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BR1DGEWATER PAINT.

BRLDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS,
Steamboats,, Ships, Railroad Cars,
DEPOTs AND All OUTDOOR work
Also, for all kinds Of
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.
G. c. BOGERT & CO., Agents,
No. n Camp street, N. O.
The superior qualities of the BRIDG EWATER PAINT are
extensively known and its reputation avoraby
shed that the Agents do deem necessary
any heightened description of its merits, will therefore
only point few Of its prominent properties and refer direct
selected testimonials from parties for the part well
known in this vicinity.
covering Roofs either Tn Iron Zinc Paper Canvas or
Wood it will be found invaluable the bending shrinking
wsrpng of the material which 1t Is used does
the Paint In twenty four hours dries and in weeks it
becomes perfect Slate As FIRE and WATERPROOF
Paint will be found superior other and perfect pro-
lection to buildings against sparks, cinders, etc.
It possesses great BODY, ELASTICITY. FLExIBIL1TY
and ADHESIVE properties superior to mineral
in use.
For DECKS Of STEAMERS, either Wood Canvas it has
rival not only dries readily but becomes
stone comparatively short time forming coating perfectly
SPARK and CINDER PROOF. The great body the Paint
which has aonshed all painters who have used it.
the best and cheapest covering for WOOD TIN CANVAS
MUSLIN ROOFS.
For every description of SHIP PAINTING either Wood or
and is especially recommended for decks vessels The
tidcates annexed on this point convincing.
For RAILROAD CARS, FEPOTS, BRIDGES AND ALL
OUTDOOR WORK it has been successfully the North
and has Of incaculabe service in durability
in the protection it affords against leaks and injury
from the effects of falling sparks ard cinders.
For the purposes for which the Paint
UNEQUAIED, and its value for PLANTATION use for
STEAMBOATS,, etc., is INCALCULABLE. besides being
CHEAPER than ANY other PAINT in the COUNTRY. It's
peculiar qualities must its general the
EVERY PLANTER. BUILDER and STEAMBOAT OWNER
will by single trial. be convinced of the superior advantages
of the BRIEG EWATER PAINT the economy dn-
rabliy protective properties all mineral sub
stances.
DIR G + Ms:
ency for depends upon the absorbing
face which is applied Great should observed
sweep clean the surface before painting In applying
better -four sizing FIRST prevents decay
ing of the CLOTH and smooth, hard body
proof One hundred pounds surface thousand
square feet with two
In mixing with nseed OIL pound Lharge should
be used five gallons of Gil With boiled oil no der il
The BRIDGEWATER MINERAL also be used for
Fences Barns ETC.. by substituting lime for OIL Thus One
twentieth lime, then mix with the
reduce to consistency for by adding Apply with
ordinary white wash brush.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-28

THE NEXT REPUBLICAN CAND1DArE.-We venture
the prediction that O. B. Matteson will be the next
Republican candidate for the Presidency.
Albany Union.
He ought to be. No candidate would so well repre-
sent New York Republican" principles.
New York Express.
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BRIDGEWATER PAINT.
Certificate. Of railroad omcers. etc.

"a certificates Of Railroad Officers, etc.
,nd have used the buildings
+ the good qualities of the paint deemng article
Lieut.. and Quarter Master u s. Military Academy
Certificate Of Oliver II. Lee, Superintendent of Hud.
River Railroad.
T, Hudson Riysr Railroad Office Ssy York jan IS 1892
roofs metal s roof Of Depot balainss and from
work generally and to wood work
TaSn !, r. Ses article VIII ' Which
I,,. sa.s, ,n,sn o1.y = R Il E ETC.,
Mr. now Secretary f. Rairead OIL H. " Railroad
Certificate Of D. c. McCullun,, asst Engineer ~
Y. and Ere Railroad.
Having to srs 3 b 9TsT n. Mrf M
have been before the public for years finding
Rs ss vey 4s5 osy s M
E E painted
superior 1t1 to any article Of the kind now in
Assistant Engineer, N. Y and i. Railroad.
ant c sa s Ysk
New York Arsenal, Oct. 8, 1851.
b Eli Fs i ely SS
sy q9 a d o snd dng in
to be The buildings which brick, speak themselves
''' '''''Ds 'ap''' e. af II" TAhcoTr, BIT It. Col
Ct .nry an the United
,ss . S r. "a
my to Wes aes In sfur
shall b. TO- g. A [issas Nd H. mE s
Painters Certificates.
have been using Bdgewater Paint months
et" to other nsl and in
Buildings Governors Island with i and have
RADCLIFFE FsGts y hsis nss stsss and Dealer in
The undersigned having been n1 NsT York Oct
use the Part on the roof of their Office which
same through il places happy
s asd s this pain aRs s s hi 9
Cor. Ninth and Stuyvesant streets.
