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BRIDGEWATER PAINT.
CertIhcates of RnIlrond Ors, . nitcec.

Certificates of Railroad Ors, % fHtcec.
Ihave used the eBEIDGEwATEg PAINT nPon he buildings
wss Point and
H. good qualities Of the paint sempg ~ Hi
nave sS'i hsst and Quarter Master Hillary Academy
Certificate of Oliver n. Lee Superintendent Of Hud-
son River Railroad.
b:s Sx III
work and 70 eSs1 On wood have
'sarf Rsss si
sn y @ durability and
's' ''' ~ q + T. ksi..a kEE
Mr.. Lee isnow Secretary II. r. Railroad.
Certificate of d. G. McC,.llum, Asss Engineer ".
Y.nnd Ere Railroad.
Having ssa nss IL
Of them what in opnon they I K
y
ss S III
Signed) D. Q; McCuLiuM u Y ~,
,nsa,I s1 G. ha Ysr
asns s I'd xs Il
any Ordnance Buildings charge on Coy
% hs Saiar a
and cheerfuy give testimony behalf Of the virtues of
the paint d''#ns superior e. anA Col
sists. s9 F. H.ay sa the United
U. s. Military Academy, jan. 26, 1852.
have used the BRIDGEWATER PAIN1 upon some Of the
buildings under my supervision at West Point and cheeruy
testimony durability and cheapness In FUTURE
shall recommend B to xEsxlSDER fs9a sH5 as
PaInters' Certificates.
New York, New. l, 1851.
have been using Bdgewaer Paint fer the six months
preference other mineral and In instance have
Buildings On Governors Island with Ihsve hesa
ton saying the brick and lime stucco work better
than any paint could have used.
RADCLIFFE CARMAN Painter and Dealer in
Paints IS Barclay street.
New York Oct ], 1851.
The undesgned having induced by Recommendation to
Brdgewater Paint the roof Of their Office which
through streams several places happy state
that single Of paint the office has
Cor Ninth and Stuyvesant Streets
New York. Dec. 30 1851
We certify that have used the Bdgwster Mineral Par'
satisfied from observation that is ullyequ
to any paint of the kind in
30 Eighth Avenue.
Certificate Of Joseph Benson, Painter, l32 Camp st.,
Ne,c Orleans.
New Orleans. Feb. 6. 1852.
have used the Bdgeater Paint for the Eve months
brick plasteed buildings and shingle and
In every instance has given the fullest satisfaction
From and experiments made under immediate dec
on testify TO its being proof against the effects sparks
and cnders and protection against leaks consider
perior mineral paint aud invaluable or
all possessing that re-
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Certificate Of Joseph Benson, Painter, 1872 Camp 81.
Ne1p Orleans,

New Orleans. Feb D. IS52.
used the Brdgewaer Paint for the past months
brick plasered buildings and tn shnge and
roofs and instance has given the fullest
testify being proof against the effects of sparks
cinders and protection against leaks consider far
mineral paint have aud invaluable
all purposes possessing qualities that particularly
commend 1t for in q Southern climate.
JOSEPH BENSON Painter,
1872
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100000 shares.
ARTICLE ".

Lists of subscriptions shall opened at the times and places
of said and snch other times
places Directors determine for subscription to
of said eight millions of cash stock remain
deducng the subscriptions Of those who sign this
charter.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26
Certificate of Capt. 81. Clair Ihomasson, Of tn
Steamer Magnolia.


Having painted the hurricane deck of the steamer
Magnolia. under my command. with the BRIDGEWAThR
PAINT cheeruy for its mpervious qualities,
hesitation pronouncng SUPERIOR in my udg
men mineral paint before the public and believe to be
against the effects and cinder 1t
has also proved entirely waterproof my decks after three
months use. (SgnedO ST. G. TH0MASSON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26
Certificates of Masters of Vessels, Ship Car
penters, etc.
Certificate of Hughes &. puieffe.

