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,yHItiuT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE

Druggists and Dealers Al Propr
General Depot Special Age
street, New Orleans, La.
yERMIFUGEs.
Wtner's Canadian,
SWANS,
PeEry's Dead Shot,
Jayue's Tome,
kcrl's,
3, A. F4hnestOck's,
McLean's.
BALSAM and COUGH Rem
EDIES,
Wistsr's Balsam Of WildCherry
dastiaEFs Ssptha,
SLtrulan-s BslsaIn,
Buchanra Hungarian,
Darfs's Nlid Cherry and Tar,
Schenrk's Pulmonic syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
BArlUlomew's Expectofant,
Halls Balsar,
Swaym's Syrup of WildCherry,
Ayers Cherry Pecteral,
Taylor's BalsttIn Liverwort,
JayEe's ExpectOrnrt,
winer's ElecAmpaipe,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners Liyerwort,
Stadler's Cherry Expectorant,
London's Indian do,
DR.. Roses dc.
Mclean Strengthening Cordia
SA Roa L AklLl4AS.
Or, John Bulls,
S, P. Tnwnsend's,
Sands's,
Ola Jacob Townsend't
Carpen ;er's,
WFncoop's,
SaAker's.
Graefanberg's
Bristopt
Guysott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
welra Strengthening,
Ewsn's Strengthening
Jew Dsyid's Or Hebrew,
Badenu's,
huapp's 1ndiar
Alcock's Porous,
Grthth's Adhesive.
Holloway's brniCl
t.TNIMESTS.
Mclean, Volcanic Oil Linmel
Mexican Mustang,
Farrelps Arabial
Butle-'B Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
Hayes's
Tobias's Venetia
Eova'a Nerve and Bone.
ke.linger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Hors
Msrchant's Gargling,
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L "a MED IRON-Warrnned Flanch and seam with
out CrtckgThe cheapest and most durable material Tor Roo
ing GGcying Spoung Cornces for buildings Lining Tor
water tanks Bathing Tuh Stopeppes Locomotive and steam
stack Pipes YenaS and all other purposes where IRON
exposed oxidation Galvanized iron expands less
than ANY of tile other except platinum and steel it is
rue cheaper more durable than copper and it the only
article will the peculiar humidity Of This climate IN
only in this but III England and France, II Is
established beyond doubt that Patent Galvanized Iron pre-
for the the most economical on
Of its being the durable article for the above NAMED
purposes discovered being entirely rprooi and reqr
ing paint Whatever protect it from decay
HEATON & OLIVIFP 40 r'oNwo" street
EsS Agents for the Manufacturers
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| Certificate of Capt. 81. Clai" THomasson, of the
STennpr 1Tuu,,0,ja