T ssgsy st have used The
HARRINGTON 4 CLARK, Painters and Dealers
2lO Eighth Avenue.
Certificate of Joseph Benson Painter 1872 Camp st.,
| Ne,c Orleans
the PAT for the pas; i've months a. 1 on
roofs and given fullest satisfaction
@ m sesF p n asso he es sdat
and ei9ders and protection leaks consde,
all purposes possessing qualities that particularly
'''S"' ''' s'' josRf Ff" BEysqs Painter
| No. 1872 Camp street.
The attention of Planters particularly to the fol
lowing
We the undersigned, Cotton Factors and Commission Mer.
purposes set forth in the Agents Circular and believe
serving the interests of planters by calling their
$S$$$$ ,st tR; 3.S
NgHh1So GSN SAEkohh 4 co.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

sss .n EoE s.., TILE ~
s1ss H nsi eTs oE Ii III
the mides ssectua this
M...,. n Newark N. j., March ?, 1854.
a1 sstasd4s last gave vial Of rahne
IT, sSsH s ps. n
g. Sss @ T'i%s sssS
@ medicine sA''cfE t eo hsSs f broad street.
ts issai
D9GGITTqsKEH r HEHoso It.s oELEBRATED GER
MAN s,crs n j1 pFsssssseY Sn,.ADrrm4 Pa
ns nssR'y' and
as 6 sasa
ton Inward Piles,
:, Head, ,Acidty Of the stomach,
r Esilasss oT%siFht Stomach +; s,,
Of s sSmg G Ff ss Hsa HI Hnea
and dsu Brssihins F"srns At The Heart choak
'@i$' ss:s i;; %
$ Hn pfyes 81 tsi s B ssi'"
chsi Heat, ssns s It s in sDf $Ish F Gen of
slant ImagInipEs Of Evil
and \ gF sSr pspf e'e
os w 5 a hs of the ps thu
It's virtues adaptation the diseases for which
ii and nned article but that has stood the
repataion and nrivaed by preparations
tan The testimony in its favor given by the
and well known physicians and individuals in all parts of the
hshed annually by the proprietor and be had gratis
OF his Agents. cannot but satisfy the skeDca
remedy really deserving the great celebrity has obtained
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. 96 ARCH street, Phil
adelphia, Pa
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Biers superior to all preparations in
JACKSON, La, August Is, 1854.
Dear Sir! feel bound to qualification to for
ties Of German Btters have found all
recommend them be- and cheerfuy
public safe and remedy for the diseases they in
tended for and to all other 91y II
THE BITTERS ALL THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE
JACKSON, La, August 20, 1854.
Dear sir-1 have used your German Btes and find them
all they represented cheeruy
to the public excellent medicine. --.
Respectfully, yours, W. +. FAULKNER.
L. MAYER says:
HARRIsoHBuRG, La, May q, 1853
Your German Bters Is very valuable medicine. have
disposed OF all received from and wish supply i'm
meiiately.
DR. RAYBoLD QUAIL says:
TRINITY La, June 30, 1853
have for the last year by
you my practice extensively be only
medicine Of the kind that be readily sold here be
eve that in less than there will be sold III this
vicinity than in any other part Of the country.
~. RABE says: FRANKLIN La. Jsne "a, 1852.
Your German Btters have become very popular here
wish fresh supply Immediately.
Z. A. ADAMS X co. say;
RICHMOND, La ne 2 1853
Your Bitters give universal have used
them.
You should these Bers are en- rey vege-
table thereby possessing advantages Of the
tions recommended for similar diseases.
Sold by Druggists and Storekeepe village
''N 0''''"' J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Eaul6 lvdW&A New Orleans.
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New Iberia, AtRkapas, Marrh IS 1856.