CERTIFICATE Of Hughes 8. Talefle.
New Orleans, March 4, 1856.
We have used the Bidgewaer Mineral Paint which g. c.
Boge Co the past years steamboats, and
the Louisiana Dry Dock have had opportunity of
Judging of its merits ddrable and protective paint.
In opinion 1t is superior have when
applied fresh work. and Is respect equal TO what
represented 10 be- In short time becomes perfect slate
and body aud elasticity For decks Of
e railroad bridges depots and description of
painting that exposed the weather the Bridgewaer Paint
consider invaluable.
-. Q5igned) HUGHES, VALETTE Il CO.,
Agents of the Louisiana Dry Dock.
Certificate of Vm C. 1empleton.
q. c. Bogert-Dear sir have used your BRIDGEWATER
PAINT decks of steamships and having fully tested
s value cheerfuy the best and most
economical paint have used also find unequaled for
painting decks covered with being durable mperyous
(signed) W. @. TEMPLETON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-26

The undersigned Recorder Mortgages for the parish and
city New Orleans State Of Louisiana ceres that the fore
going charter recorded this in his Office in the Book Of
Society No. s. folios 554 TO $50 inclusive p. PAJAUD
aD Depy RAE erordcee
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In thoussDd shares Of hundred dollars each
equal SIX hundred thousand dollars .$60OO 900
ARTICLE vi.
This corporation shall Commence operations Immediately at
the of these aud shall endure and
nue full end and Of twenty consecutive
thereafter. m
ARTICLE VII.
The device Of Corporation shall be gron supporting
key dexter paw inscription Bank of James Robb
New Orleans" encrcling the seal.
ARTICLE VIII.
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body end WHO caucus o. "a sposed ccnmas have ~
oonsosneeW % back tAsm, whs have from time " ums
ap,AAftd nd then disappeared, The sevea 6sohsms
o. Ne Reform COnvoau0a Or the Cooper Oommpes
havs wanted t1em-And Ma! the attack OF tho seven
Anhsms upon ,Sis General Committee, which originated
the ground thai .ters two General Committees caim
ing seats in any Ha tho savage Committee, (tn-ir
own creature rxsed up BY them for the very purposes OF
this attack, AMI & ID Genessl Committee
In oonoeding ktepco 70 he savage Oomm ,toe for uu
,on q We did, 40 considered shat vs we're Giving the
right 70 The Coomr Committee 70 nsme any two gentlemen
they mt. see n SN ,ns different wAfds 70 e. lsc 80"
Gsw Union O0mmlttee,
This General Committee has heretofore un o,,,,v and
upon al % Wlon, depi-d the existence OF Inc Ssvsss
Oomnuee and bAve unanimously, by strong rosoct ,ns
ne ohemc which gave origin an use 70 III prA
fenced existence Bot The undenigoeJ for the sake or
nnon we're willing TO forget al ths-o almost stqItry
Ss@seIves ana the Wilson Small Committee BY dsnfying
The supposed savage Committee into ca existence 3, an an
sason,. COMMITTEES, for The sole benefit Il the Cooper
~ r.o, provided they could ,u6aoientIv ro.ocacr iha
III a nrs OF this city sgsust the claimed uxs
Ited pove,, az tn proposed Union General Com M
ttse whose ornroiln maorines would have beon derived
from ssch questionable .'cFcc.
The uDdengued hope that c.zeui aenti TO the above
sstes nj OF he facts connected with this sttep
the part OF this General Commie u rnion, with this
brief view Of the differences OF opnCo between the Com
mees Of Conference rs 70 the 20 wes sna auues OF &C.
neral Committee, and TO the rights or the people, gill
cause OF the failure Of this second effort for union
JOSIAH 81 rAERLAEO,
WILSON SHALL.
MoHAKD B CONNOrLY,
WILIIlM RI sLEY,
BERNARD KELLY,
MICHAEL roU NY,
ANSON HERRUk
TAxaAsy HALL, Sept. 8, 1857.
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Common Pleas-SpeciaI Term.
Before Hon. Juose Brady.