Master OF snip Helen Mcha",
Certificate Of Capt 81. Clair 7nomasson, Of the
Steamer Magnolia.
Having painted the hurricane deck the passenger
Magnolia under my conmand with the BRinGEM Ahhk
and have no heitGn in ms inps a ii my n e.
hs on "9 s se s? ST.
Certificate of Capt. ITyAliam Bro,cn, of 7o,oboat
have used the GfRSIsF PAINT for which xesss
g. BoGEkT agents tls nsSans deck of ,h
snd sparks and ers constantly falling apon lad =
a II d fn s Ss the ]
certain ss%G ,h The of pPsfs and ar Gn
% ' VII il 9 BR6 SS 5 sFsat rowoos rpos
New Orleans, Feb. 4, 1871
% vi :e R RSsd P:n'SG Ss
soeG Gain Spn Win Of e pono c u enS
mf4 iii g" Tnf TfRss? TaoMSs Louisiana Dock Yard
5 Gts WiTSEI Co, Assais Louisiana Dry DOCK Co.
Certificate of Capt 1nos s. uinott, of Ship oefora
have used the Hh on the York
3 s 4ss y Hf n a bR @ue FIR
iron and rottn of wood and canvas BY the use
owners valuable and thrifty paint TIIos. $, MiNoTT
Certificate of JV1n. S. adams, Master Of Ship Jo-
seph Holmes. ,-,
l have used the BRIDG EWATER MINERAL PAINT on
mouths and think superior red lead Other paint
for iron that is exposed 10 salt water WIN = ADAMS.
Certificate Of I'm. Cults Master Of Ship Charles
Cooper.
| New Orleans, Nov &c 1856,
feel conpelled after having the BRIDGEWATER MINER
AL PAINT the decks Of ship nine UoHtS to say
TINT infinitely superior Paint have ever
seen certificate in March lust after one months, nfe
convictions then have been more than conhfe NV
have now no hesitation in saying that the Bridgewaer Pani
CANNOT BE EQUALED for ship purposes and ship masters
Corroing by the action OF snlt water, nor
| bisteriug warpng by exposure to the sun, - , -
| WM. CUTS Muster Of ship Charles Cooper
Certifcateot Capt. N. L. Carpenter, of Ship EhSa'
beth DenisOn.
New Orleans Dec 4. 1852.
| Ihaye used the BRIDG EWATER MINERAL PAINT, for
which G C. BOGERT Il co. Agents. the decks OF my
ship testify to its superiority all other Paints
have ever 1t is cheaper aud more durable than any other
mud hive recommending it masters as the
| hest substance ship purposes | know Of. .
| NJ. l.. CARPENTER, Master of ship Elizabeth penson.
Certificate Of J. H. Whiting, Master Of Bark Yam
| kee Blade.
| New Orleans. May /, 1852
| The BRIDGEWATER Fire and Weather Proot PAlNl
having been strongly recommended TO was Induced Il
apply of vessel and 1t gives me better sats
TO ship believe will when properly applied pre-
leaks of decks and preserve the wood consider
the Bridgewater Mineral Paint preference to other
| J. II. WHITNEY, Master Of Bark Yankee Blade.
Certificate of j. II. Ashley, Master Of Schooner l.
: F. Rogers.
New Orleans July Is. 1852.
II Ihaye used the BRlDGEWA AFTER PAINT on the degSs
the schooner ii + Rogers and find that is the best Pail
| for decks l have ever used ]. L. ASHLEY, MaateE
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Certificate of Capt. Hall, bark Hiaacatha.

New Orleans, Dec, Il, 1856
used the Brigewaer Paint the decks and houses OF
the bark Hnwatha, and find superior paint ever used
recommend especially for decks. In
my decks leaked and the Bdgewater being strongly
recommended applied since which they have been
perfectly tight and needed caulkng painting
Signed DAVID. H. HALL, Master bark Hiawatha.
Certificate of Capt. Gale, Of ship R. d. Shepherd
New Orleans Dec. IS, 1856.
Having Bridgewner Paint decks and other
my vessel for time past, cheerfully endorse its
and consider the best paint for durability and protec
lion that have used.
Signed JAMES GALE, Master of ship R D. Shepherd.
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Mr.. Forrest In Pett,eoats.


Mr.. Rees ispublishing biography of Mr. Forrest in
the Philadelphia Mercury. He states that Mr.. F.
once acted in that city, in place called the
Apollo. He adds -
It was here he played Lady Anne in the tragedy
of" Douglass to Charles S. Porters Young Norval;
he also played Rosolia, the beautiful and romantic
heroine of the drama entitled The Robbers OF GAIA
bria' to Mr.. Porter's Rudolph. Forests dress on
that occasion was not marked by that artistic taste
which has since been such prominent feature IN his
impersonation of character 1t is one we shall never
forget. He wore thick, heavy shoes, coarse wooden
stockings and short white dress reaching with some
difficulty to his knees his head he wore bright
red scarf intended to represent sort Of fashionable
or rather Questionable head-dress. Every time al
4 lusions were made to the beauty and the symmetry
| of her FORM and the matchess excellence which is
only to be found in the object of our affections, and
which Rudolph delights to utter, the audiences il
was numerous laughed heartily; and well they
might for it was the most comical we ever witnessed
in the theatrical way. This we think, was IN 1917.
On one occasion Forrest disputed their right to
criticse his Dress ayerrng that if silence was not OBJ
served he would march off the stage This had the
4 desired effect-sence most strictly Observed
This little incident is thrown out here, not for the
purpose of rdculing the dress or the boy but fol
nobler object and that is, to show how in thai
early age he was determined to pursue the profes
sion and mount the ladder, though " the fates op
posed him. With him ambition was
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Great minds are carried only to extremes