The opinion entertained by of the BRIDGE \ AFTER
PAINT as expressed in the above certificate in 1852 has
more than confirmed since. consider valuable
paint known and combines all the claimed by the
Agents. QsnedJ JOHN +. MILLER.
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Later from Texas.

By the steamship Charles Morgan, Capt Place,
which arrived on Saturday from Powderhorn via
Galveston, we have papers from the latter place to
Thursday. From the News of that day we extract
the following: %r
Accounts from Trinity river have continued Hnfa.
vorable. Navigation is suspended, waiting another
rise of the river
Business in town has become inactive and there 10
hut little of interest to notice. The deliveries Of cot
ton at Houston and Richmond show no marked in
crease upon previous rates.
The weather here has been very changaDie IN
temperature, rain is much wanted.
C0rros-The sales during the week have amounted
to about 1000 bales. There has been some irregu-
Iarty in prices, the news from New CLEANS per Mexi~
co had bracing influence however, and there is an
active demand at last weeks quotations, which We
repeat with slight changes: %
LIVERPOOL CfhssIFIC ALTON. .sp ~
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE tt

NOTICE 1.-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
~ existing under the style Of FEARN nONEGAN Co,
dissolved by the death of JAMES II. WEAkEY and the
withdrawal Of NJ W. STEELE Either of the surviving part
ersis authorized the of the firm in liquidation.
It's liabilities will be protected by AMES H. DONE
GAN. VI. W. STEELE.
November s, 1856. JAMES II. DONEGAN.
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. =. New Orleans, March 7, 1856
We have used the Bridgewaer Mineral Paint which
ogt 20 are agents Tor the past five steamboats, and
the Louisiana Dry Dock opportunity
Judging of its merits durable and protective paint
In OPTIMISM it is superior any have when
applied on fresh work and is in eqna what
srepeseTedlo be- In short time it becomes perfect slate
and yet body and elasticity
sells railroad bridges dtpot and every description
painting that exposed to the weather, the Brdgewaer
consider Invaluable
(SigneI) HUGHES, yALETTE Il CO..
Agents Of the Louisiana Dry Dock.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
q is poorIY snppIied,

The market is poorly supplied, ~q
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-Eut little doing. "a
of insanity last week. but that the jury did not
tain the plea The sentence of death was pronounced
by Judge Maxcy on Saturday. He is to be hung on
Friday, the LIST day Of May. .,0g. g.s.
planters now blowing up their corn, having found
It killed to the roots by the frost The cane IS doing
finely, having been but very slightly injured.
A daily paper has been started in San Antonio
the Herald-from the first number Of which, dated
March %, we extract the following: a 500
We noticed a train of forty mule wagons passing
through the Plaza on Saturday morning. They were
from Corpus Christi having been connected with the
late Quartermasters depot at that place. They
PASSED over to the headquarters at the Alamo.
We learn from Mr.. Cole, who lives on the Jacon,
six miles from Casroville that the Indians had lately
visited settlements in that vicinity and on the Atlas
cosa stealing about thirty head of horses he having
| lost six. 4~ on
| Bill johnson, the notorious desperado, was hung by
the citizens Of Waco on the 18th inst. The Texan
| says:
| After day or two they (the citzens) discovered
! that his wounds were not mortal, and they threw
rope around his neck and threw him out of the second
story window, and permitted him to dance his final
jig in empty air. Such has been the fate of this grand
desperado-grand in the most heartless villany and
unprovoked rascality. g
The La Grange True Issue of the 21st, has the fol-
lowing: ...s- .---z. ..4,- s.,.
The extreme cold weather of last week has cut
down all the cotton and in the vicinity, and
fear destroyed all the fruit. Farmers are generally
| planting second time S
In riding recently over portion Of this country
we were gratied to find that there IS quite consid-
cradle amount of wheat now growing Many Of our
planters trying the experiment. and we never saw
wheat look better than it now does. If the crop
yields its present appearance indicates the fact
that Fayette is good wheat growing county Will be
fully established.
A shocking affair occurred at Upper Indianola
few days ago. A man named Rae, had charge
of the camels. A number Of the keepers, who are
men of various nations, went into a beer shop to
drink, when Rae entered in rage and knocked
glass from the hand of of them. Another keeper,
German, interfered, when Rae drew revolver and
shot him in the abdomen. A Greek seized his arm,
and the pistol again discharged, slightly wound
ing Rae The German was taken home, and his
bodily suerings great that he committed sui
eide that night. Rae made his escape.