Ssrr. s-Jdcob Bo9ayt and Stephen Bogdr LeaNhe
Hunt and William ~ Fan Ca-rhe defendant, Isap,hs
liant, commenced an ASTON In the month Of March or
this year before the ohcr defendant who Is Justice of
tho Fourth District Court In this city was ocntended on
the trial thai certain property Of the vauc Of $780, placed
In the pcsseson Of The Bosar who are auo.sor eors by
the assigsor 10 the plaintiff Hunt converted to their
own use. The testimony wss contradictory No decision
rendered o. The nns, but sometime iss Nay an
ccuton ssued ca the tsdgmea. against che Bosers
which thcy eate In their complaint was tho rxt ineiu
geree they ooc get o. che nature OF the Judgment The
limo 70 appeal having lapsed, they immedasely gos
stay q prcceediBes by commencing sciauE In this
court, and ai.rg lhe neessary bond until she
show cause Why an ahO1d not 20 granted could
ORou,he for plaintiffs, and NJ sedg wich FOR efendsn
he CoSrt mined IN elaborate opniop, thHA the
udemeas must be vacated md the execution ct aside,
tbs ground that 'ths jadgmeN had 10 p0biioiy The
Injunction prayed for granted but without prejudice
tho defendants rights TO commence another action
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~Aukio Railroad extension, sa!s;-
The track OF tho In Croeso and Milwaukee Railroad Is
now laid 70 point about miles sron this city westward
wbeSs . stretch Of some az miles Of low laid tenDo-
rarity ohe the rapid progress thai has hitherto marked
he work, but which viii DO overcome tn fe dAJI a.
only needs top dresstng OF sand To * II Fur thctrso
over 1000 fee, or track laid Monday, And the
whole miles have beeA lad In 70 ds.s The rced 10
nearly sr-se to Klibcurn City, oniy three or four
slight cui YES i1tsrvening.
On Tuesday afternoon. through tho poh1uoss OF M
septlemanly contractors In company with several Of
citizens, seated ourselves pa OF rails the COR
s.ucion traD and pasIed the route IT. rrcsen tor
MINUS and The opinion OF eli hat wAs tho smooth
est and nosl complete track for In tho weste,u
country We uDdarsand that n IL tho iptennS, " the
ooE actors 10 puSh the road cn Kib0urn City 50 New
lSbon, Junea county, nf,y miles beyond ais CITY, sad
about y miles from La Crossc fast posxi ole, and
thai they have ample means 70 do before the sYounf
freezes We also understand that the grading u the
through 10 the In Crosse Valley win be plotted
this ce sith the excePucn OF the tapne 81 the dg.ias
ridge, rhch will be I'm shed by spring This tunnel u 70
be 800 feet long, zoo below the surface through
solid rock that reeds ArchiDg, and, when completed,
will DO work Of g-eaer magnitude 'hAn any other on
the erre rouss Of the road The energy which tho
have exhibited heretofore under the discourage
uent OF unusually severe winter, In guaranty thst
this Important road I'LL not drag their hands IL viii
be Far completed by December Jsnusry 70 become
tie thoYougbfAre for the trade and trAvA or Northern
whccnsn and Minnesota, aer The close Of ATyatou
he EisasAipp,.
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Jr sonsaEus y novren end lady. Mrs. .lhssy; ".
fo 49, 1sS 'Sss s1. ay s1e v:o
yosssS L~ "a. Snl.sm. w- HpS@.s k".ns VIM
children &. ysncas sp6 .O csdrsn, Bedford Iss
Besfsrd Mrs Ai IN Wood H.rsoh Mo , Go he.
Mrs Live nnore, Lsstrre Gerard. Wn Pai~n. Ans
10y, Cbss Hiddietln .Cci Smith A. Biz. onch iady
seerase-
For Char sso1 70 Stssea mship ysmes Adg.r-J lnos
~ smin " en- ~ ksrrscn Mrs Leroy Napier and
kis: = aoraon' 49, ,:.:e!i Oars reh S.plsr
eNaknrs, Drnoey " Hormrws Mss j RSakcSa vys
Locke Locke J:Mss s.s ssuik isay "a sssS
AE~a TIC. y 49, a.. = wnr-I. drsfa., d =
80 f'""sss 1seA I'D Hs~ q. q Smi.h. W. Esas+S
,,., brtks Walter q FRANZ M r -
r y s%sr1ng to n.s., ---As. Roo ~vt il .rtelI
nisell oidst'in, atues, seo nrsule- 'cues Ana %
Samuel White, "A Honar, ArH Winter wv,
In hs aL0eysGo
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Personal IntsIIygencs.

