
The undersigned Underwriters, having confidence in the
BR1DGEWATER PAINT, for the covering shnpe roof.
and frame buildings, will all times give those FIRE risks
preference where the Bridgewater Paint is used.
l.. MATHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual INSURANCE. COMPANY
r. A. ADAMS, Pres't Crescent :.
A. BROTHER, Pres't Home :. .
j. PEMBERTON, Pres'tN. o. :. .
EDWARD OGDEN Agent General Mutual .
CHAS. BRIGGS, Agent Liverpool and London :.
SAAL. +. ASHTON, Agent Delaware Mutual :.
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Certificate of John r. Miller, of Attakapas,

New Iberia, Aakapas, March l6. 1852.
In July last was induced to apply the BRIDG EWATER
MINERAL PAINT to my Sugar House, and in respect
has exceeded my expectations and the representations made
by the Agents, Mesrs. G.. c. BOGER 4 co. cheerfully
add testimony the embraced in the Agents
Circular and recommend the Planters others
the best Fire and Water Protector have known
have applied it, Il has been exposed to the since last July
and has neither bstered cracked has solid
metallic surface which has proved entirely imperviOus.
(Signed) JOHN +. MILLER
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NOBODY.
The Engine Song.
With a clang

With clang
With clank and clang
With clamor, a clank and clang!
With clatter and clamOr, a clank and clang.
With yiens full of fire,
And the artery steam,
Reused to the pulse
OF q feversh dream.
With gray plume trailing,
Fleecy and PALE,
Like mist boats sailing
10 sea with the gale,
With the ring and the rattle
OF lever and wheel,
And the blow and the battle
OF track and Of steel;
*3 With tremul0us spring, y EA
Like the launch Of wing
From the condors cliff, where the wild vines cling
An eagle Of iron, with sinews Of steel,
And blow of pinion like avalanche peal
With talons Of flame and blaze in the blood,
\ tunnel the mountains and compass the flood.
startle the morning and shiyer the noon,
And splinter the radiant eyes Of the moon
FROM pine and from granite to orange and palm,
From storms Of seet fury to zephyrs of balm,
From Aleghan summit to Michigan wave,
From the life Of the East to the pioneers grave,
Dragging a train
As flying prisoner drags his chain
Climbing the grade,
Painting and sullen, but undismayed.
Then awayto the prairie with antelope speed
Betting the forest and skimming the mead
Awakng the bear from his underwood lair,
And startling the deer to leap in the air.
Breaking the Indians solitude rest,
Pushing the buffalo far to the West,
Skirting the current with spur and with thong,
Where the drain Of the continent thunders along
Mixing and mingling
The races of men,
Bearing the Now
Fs.e In advance of the Then.
Then ceasing the rattle
OF lever and wheel,
And.parting the battle
OF track and OF steel,
And ending at last
The roll and the race,
And checking the fight
With gradual pace
With CHATTER and clamor, a clank and clang
With clamor, &C ank and a clang
With clank and a clang;
With a clang!!!
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BRIDGEWATER PAINT.