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Putty, in bladdcrs.
White Lead; Chrome Yellow;
Yermion; Chrome Green;
Prussia Blue; Paris Green;
Dutch Pink; Yellow Ochre;
Red Lead Sienna B. and G.;
Turkey Umher Faudyke Brown;
Drop Black; Black Paint;
Patent Dryers; Lithargei
Copal Varnish; Linseed Oil;
Coach Spirits Turpentne
Japan and White Copa; Tanners Oil;
White Demar Varnish Neatsfoot
Black Leather; Solar
Asphaum; Lard :.
Paint Brushes; Whale =.
Whitewash Brushes; Window Glass French and Anecan
Shoe Brushes Ointment Jars, blue and white;
Backing Brushes Bed Pans, metal and earthen;
Black Writing Ink; Syrnges, large assortment;
Cotton Brokers' Ink Trusses,
Gold Leaf Mrs. Belts Supporters;
Dentists Gold Foil; Apothecaries' Scales;
Glaciers Diamonds; Powder Boxes;
Medicine Chests; Pill Boxes, wood and paper;
Medical Saddle Bags Sacrifcators
Physicians Cases; Tooth Forceps;
Amputaine Instruments; Thumb and Spring Lances;
Pocket Cases; Bougies and Catheters;
Cupping Glasses Nipple Glasses;
Hagery's Improved Breast Pumps
Breast Glasses: Waters Breast Cups;
Perfumery, Etc.
Cologne Water German and American,
Harrison's Extracts for Handkerchiefs;
W @GahS :: :: :.
Flayorng EXTRACTS;
Fine Soaps;
SA"i Iiy G whi9s;
Liquid Glue;
Hair Brushes;
Cloth Brushes
BntiaIo i Dressing Combs
Horn sn nifi Boxss com0S:
Paint boxes;
transparent Soap Balls:
Barry's Tricepherous;
Persian Lotion Chinese Powder;
ynss t 5%Tn B CHARCOAL sSss TooS Paste
DR.. Lacrue's Tooth Specific;
"''f F9ese %H aSd Hmerican Pomades;
Rose sa mp SS,Ss Compound;
Patent Medicines. &c.
"'f fo%TS EESH:Ss? ss,:2;PRsa;
sA MSRSi Sa5iSGsF sa3saparla;
MoFEAT's ! P , G Differs;
1As sFhHGhR s5'3f Bi,iers;
BRYANs Pulmonic WATERS;
Dh S5sr II? ? $3::;s Y" 5s 81 f.;
y ITER R 6, Hf%ss%sR P Gsss SG
HAsrING,s syrup Of Naptha,
JAYNES EXpectcrant
oS TH4Mps q oSs TE"!Water
wRIGHr,s Indian Vegetable pins;
CHAMPl4N,S Fever and Aguc Pills;
SPENCERS Vegetable Pills
LEES and COOKS Pills;
JAYNE'S Sanative Pills;
BRANDRETIIS pills,
MOFFAT'S Pills
McIANES Pills;
KOWiANDS Tonic Mixre;
SPEEDS Febrifuge;
RAILWAYS Ready Relief; 'i'' '''''"'''
BROWNS Essence of Ginger;
BUTLER,S TasteesS Sedliz Powders;
DALLEY y, Pain Extractor;
pAE MSsF faiS f I!ni3,en, -:
McALLISTER'S Ointment
DR. 1 M9RSES Sd dnyig2Orntins Cordial;
JUNO Cordial,
DIR. ABERNETHY's Detergent.
DAIBY'S Cominative
lNFAlliBlE Cholera Remedy,
KENDAII.S Cholera Syrup,
- ALEXANDEk'S Trico6uphe.
PHALON'S Hair Dye,
JAYNES Hair Tonic.
CHRISTADORO'S Hair Dye
wOLFE,s Aromatic scheidam schnapps,
WATERS Tndeble Ink,
PARSONS Tnieiible Ink
| kIDDER s Indelible Ink.
| WRIGHT'S Erasive Liquid.
| 800 " JUJUBE PASTE
| PURE BRANDY, PORT and SHERRY WINES, for Medi.
cinal purposes constantly Oh hand.