Hvs Emms Stanley was one Of tho passengers by mo
California steamer yesterday.
Mr.. Edward W. se~eu, civil engineer, sailed for Eu
rore In the Arabia His name was Incorrectly spelled as
"snelp In yesterdays EERaLp,
letter from g. Petersburg OF the 9Th OF August in the
Nord Of Bra~e gives ,oo aocoun, o. me arrival Of the
Emperor OF Ros,a, already announced by telegraph II
ssyfThe Emperor arrived ri Peterhof Ia The evening cf
toe les with the hereditary Grand Dukc, and the Grand
Dukes Alexander and vladimir whom ht Majesty took
board At Harsal The Grand Duke Constantine went be.
yond Cronstadt 10 meet bis NJ esty Prince Goruchago
Hn.e, o. foresn s .so s ~ wn ,e nnperor
the arrival OF the Empress DJwsxer, and 81 four o. iock
she reached rosrho accompanied b. the Princess Ccs
Of Baden and the Grand Duke Michael and received
by the Emperor the Grand Dukes and all the Court Amer
being present divine service, celebrated At the palace,
Al the Imperial family sss 70 ss a ch,csa Q, .sa. ss.
walked 10 the public garden, where military band was
playing and where number Of persons hsd asaembied,
anxious 10 see the young Princess OF Baden
ARRIvALs.
cho rI sss ss 10 s. sessss wss nssO 81
lady. ncoasn-and nine in siesr.se
From Iisara Cuba IN the bark Go3c1 Are-R Griaiis.
From HAMBURG, in The bark Rdsnr and Mrs Staples, Mr.
For sou.snp.on ant Br-m.n n steamship North ss-nl.s
s.%p.a, -. ass Sfo,.s1 boyS Eroiyss s%1 i.yJ
n nss s Ss .si m n. oss. f.r,, amin
ssild and iri,nl Kew Yori; Fraah aeasuh Pissurs
2s sss ' Sss. ss,sas ss ss
4u' eSsu. aS Has. r. aes md
Rus k.sD.S sss . sGs y. .s cs and
sA o: s s fsss f rus Ysn
Mrs Beraitas Mis- p'orcsoe Mis- Mulies. ] Lang
ssss n' hs ~ xss ss. sssss
Scum PhIlsdelphiA Jacob Lang Louisville Ky; John
0. Noien- Ps,is Ky WIN Denton and fsnily q seven
s.sp Ms sss%nss .sa oSa xrSss ns,s
Turner j@ Parker, nnoric oe.se, Frat asnsnr ioc.
and ossers roai iea Specie slso 90
For gssgsw, IN steamship pdipb re-R Smart View voyk
scSs sss ausnss rsv ssas
ul~gow Jss Black rhos Back, RoF Htgbr, Bshsmss;
s.a mani So'PsS Ma NAG Ne. ss
pssns, M; Vim scgcs John Dunn NJ. Reid and csd
sss sc-s ssT A0'r' AZ
For sav.nnsh BY ..ssmssis ts,,.. obj Io,ara,
ma fl.asrss s.rsa Mss ssp..s Ar ana =, NAN volt
'so isres Brs,ss aV,. roer
Iskwycd Mrs. "a. sy'n s ss s'rsqs Jno tisn,
son Miss ssnderscn, Mr. aud ars Brazei8n aud call
C5eycs. \ fsn'sner Y Rrlrn = snrpsy . rrsDf, child
MI spleraenhsus.r, q osvsc.yich iohe JACKSON
s ssrT a.. s'Sos. ssSy f srpssr and sG
ssuss, rs Sos " sSs sS' os, "a
Ter Il Goodmsn ard son, A y wilson M Brs-weD Mr. AID
Mrs Ten y Nm er " soSs'dus' Mrs. hieiy, VII
FOR charleston in the steamer kuana-w-s Peler and
children q H,pe Linn Mss = M hefreon. Miss Hef
T.cni. p prsn,, VIM wr,sht Julu, ieurs Chas Oh ID 4
Lston,ue, Wilson, q WILSON.
vor Norfolk Pe,er.purg and Richmord in tse steamship
.n.wSsnpf .t ks.N -, fIarss swsr W.
Dchman, WIN Mott, lhn hcshL James ssas@n, street.
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The descsrt II the Te'cc on Friday night upon . dis
orderly house In Eleventh street, Frat avenue, In The
very centre OF the srsocrac portion Of the eas side OF
the city, created no Little excitement In up town circles
yesterday The parvenues OF Second and xuyve-
rant stree, had no idea u the close proximity Of
until the Seventeenth prccrci police under
command OF Inspector H1a, made . descent upon the
pre- mites and arrested some twenty OF the inmates me
frequentcrs OF the psco, ~ vel ~ Tho propresos and
gbs belopepg TO The house, wcre ali conveyed 70 the
station hot aud there locked fer the remainder OF the
nshS A us1al In such casss, many persons Of high
standing and responsibility church members VOC, were
oss the uDucs victim U9 T., NE p 81, a sns s
Of Police, yesterday morning thus crbes
the 20, ne that occurred upon his making this descent
n. S
e % ers ..s men gsoss ss.do are % 70
posture for ths families sahe-s sad and meaueh,y com.
nss formed spre-sve Lesson q the uu Of
The prisoners rpons being taken before Juscs Wood
yesterda, mornin r. we're disposed Of In summary man
rer me men found upon Mo premises were all th
charged but the poor unfortunate women sore com
n,,scd 70 prison. Ms Sarah sAnda and husband, The
legged perpetrators o. the house, we're required give bal
each In the sum OF $500, answer me cnaree Oh KecW
disor je'iy 'usei
A CowAaptY AsearIr NJ RowDnn. last evening, about
o'clock ~ Nj Farrell, siache OF one Of The morning
newspaper was attending TO the duties OF his procsen
he esp,ed couple OF drunken Ioafe stopping respscsa
bio female on The corner Of fsurcns and Brcome sscess
He once proceeded b release her from their clutches
when the t~o scamp turned on him sna neused % -
ssu him, but from his determined altitude they found ney
had walked up the wrong Gus omer. Tbey then Followed
In bic oourse up street, and collected gang on tno
corner OF Wooster And Broome, snd =, onoe the whole
party set al Nm, knocked him down and bca him In a
mott shameful manner. Word was sent 70 the Eghih
precsc, station house and officers yere seat 70 srre. the
t>o rirglesders In the assaut which khoy did, and NO
hope an example win bo made Of thin.
CsAssr oy HiGHrAr RoBBnr.--Andrew Radovosco, m
Italian organ grinder taken into custody yesterday,
By cncer Bennett, OF the Liver PoHce Court on charge
81 having forciby robbed John PAgsnIn and his wrs
OF silver ~sth and Gil IN sols co,n ihe night Of the
2h OF August mo prisoner w committed 70 the Tombs
by Justice Connolly.
In the report Of csss OF Parr Duffy in yours day
have n believe hst the only fsrM Of Mr. Joseph
Nuruhv teeullhat tickets him
a. M HnpYncaled swipdlsss beins
ana under oath the station honse IN addition
"a their sndcg their hest 70 make sppssr the regular
aget e Implnv viciimis- ruch
In Justice Murphy he has never zee -nnder srres
and nd necon With hese parties an more than
ssrvsans. Second princnt
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stpt ~ = "A.
FDoUR-rhe market continued to be deprosset, and
with moderate demand p-icss again gave way to the
extent OF 10 cents per barrel especially on common
grades OF ssAie and western The sales Asoa
A,ooo bbls including common u good state ., IS los
o. %, and extra Al o. SO 80 10.
waxAI Sales OF 10000 . 1900 buSheh new were
made Including 81 utheu red At 81 80 81 ~, and white
ut 81 S. 81 Goa e5
Cosy-sales Of about 20 900 bushels Western mixed
made 81 TO. si1Ho. P1k quiet, with small sales
the spo, At sD so for meas. Sales OF some 1000 bbs
we're made for future delivery at s2i 80 81 la 90
toser and lat Nov Cotion-unchansed. whisky
Sales 100 bbls. at 2ino csc. and small lot Of so
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC IAL
NJ o N Ely MARK E Il /.