Also, for all kinds Of
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.
G. c. BOGERT & CO., Agents,
No. u Camp street, No.
The superior qualities of the BRIDGEwATER PAINT are
extensively known and its reputation favorably esab
shed that the Agents do deem enter into
any heightened description of its merits and will therefore
only point few Of prominent properties
to selected testimonials from parties for the part well
known in this vicinity.
For covering Roofs either Tin Ion Zine Paper Canvas or
Wood 1t will be found invaluable the bending shrinking
warpng Of the material upon which it is used
the Paint In twenty four hours dries and in
becomes a perfect Slate. AS FIRE and WATERPROOF
Paint will be found superior any other perfect
lection to buildings against sparks cnders, etc.
1t possesses great BODY, ELASTICITY, FLEXIBILITY
and properties superior mineral
now in
For DECKS of STEAMERS either Wood or Canvas 1T has
rival not only dries readily becomes as hard as
comparatively short time forming coating perfectly
SPARK and C1NDER PROOF. The great body the Paint
which has asonshed all painters have used it. makes it
the best and cheapest covering for WOOD CANVAS
MUSLIN ROOFS.
every description SHIP PAINTING either Wood or
ren above under the water will be found unsurpassed
and is especially recommended for decks vessels The
tifcates annexed on this point most convincing
For RAILROAD CARS HEPOTS, BRIDGES AND ALL
OUTDOOR WORK, has been successfully used North
and has Of incalculabe service in durability
the protection 1t affords against leaks and injury the
from the effects Of falling sparks and cinders
For the purposes for which the Paint recommended
UNEQUALED, and its value for PLANTATION use, for
STEAMBOATS,, etc., etc.. is INCAICULABE, besides being
CHEAPER than ANY other PAINT in the COUNTRY. Its
peculiar qualities must its general the South
EVERY PLANTER BUILDER and STEAMBOAT OWNER
will by single trial be convinced of the superior advantages
of the BRIEGEW AFTER PAINT economy du.
rability protective properties all other
stances.
DIR E G IONS:
The quantity Of oil required to reduce proper
for depends the absorbing character of the
face which is applied Great should be
clean the surface before painting In applying
better to -four sizing first as the decay
ing of the CLOTH and makes smooth hard body
proof One hundred pounds surface of thousand
square feet with two coats.
In mixing with nseed OIL pound of Lharge should
be used to five gallons of OIL With he boiled oil drer
necessary.
The BRIDGEWATER MINERAL also be used for
Fences Barns etc. by substituting lime OIL Thus: One
twentieth lime Then mix Mineral and
reduce to consistency for by adding Apply with
an ordinary white wash brush.
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THE ART OF RAISING SUNKEN SHIPs.-Two Ameri-
can vessels upon the waters of the Black Sea
for the purpose Of raising the ships sunk by the Rus
slams during the Crmean war; in the harbor of Sebas
topo. These two vessels were sent out, one of them
by the Gowan Company OF Philadelphia, and the
9ther by the 'Relief and Submarine Company" of
Boston two associations, and the only ones Of the
KIND IN the country whose business it is to raise sub
merged ships. The old method of raising them
which Is still pursued we believe by the Philadelphia
Company-is that of lifting up the dead weight by
man strength! but more expeditions one is that
followed BY the Boston Company. Divers are sent
down armed in complete STEEL or submarine mail,
which is more efectual than steel who board up the
large holes in the sunken vessel and insert the hose
of the pumping apparatus into the hold The engine
which floats overhead begins to puff; the water PUSHES
from under the matches and is discharged AT the sur
face in enormous stream, at the rate Of thirty
hundred, and even thousand barrels per minnie
and the submerged ship begins to rise.
A very successful exhibition of this operation was
made on the North river, few miles above this city
last September, when the Relief Company of Boston
raised the steamer Knickerbocker lying in seventeen
feet of water, in an hour and quarter. The same
company has it in contemplation to raise the sunken
Turkish vessels at Sinope, in the Black Sea- and at
Seie in the Egean in pursuance of contract recent
ly enteed into with the Turkish government. Opera
tons of this character acquire great interest and i'm
portance in view of the immense marine losses that
are constantly occurring These losses, upon the At
antc coast alone, are estimated at $l2 900 per
annum, and those upon the lakes at $S,000,000
New York Post
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Mofalists may talk as much as they please Of the
sin of envy, bat, for the life of me- can never see
pretty maid without envying the good luck of the
man who Is to marry her.
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New Iberia, Atlkapas, March o, 1855.
The opinion entertained by me OF the BRInG EWATER
PAINT expressed in the above certificate in 1852
than confirmed since. consider most valuable
paint KNOWN and combines NIL claimed by the
Agents. (SignedJ JOHN F. MILLER.
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A SUCCESSFUL SwINDLE.-Some time ago. says the
Baltimore Patriot light fingered parsonage Of gen.
tee appearance arrived in Baltimore, and being
ious to make raise, visited one of the telegraph
offices in the Sun Iron Building. He took his posi-
ton, like other customers, at the window and DELHI
erately wrote the following message:
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Jewels Of wit.