The style of Forests dress as described by u.s. has
been denied by that gentleman himself That he
NAV have forgotten it. is not remark able; but for
to forget it would indeed be But to satisfy any
one Of the truth of statement we annex the toll
lowing extract of letter received some time since
from Charles S. Porter, the gentleman who enacted
the hero on the occasion. Mr.. Porter says =" Ny
second appearance on any stage at the old South
Street Theater (you were present on that occasion
as Rudolph in The Robbers of Caabria," r. Forrest
playing the part of the beautiful Rosoa. His dress
/ shall never forget. Thick, heavy shoes, coarse
heavy stockings, and a short white dress, which
reached to his knees only. A red scarf round his
head. At every expression abiding to her beauty
and my part was full of such nonsense, the audience
we'll WtTI thew might for It was the most comic thing
ever had the good fortune to Witness"
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New Orleans, Feb. 4, 1854,
Having bad the Louisiana Dry Dock painted with the
concur in opinion with Capt Thomason of the Magnolia
and Capt Brown, of the Porpoise We cheerfuly recon
mend said paint 5 superior article
HUGHES. YALETTE 4 THOMAS Louisiana Dock Yard
j 7. MLl[TNEY 4 Co. Agenls Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
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New York. Oct l, 1891.
The undersigned having been induced BY to
the dgewate Paint the roof Of their Office which was
in eaky condition that during storms OF extent the rain
through in streams in several places are happy to state
perfectly dry and tight. FARRAR & BEILONI,
Cor. Ninth and Stuyvesant streets.
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New York Nov. I, 1851.
Brdgewaer Paint for the last six months
in preference to any mineral instance have
been disappointed in its qualities. painted the Ordnance
Buildings Governors Island with it, and have hesa
saying covered the brick and lime ucco work better
than any paint could have used
RADCLIFFE CARMAN, Painter and Dealer in
Paints, S. Barclay
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COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ formed co.parnershp under the style of DuNCAN q
LOGAN, succeed the late firm OF Rawns Duncan S9i
for the rrrpose of transacng COTTON FACTORAGE AM
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS andare fully author
lied to liquidate the business sfther predecessors
l.. H. DUNCAN.
july l. 1856, GEO VIM. LOGAN, Dr.
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Engineers Office Oswego, March IT, 1852.
Having to some Mineral Paints which,
have the public for several past and finding
none of them what opinion, they recommended 10
be- was induced very reluctantly try the BR IDGEWATER
PAINT have painted several Bridges the New York and
Erie with this article and have found 1t to be much
superior to any article of the kind now in use.
(Signed D. e. MCCuILl y,
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my Nv o.
AGCE REMEDIES, eie.
Dsgood's Indian Chogogue,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Nyuk6Op's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LOHENGES.
Shernau's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Locachh 3 Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovetrs Wahpeneo or Ha;rGloss
Barry's TricUpherous,
G.yon's katharieT,
Bowels Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
Jayue's Hair Tonic,
Van neusen's Wahpens,
1ondonts Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hnueps Eau Lustrale,
Oldridge's Balm of CO!um bin,
Railways G5ircassian Balm.
PASACEAS.
SWANS HouCk's,
CuIleu's Indian Vegetable,
L,opgley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVES
Daiiey'sM Magical PainExtracto
Professor Holloway's Ointmeu
McAllisIer's All-Healihg,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor
Pile,
Grsy's Harriaon's Specific,
Trssk's Magnetic, Judkin's
Louden's All Healing, Russia
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver Oh,
McNAiF's Acoustic, Scarpa's d
British, Harlacm.
BITTERS.
aioaat's Pt5enix, Blake's Arc
matte.
WOLFErS AROMATIC
R- Druggists and Mercha
erticles contained in the above
vantage by calling or sending
be found the most exteusirc Il!
MEDICINES In the United
Please address. j..
GENUINE
mat! Nos. ISL and
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Certificate of Il. s. Alexander of the United
states Military Academy.