aAruRpAr, Sept SIS P, n
The rocs Market 10 rapidly setting down again The
recent advance was entirely without foundation and
therefore short lived Some sessibs people no doubt
svsed themselves Of the opportunity 70 real and g
clear Of rcck invest nenta Al The nrss board 10 day
Missouri es declined az pcr cent; Cumberland Goal,
IN; New YORK Central, y; HUDSON River Railroad, y;
harlem, 4 Michigan Central, q Michigan Southern, old,
q DO prcferrcd,s 3; Panama, Illinois Central Railroad,
l;easna and Chicago o. Cleveland and Toledo az Chicago
and Rock rsiand 81 NIL ~sukie and nssisspp2x virginia
Ga advanced Ia per mt. ncre were sales, this
ng or Illinois Central Rafrcsd stock on sellers option,
90 days, tse per cen, under tho cash price The do
cline in stocks day was general We are approaching
the chronic period In financial Distress and degree
Of deprcsion and prcrraon viii be realized such
never before been known. The demand fer money now
mostly Of an ARTIFICIAL character. Az the
crops begin 70 move the demand for money will
be more legitimate and more active, which, 9TH
the absence Of pubic cnidencs cannot bu, prcss heavily
and, No fear, seriously, upon the commercial essse,
Al the second board ,hcre va no change in the make,
The transactions were limited prices current Al the ar-
board.
The Arlstsn, treasurer reports 10 day ss follows
Total receipts tsle W -
psmenn..s.........ssss... o4ot1 ~
Osahoe'sss.s' ..s,,ss,ssss,sssstst'tAl0' ~ -
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Ho Y0R NICABAGUA-Under this heading the
Gonzales Tex.s) Inquirer Of tho ala ut has tho follow
ing card fen Ca L. c. g Key, OF that to WI