A poor fellow, that had been unfortunate enough
Do bury three wives unfortunate because he had them
b barry y briefly wrote their biography
THE WORLD. THE FLESH, AND THE DEVIL.
My first was a lady whose dominant passion,
Was thorough devotion to parties aud fashion;
Ny second, regardless of conjugal duty,
Was only the worse for her wonderful beauty;
My third was vixen in temper and life,
Without one essential to make good wife.
yubiiate at last in my freedom revel,
For I'm clear of the world, the flesh, and the devil
Addison was an elegant writer, but the following
DO an "nl-fayored lady" was decidedly more unhand
some in him than the lady could have been:
While In the dark on thy soft hand hung,
And heard the tempting syren in thy tongue,
What hames, what DARTS what anguish / endured
Hat when the candle entered was cured.
But we win give decidedly sharp reply to this
sort Of thing, and then make friends
As Harry, one day, was abusing the sex,
As things that in courtshp but studied to yex.
And in marriage but sought to enthrall;
Never mind him. says Kate, It's a family within;
His father agreed so exactly with him
That be never would marry at all !!
A lady was requested by bachelor who was some.
what advanced in years, to take a seat on his lap
while in a crowded sleigh. "No, thank you,n said
she, aim afraid spcb an old seat would break down
with me-" Old bach looked funny.
Boy, what's become OF the hole saw in your pants
de other day ~
IYoung America, carefully examining his unmen.
aenahles) Its worn out, sir.m
Dutch grocer-to little girl who objects to Spanish
gaafter- dat yust as CUTE as any one-you ynsttake
to Cuba and deyH give you twenty-five cents
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g. C Bogert-Dear sir have used your BRTDGFWATER
PAINT the decks Of steamships and having fully
its value, cheeully recommend its the best and mo
economical paint have used find uneqlaed
painting decks covered with canvas being durable imper
TO water, and protection against fire.
(Signed) W. G. TEMPLETON.
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Dutch grocer-to little girI who objects to Spanish
saarter- dat gust as CUTE any one-yoa ynst take
to Cuba and deyn give you twenty-five cents
Er it,
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Certificate of Capt. 1hos. S. Minott of Ship Oxford

New Orleans, May 4, 1852
have used the BR1DGEWATER PAINT on the work,
the decks and apauins ship Oxford
and entirely ssac ion. find that
of iron and rong of wood and by the
othe Mineral Paint and ship masters
valuable and thrifty paint THOS. S. MINOTT
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Invent to school to Nobody,
And Nobody taught me to read !;
Iplayed in the street with Nobody,
And to Nobody ever gave heed :
I reconnted my tale to Nobody,
For Nobody, was willing to hear ;
And my heart it chung to Nobody,
And Nobody shed tear.
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From the New York Evening Post.l
Nobody's Song.

l..
I'm thinking just now Of Nobody,
And all that Nobody's done,
For I've passion for Nobody,
That Nobody else would own;
Ihear the name Of Nobody,
4 For from Nobody sprung
And ] sing the praise Of Nobody,
As Nobody mine has sung.
II.
In life;s young morning Nobody
To me was tender and dear @
And my cradle was rocked by Nobody,
- And Nobody was ever near !;
Twas petted and praised by Nobody,
And Nobody brought me up;
And when was hungry, Nobody
Gave me to dine or to sup.
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Thackeray is about writing new novel, the "Vir-
gnians" and thinks it not at all unlikely that he
will run over to "the States" while the work is in
cubating.
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Certificate Of IVm. Cuts, Master of Ship Charles
COOpRr.

New Orleans, Nov 26, 1856.
feel compelled, aferhayingthe BRIDGEWATER MINER
AL PAINT the decks Of ship nine months to say
that it has proved infinitely superior Paint
seen gave certificate in March last after one months use
convictions then have been confirmed and
have no hestaon in saying that the Bdgewate
may rely its corrodng by the action of salt water nor
blistering Or warning by exposure TO the sun.
WIN. QUITS Master of shin Charles tIooner
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New Orleans, Feb T. 1854.
Having had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted with the
BRIDGEWATER PAINT and its merits thoroughly tested
concur opinion with Capt. Thomasson, of Magnolia
and Capt Brown of the Porpose. We cheerully
mend said paint a superior article.
HUGHES YALETTE THOMAS, Louisiana Dock Yard.
J.P. WHITNEY CO., Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Go.
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Certificate of Capt. UiHiam B'o,on, of Iotrboat

Ihave used the BRIGEWATER PAINT, for which Messrs.
G. c. BOGERT co. agents. the hurricane deck of the
owbcat Porpose" The paint has been about months
sparks cnderS constantly falling upon has had eff
feet whatever. four weeks it became perfect
satisfied possessing all the qualities necessary
the effects of sparks and Gin
ders confidently recommend the Brgew"er Paint for the
purposes set forth in the Agents circular.
(SignedJ VIM. BROWN, Captain of Towboat Porpose.
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Cert0cateo Of Capt. NJ L. Carpenter, of Ship EHaa-
beth Denis0n

Now UrleAns Dec. Z, IS52
lhave used the BRIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT, for
which Il. e. BOGERT CO. Agents, decks of
ship and can testify to its superiority all other Paints
used II cheaper and durable than other
and haVeno hesitation in recommending the
best substance for ship purposes know Of
Al L. CARPENTER Master of ship Elizabeth Denison.
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Certificate Of Joseph Benson Painter, 1872 Camp ST.,
Nelp Orleans