U. S. Military Academy, Jan. %, 1857
have used the BRIDGEWATER PAM npon some Of the
buildings under supervision at West Point and cheerfuy
add testimony its durability and cheapnes In FUTURE
shall recommend my friends and use myself.
b. 5. ALEXANDER. 1t. Eng, U. S. A.
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DISSOLUTION.

Agents for the States of Louisiana,
Asisstssirnni Alaha1na and Taxa
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a.On retiring the Commission Business take great
pleasure rendering sincere thanks to the patrons OF he
late firm Rawns Duncan Co. and ut the same time peg
the ofthe successors Mesrs duncan
L Logan and to solicit for continuation of past
SAM W. RAWIINS.
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Certificate of JVm. S. adams, Master Of Ship Jo-
SpDh Holiness

New Orleans, Dee. s. 1852.
Ihave used the BRIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT on
the iron work the ship Joseph Holmes for the last twelve
mouths think is superior 10 red lead any other paint
for iron that is exposed 10 salt water. WIN = ADAMS.
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Certificate of Capt. William Bro,rn, of Iolcboat


Ihave used the BRIGEWAfER PAINT, for which Messrs
BOGERT " co. the hurricane deck OF the
owboat Popoe The paint has been about three months
and ciners constantly falling it, has had no ct
feet whatever about four weeks il became perfect slate
and satisfied its possessing all the qualities necessary to
insure the effects of sparks and elm
crs. confidently recommend the Bridgewaer Paint for the
purposes set forth in the Agents circular.
(Sigued,l WM BROWN, Captain Of Towboa Porpose.
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THARLES BETHUAE WILstIN, j. HANIIt-
y TON WILSON and THOMAS l.. Il ALBEIT have this day
with The business to pc con
Gucei in New Orleans under the style of JAMES RORB
Co as hereofore York under that Of ROBE AL
LETT co and in liverpool of r. WILSON, HAllEIT
90 successors composed Of the late K wilson,
Esq, and OF W. 4. IIaett ESQ. JAMES fobb w.
New Orleans January l., 1857. M
THE FIRM OF j. c. Raglan q co. Is THIS
L CAV dissolved by mutual consent, and T. r Wo.SoN
CO, are successors above firm. J. Y. kAhAN.
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Proposals for photographic Printing.
once sapcristendeua Rsb.tc Esffnstnc.
tHre WASHINGTON, ApIIi l., ~.