R Merchants planters and physicians orders respectfully
solicited Ever! article fresh and
jal5m G. N. MORRISON, u Magazine street.
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EsouIMAUx EXERcIsE.-The Baltimore American,
of the 10TH publishes Philadelphia correspondence in
which we find the following paragraph:
On Monday afternoon, an Esqumaux kyack,' or
canoe, which it is said used in the Kane eXpedi
ton, was aunced upon the Delaware by gentleman
who had passed several years among the Danish peo
pie, and become accustomed to the of such arti-
| Giles. He seated himself in the kyack." his feet
and his legs being concealed from view, and with the
aid of light wooden paddle would make his dimnu-
tive looking craft dash through the water almost as
quick as steam, and at the time cutting up all
manner of Freaks such as throwing the lance, in mi
taton of the Esquimanx when catching seal, ETC. He
also crossed and recroSsed to the island, and passed
up and down the river several squares much to the
| delight of numerous spectators.
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Certificate Of Capt. Hitler, of ship IT,reN,

Nov MATCH
have been using the lsrigewater Paint the house
OF my ship Tor the past two and consider it valua
bic paint TOR going vessels recommend such without
hesitation, both for economy protective quail
TIES tSigned.) THOMAS q. HILER.
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APPEALS FROM THE CoURTs.-When in the case Of
Forrest wife, VS.. Edwin Forrest, actor tried in the
Supreme Court before Judge Oakiey-a decision was
rendered by Judge and Jury against Forrest Capt.
Rynders went to the Broadway theater in the evening"
with tremendous cutlery called upon the audience to
act upon and to the case. The reversal acas
unanimous, amid great ercitement. The Broadway
theater people had not Il doubt-that the Judge was
wrong, and the Jury wrong-and they upset the
court, and set up the theater as a High Court of
Appeal.
This reminds of like trial, appeal and reversal
that the Rev. DR.. Cheever took last Sabbath even
ing on other boards-those of the Puritans in Union
Square.
We are very apt, whether we are Capt. Rynderses
or reverend clergymen, to appeal from and to de-
nounce courts and laws that don't agree with US in
opinion. New York Express.
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Certificate Of Capt. Hall, bark Ha,ratha.

- New Orleans, Dec. Il. 1856
have used the Brigewate Paint the decks and hose of
the bark Hawaha and find superior any pnnt ever used
recommend it to masters of vessels. especially for decks
June last decks leaked and the Bdgewate being strong
recommended applied coats which they have been
perfectly tight, and have needed cnukng Or painting
(Ssned) DAVID H. HALL Master bark Iliawatha
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(NOPARTNERSHIP-T UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ formed copartnerssip under the style Of DUNCAN
OGAS to succeed the late firm of Rawlins. Duncan Coz
for the of transacting COTTON FACTORAGE ANY
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, and are fully author
lied to iiquidate the business eftbeir predecessors
L. H. DUNCAN.
July l, 1856, GEO. VIM. LOGAN, Jr.
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'What right have you to be sick 2" "a constitu-
tional right, to be sure" replied an invalid.
Experience teaches us Indulgence !; the wisest man
is he who doubts his own judgment with regard to
the motives Of his fellow men.
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Certificate Of Capt. Gaze, Of ship r. D. Shepherd.
| New Orleans, Dec IS 1856.
Having used the Bridgewaer Paint decks other parts
of my vessel for time past, cheertuy endorse its
| ton that I have used.
| (SignedD JAMES GALE Master of ship r. D. Shepherd
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nISSOLUTION-THE COPARTN ERSHIP PREVI-
~ ousy existing between the undersigned, Under the firm
ROBERT PITKIS 4 CO. is this day dissolved by mutual
consenChares Fonda dsposiug Of his interest r. Ptku,
who will continue the business and is fully authorized
thu the firm in the liquidation Of its affairs will
pay all liabilities. ROBERT PITKIN,
CHAS. FONDA.