New Orleans Feb. 6, 1852
have used the Brdgewaer Paint for the five months
brick and plasered buildings and tin hinge and
roofs and in instance has given the fullest satisfaction
From tests and experiments made under immediate drec
on testify to its being proof against the effects Of sparks
and cnders and protection against leaks. consider far
peOr mineral have invaluable for
all outdoor possessing qualities that particularly
commend ii for in a Southern climate.
JOSEPH BENSON. Painter,
No. 1872 Camp street
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Certificate Of D. c. McCull,in,, asst. Engineer ~
Y. and Er1e Railroad.

\. ana ETle RltirOdu.
Engineers Office, Qswego, March l6, 1852.
Having to some extent used the several Mineral Paints which
have been before the public for several and finding
Of them what in my opinion they
be- was induced very reluctantly to try the
PAINT have painted several Bridges the York and
Erie Railroad with this article and have found
superior any article of the kind in use.
(Signed) D. c. McCUILUM,
Assistant Engineer, N, Y and r. Railroad
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Certificate of Capt. Hiler, of ship 1TrTeH,

Now Ufeans, 3, IS5b,
have been using the Brdgewaer Mineral Paint
Of ship for the past years and consider vaua
BILE seagoing vessels. recommend such without
hesitation both for and its undoubted protective quail
ties. (Signed,) THOMAS G. HILER.
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n
have used the Brdgewaer Paint the decks houses
the bark Hiawatha and find superior paint
recommend to masters Of vessels especially for decks II
June last decks leaked and the Bdgewaer being strongly
recommended applied two coats since which they have
perfectly tight and have needed canlking painting.
(Sigued} DAVID. H. HALL, Master bark Hiawatha.
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Ut T., JT.
The undersigned having been induced
the Brdgewaer Paint the roof of their Office
in eaky condition that during extent
through in streams in several places happy
that by single of this paint the office rendered
perfectly dry and tight FARRAR & BELL0NI,
Cor. Ninth and Stuy vesant streets.
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Certificate of j. Fl. Uniting, Master Of Bark Yam
kee Blade.

New Orleans, May |. 1852
The BRIDGEWATER Fire and Weather Proof PAINT,
having been strongly recommended to induced to
apply the decks vessel and gives better
faction than any other paint have used Recommend
to ship masters and believe will (1hen properly apple pre-
leaks of decks and the wood consider
valuable discovery for ship and intend hereafter
the Brdgewater Mineral Paint in preference other
j. H. WHITNEY, Master of Bark Yankee Blade.
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New York. Dec. 30, 1851.
We certify that have used the Bdgwater
and satisfied from observ
to any paint of the kind now in
HARRINGTON & CLARK. Painters and Dealers,
2l0 Eighth Avenue.
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Certificate of G.. ii. TalcOtt, Breyet Lieu
ant Colonel New York Arsenal.

New York Arsenal, Oct. 3, 1851.
Being advised by the painters the city of New
York 10 the BRIDGEWATER PAINT in preference to
other the Ordnance Buildings my charge
ernors Island did found all that
to be- The buildings which Of brick speak themselves
and cheerful give testimony in behalf of the virtues
the paint, deemihg 1t superior to any now in use.
G. Ii TALCOTT. BIT. 1t Col
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PATHS BATHs-BATHs NJ

rLARET-2O6 cases ]. Keeper K o,s celebrated Wine
~ consisting of Chat du Teke Cha; Co.'s Desbournel M
Chat Margaux lS47 etc. for sale by "
SAMUEL WOLFF
dH No. % Camp street,
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Painters Certificates.

- :, . New York, Nov. I, 1851.
have been using Brdgewaer Paint months
In preference to other mineral In instance have
been disappointed in its qualities painted Ordnance
Buildings Governors Island, with have no besa
ton in saying covered the lime stucco work better
than any paint could have usei.
RADCLIFFE CARMAN Painter and Dealer In
Paints, IS Barclay street.
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w.
And when grew older, Nobody
Gave me helping turn;
And by tine good aid of Nobody
began my living to earn
And hence courted Nobody,
And said Nobody's I'd be,
Aud asked to marry Nobody,
And Nobody married me.
".
Thus I trudge along with Nobody,
And Nobody cheers my life,
And / have love for Nobody,
Which Nobody has for his wife.
So here's health to Nobody,
For Nobody's now in town."
And I've passion for Nobody,
That Nobody else would own.