Washington, April !, 1857
PROPOSALS. will De received this oee until We'd
~ nerdRy 18th executing ie best iBe
for tbs and House ~ Representative of The
Uniled States, VIZ a#tr
transferring ON copper 10 stone ahd pIbtns
nine hundred and my impressions 81 zach Any
eas Tho annual report OF the Superintendent OF the
survey. "mssr. ~
al For engraving ptng tweniy-Iw
niue Any impressions Of each charts
pany llle sal reror f, t.U... .ss d.
81 printing Thousand four
twenty copies D each Twelve charts i
Fourth Meteorological Report Of Professor Esptp.
In o the foregoing ca the proposals the cc,
printing, required nu 1be of each chart bid tor. s
prop5sas engraving
prn vopg four thousand four huuded twenty
copies each OF lfyeght small 10 the Fourth
Meteorological Report Espey Tho proposals
Also printing and colorins thousand
copisa OF of sayaFopol
pany repott Of Captain Georgs D. McCie,m,
Office
idhng closing
desired III also be furnished
paper required for printing will be furnished by s
viii be entered into with, bonds
required from, Tie successful bidders the faithful
their Il EsttE& &t+
II TO dsinc ~ understood entertained
rom any parties directly eng practically acqusind
wi h, the style OF work bid for @
proposals The required for the
work, painns the same, Will be
the eope "Popoas thoersph
ing"
-,gstg 8 @ gs A. O. SEAMAN, y
Apiii l-eotl,h lint Stnrl Superintendent.
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NEW GOODS just received from auctiop.-We re
specially invite the attention OF houe
large addition OF furnishing family go d. many
OF which have been purchased sales AID
sod at much below usual prices We name
Linen and cotton sheetings, all widths
Marsri'les, dimtty, and corded bed spreads . ' .
Pillow and bolster linen and sheetinEs ..
.' psmssk tahe-cioths and napkins
TASK hue kerback and diaper
Bed ar d crib Blankets, all sizes +'.-
Centre table and piano
Lace and muslin curtains ..... L..
White and bull shade linens and Axtures ~.
Furniture oilclo,ls and dimilies
Together with fu articles
such i.
Velvet Brussels, tapestry ply ingram, yenan aud
other carpctings sfsafh,sl 1ia |#'
Velvet, chenille, ,ued, mosnic, and other rugs
Velvet, ufed, Adelaide, cocoa ju,e mats
Drugget and linen crumb cloths .fa
Figured and plaid linen damasks covering carpets
t. ALSO r
$50 pieces white Canton matngs
SO do red and white cheekered Canton ma,tings
80 do chene and fancy do
10 do Dutch Competing, for dining rooms and Offices
% do cocoa maiings. for easements offices
s do rag Competing, for kitchens, &C.
We also ask especial white goods which
win be found very complete and much cheaper usual
bracns every variety of
Jaconet cambric musins
Swiss muslins, hoax muslins null musllns
Hansook mu,iins, Tareton musIins
Cambria dinites, India dimities
Bishops lawns, linen lawns India Iawns aaItE F.h'.s
Hnllante, biiiante skiriinq ar..
Steeisprina skirts, hoop skirts
French crinolne skirts Marseies skirts, dimity shirts
. Whi'e gsuze hannels, Angels fannes .at'tt
G8 Silk warp fanDes, Sc sHHH#
April l-3aw4wif st.tl H0oE, BROTHER 4 CO.
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Proposals for Erecting the Post once and
Courthouse at Rutland, Yermo-t.
THsAsUEr DsrAnTnEsr,

IkEAsVEf DEPARTMENT,
Washington, December 10, ls58.
PROPOSALS viii be al until the 18th ay
OF Eebsusry A. d. 1851, O'Clock
ihe and authorized
this department; said proposals TO be either for
separate different kinds Of bills
every accompany each bid with the
work and the total amount carried on tue department resng
accept proposals hsesy nuy
the Interest ii The United
department tbs BIDS OF any
fully which they
by ndeeon and all whea there shall be
the bids, and all bids up0a
below fair rice lor the work.
Bids will be received In and
bidder unless details furnished
prices Of the different kinds OF work and Materials
revision Of the department. adept
whole pa,, The bid the interest Of United nay
require. -. 80,
cred according pee (said by
the esmaie OF agent Of tho department
retained until tbs completion OF
Of wotk the
event OF -fuidment OF contract.
Contracts will be awarded only builders
aud The assignment ereef by OF the
the Treasury. win be forfeiture OF the same
persons
dspiei judge attorney OF Distinctly in IS
for The whole work or OF popoonnie amount
that The bidder WILL when required IL his
contract and boad with a.d sufficient
It's faithful performance.
will
Pians specifications aud working drawings will ready
thirty Gays, when they bs had application Depart
3.
N, ,H considered ,less fy compiler In all ia i.ia4
vita iae requirements VI iris advertisements
The must be ihs Department. addressed The
utand Post 0Dise and Court h0Es" and VIII ho 10
O'Clock of tho last DAY named ior receivina tbs
hHt JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF The Treasury
Dec 10 2lwi,6Feb flat. Star
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Gas aa4 No. b72. @ " .a aE
BY the President Of the Uniied states