NJ
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
y N. MORRISON, wholesale Druggist, No.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
n. MORRISON, Wholesale Druggist, No
= II Magazine street.
avng received and extensive stock of fresh
DICINEs, CHEMICALS PERFUMERY, SURGICAL
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, etc., etc. respect
informs the merchants planters and physicians that he
pared to supply them with article in the drug line
require all OF the puest quality at reasonable prices
can be purchased in the city Among the articles already Oh
d and coming in store are the following:
1000 ounces Sulphate Quinine, French and American
200 pounds Blue Mass, English and American
200 Caomel, I"
200 Mercurial Ointment.
900 ." Honduras Sarsaparilla.
100 best Turkey Opium.
30 ounces sulphate and Acetate Morphine.
Is " Otto Rose.
500 pounds Elm Bark, crude and powdered.
80 casks Sal. Soda.
30 kegs sup. Carb Soda.
10 /" German Wash Blue
cases Indigo, Caracas and Manila.
20 bbls Curcuma, light
8 casks Pot. and Pearlash.
10 half barrels saleratus.
Is barrels pure Castor Oil,
Peruvian Bark.i
40 Copperas.
Is Epson Salts.
10 81 Flour Sulphur.
10 Roll "
2baIes SIENNA, East India and Alexandria.
1000 pounds Gum Arabic. select, fine and sorts.
Is Jars Carb Ammonia.
10 carboys Az ="
10 Spirits Nitre.
% " sulph. Nitric and Muriaic Acid.
100 pounds Acetc Acid.
800 a. Tartaric &c
100 ounces Tannc :"
1000 pounds Arrow Root, American.
500 " Bermuda.
200 ' Assafetida. in cans
200 g Balsam Copavia.
IN 90 solidGed,
% kegs Pearl Barley.
100 pounds simarouba Bark.
200 I" Wild Cherry "
10 barrels Refined Camphor.
so boxes CASTLE Soap.
200 pounds Cayenne Pepper.
gross Copavia Capsules
casks Chloride Lime.
80 pounds Chloroform, p. and W.
10 barrels Cream Tartar.
2 :. Fol. Bnchu.
100 pounds Iobelia Seed.
2barrels IVA Ursi.
2 :. Gum Myrh.
2 :. Sugar Lead, White.
8 :. valeran Root.
10 Tapocs.
2 :. Camomile Flowers, Rom. and German.
100 dozen I.orillard Maccaboy Snuff.
200 :. Roome's =. and Scotch Snuff.
200 :. CARROTS :.
400 pounds White Wax.
50 .. Dover's Powders.
1000 Il assorted Herbs
Is kegs Refined Salt Petre
8 British I.ustre, superior article.
10 Cooper's Isnglass.
S bales Hops.
30 pounds Iodide Potash.
DO ounces Nitrate Silver.
cases Mamma Flake and sorts.
% cans Magnesia, calcined, Eng.
cases carb.
10 =. Refined Berax,
gross Henrys Calcined Magnesa.
% pounds Oil Bergamot
20 =. =. Peppermint.
% Anseed.
20 Cloves
25 Cedar.
10 :. :. Cubebs.
% Black Pepper.
q Almonds
Is :. PHOSPHORUS, in pound bottles.
8 gross Shoemaker's Plasters.
10 =. Seidlitz Powders.
8 Soda
80 :. Sugar of Lemons
E. Yeast Powders.
2 bags Colombo Root.
j cask Gentian :.
bales Iiqu0rice :.
cases Iiquorlce Caab. and Sicily
:. Pearl Sage.
10 kegs Tamarinds, fresh.
/ cssk Bay Rum, pure.
% dozen =. :.
81 pounds Powdered Cantharides.
1000 pounds Nader.
! cask PpesClay.
0barrels English Venetian Red.
10 :. Spanish Brown.
Is E. Mineral Paint
20 =, Whiting.
10 E. Paris White.
10 Chalk.
% Lamp Black.
:. PumiCe Stone.
l Powdered Soap Stone.
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Certificate Of D. G. Nc Cullun asst. Engineer ~
Y and Erie Railroad
Engineers Office Oswego March 49, 1852.
Having to used the several Mineral
have been before the public for years past finding
none OF them what in opinion, they
he Was induced reluctantly to try the BRIDGEwATER
PAINT have painted several Bridges the New
Erie Railroad with this article and have found much
superior to any article Of the kind now in use.
(signed) d. G. MCCUILUM
Assistant Engineer, N Y. and Z. Railroad
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