Notice hereby given that the unders gnad intends raising
Q company Of 'em'grarts" to Join Gen walker who will
leave fe Orleans Tor niearayuA about the frat day
Who assous OF joining th- cooniss d, by meeting
me In Gonzales between tho 18th and 70 of September
grants will only be required furnish themselves
New Orleans from thence their engaged and paid
for by the coonxsLoo committee PersoDs deal OF
migrating to he rrh lands Of ticagua would do well
early A. the I'm settlers will obtain great advantages he
Of choiee locations subsequent sett 1t
invention to viii. several adjoining counties -
departure ana explain wsh the
rAngemens made for Gil - Join colony Due
notice viii be given of my appointments.
The same paper has the following arsgraph:-severa
or citizens have contracted the Nicaragua fever
Should Asjor Ben HcCulioch 60 with Gen Walker
u il currently reported he viii, he WI hud arse
Der OF gallant boys in Western Texas ready TO accompany
him.
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Army lntelllRNNeAs

Orders have been ssued the eadlusrters OF the
army, West Point for tho immediate of Light
Battery A. I'd Artillery, stationed q. Fort McHenry
Baltimore, TO proceed to and take post at For Leaven
worth, Ksnsas This pany formerly commanded
by the gallant Colonel Duncan, who performed many
deeds OF valor and bravery during the Mexican Tho
removal OF this ane corps will. be tho subject Of
much regret 10 the Bamoreaas whose estesm and good
wishes they will not only carry with them, but they
also plice OF the army.
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FATAL vEmcIs AcuDEn-Coroner Perry held IN
quest yesterday upon the body or man named Robert
Armstrong, who died from the effects or pjur aocdeo
tally received by being BY aibus in Broad.
way The evidence eloited went to SHOW that the driver
not 10 blame and that the accident unevoidsss
In view Of these sct the ury rendered verdict ",cc,
dental death attaching blame 10 the driver OF the
neus Deceased was 40 years Of age, sad a native OF
Ireland,
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JoEH-axus.-Op Friday swearing, bspe e. 81 iha re-.
toy Of At iuksJ church, HFookb n, ~ tho Hev J. ".
Dliler LsAAu Joss "a NAas ASr Surrn.
LIwp-Rsowx - On THURSDAY, Sept a tns residence
OF the trdos faAhsy Thirty esghs ssees, nv sho Rev ~
Oox, of -p church. Ca7u Lsws 70 Mis- E2Aos BsowHs
ali o this ott,.
rxrP-CnAio On Tnurp6sy morning, Sept ~ the
Rev Duncan Duaesr, 8sSJ4ka Tsvr Eco Of 6crAntoa,
Pa, 70 Mys. ADsiA HALTED CAAs, Of thas 0ty.
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rrv, vrs DROWNED boat vas capszed LAT Sunday
on fake Bonbssine, Cssctor, w., by which i've welsh
m,n employed upon tho slate quarrss West csstc,ou,
we're dfowsed.
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By what We eat BY the air breathe by the water
trlnk, bs made SICK by fatigue from debility
induced BY beat ecause these effects by
purity OF blood To regain heath mus. purity toe blood
by the OF the stomach and bowels The, must
be continued in the rexulGr pero OF that duty which
nature has as ignsd them and shoud there be any mped
ment, TO what does experience point
To HRANDRErH'a Pills,
which csnnot In which will surely the bowels
10 the regular performance of their duties.
The dyspsprc, the bilious viii ind them treasure OF
health and she be s.d 10 all who sick Any
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