IN oflsw, risRcE ftasdnl Of die Dat
public sales viii 10 held 4, the ind and aees II he
State OF Iowa a. he peais hereinafter designated 10 wiz
The following named townships, viz
North Of the base line aud pesf Of tae Jth PrsHo
Townships nin0ty-nne and hundred, OF range ten.
Townships ninety ogh Ninety nino and one hundred Of rang"
Townships ninety eight ninety nine and hdnarsd. Of
townships uilsiy hundred, range tlrtr"
Townships ninety nine and one hnnsIea @ sass i9iss
To~nshp one hnndred of raese ssssnt,sh. .s.. III.
Townshp os na"d ,, of ?" nse sos q,
mown,np' ninety Sar Ninety ys oa Ninety seven
At land Office FORT DODGE, commencing Monday,
s q, @ ns S es ssaa Il 00 S' lands
North Of iss Of as h principal eridian
TownshP' ninety ooar sasy ave- Sfnsy,.i. interviewer
TaSn, n1S,y uf nioay "vc ninety ~ nusiy
ainety eight ninety Mae and one hundred Of range a ,s
TTosnshp one hundred, of range fsenty- eight.
Township hundred, OF range tpsnty nina.
a, land See .. ogx CITY, me on Monday "a
wihin ihs following named townships, viz
North Of lie base line dad Of The fJta principal meridian
TowasSp sGs four P0n O. s range nS.,, S AZ
Township ninety hve, Of range fAirtysiF w t-,., ~
rowHsSp ninety and Of &
Town.ssr Ninety seven e, q range Jsrig !,
Township ninety. sly, Of rasge torty three
T Swn:D NINETY s Of Of range Jsgs
Townships ninety and nlnety-siS Of
Townships and ninety SIX, of Jorysepen
Fractional opnbiPs ninety four, ninety and Of
range Jorfysis
Lands appropriated by law Cor the OF schools, military, and
purposes together with those swsmp oserowed lands
thereby for cuyaton II the State by
enable Arkansas
reclaim swamp lands within their mits approved
September 49, 1850, piit be erended from The sales.
The offering of the above lands win ba the days
the hse we ne
closed shall be kept longer than weeks and
private of the lands will be admitted until after the
expiration Of the weeks.
my hand. or Washington this fifteenth
December Domin thousand eight hundred and
dfy- sir .t'hN33i '+a FRANKLIN PIERCE.
by the President; f
THOs A. HENDRICKS,
= misstoi rfoftb IA nd
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Lost Land Warrants.

SING the LIST deposited In the office
Bsve, Geo.gia enveoped in package, aud directed 10
Ilon Howell Goth, city, following
warrants No 1919 for 81 under
ae Sd March, 1865, Xix No s746T for l2a
sued SinarJ and both assigned in
blank purchased informed said have
reached person directed they there
fore believed filed In The General Land
Office to prevent patents said and hereby
trading Them II intention
proceed according obtain duplicates of The from the
Commissioner of Pensions. abs- .#t a
DrcEksRR 10, 1856. 3tr JOHN BUTT
nScy -layRfyx d. . 3
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TnE Only osE .lss Rot s.on

THE ONLY ONE ALrssotsI1aBL-ih Roe a,'Dh coy
VEAU LAFFECTEUa is far superior he sipa OF
Ipaia similar Ii
mercury all affections Of darirss Rernuia
lca accidents
period of io and hereditary aenooy Of hamors AZ depua
Of tho ogaGs arising abuses
injections soundings AZ sypc the Rob
time ensuing
Of basa Of capayia eubcss njscionF which pc
without neuaizng Tie Beyvsaa
recommended syphc diseases whether
Ing, and which have resisted The OF mercury the
o potassium. ~
General isr tho United States Gabriel Bond, es
william New York; for wholesale otders uiui
New Orleans Geuily, Ban Francisco
Rob aeieu sold by all the dsassists the Uni
The pamphlet OF
properties of The Rob will be o5Ia,Ge6 by writing q. Ro-
ein "a WieH street. New York, WHO will give every Information
wanted. tsa&s9 5r5 }-
prepared h orders fo South America, the Wesi IN
cree Of tho United STATES duties ihe Rob bond
Asreh N--dlyt & tJttEa ta.E.taI a 5.Ht