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MASSACRE OF MIssIoNAR1Es-The following letter
from DR.. Cay, Principal of Bishops College, Calcutta,
will have painful interest for many readers:

BIsHoPs COLLEGE, CAL, June 5.
Dear Snr-My last hasty note will have prepared
you for my present sad tidings. The Delhi mission
has been completely swept away. Rumors to this
effect were current from the beginning of the out
break, but we kept hoping that some of the mem
bers Of the mission might have escaped. 1t is not
indeed, absolutely certain even now what has oc-
Cured. Yet even the most sanguine are compelled
to believe that the Rev. Mr. Jennings and his daugh
ter, Rev. Mr.. Hubbard, Mr.. Sandys and Chimmum
Lall were all killed Capt Douglas, too, warm sup
porter of the mission, shared their fate. Of Ram
Chunder and Louis Koch (the latter of whom left
college only last january nothing is said they may
therefore, have escaped though cur hopes of the
fantest kind. Two native Christians succeeded in
escaping to. Agra. One of them says he saw Mr..
Hubbard fall the other that he saw MIR. Sandys dead
body. .,-. .... .sl-. -..-. Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

STATE OF LOUISIANA, Z
Parish of Orleans City Of New OreausS
Be that this 18th March, 1851 before the
Peace for the CITY aforesaid,
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r.
Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance company Of
New Orleans who being duly according to law do de-
and that the above accounts just and true and
correct trans crpt from the books Of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
subscribed this 18th day of March,
A. D. 1857. C. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay an interest OF six
per cent cash outstanding certificates of profits
and after the Monday May and have declared
a scrip dividend of THIRTY-FOUR PER CENT on the net
earned premiums year ending February 2S 1857, for
which certificates will be issued and after the first day of
June, 1851 CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE Vice President.
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South which had elected Gen. Taylor, trampled him
from power when his treachery was made manifest.
And will the Democratic party of the South be less
true to our rights and honor or less naughty and in
dignant against fraud and wrong? The Democratic
party owes its ascendancy to the South, and every
act Of treachery should be met by consuming curses
No leader is anointed against the vengeance of an
outraged people, and official is high that popu-
lar Justice cannot reach him. The South must main
tain her rights, though she turn deaf ear to the
appealing shreks Of shiyerng cabinets of hysterical
Presidents and dissoving parties Her safety is in
her union and Georgia and Mississippi have glorousy
led the way Let South Carolina wheel into line with
them, and march with steady step along the same
no iaggard in that contest in which the rights and
honor Of the South are to be vindcated. There
should be no dissenson in the Southern camp, and
trust there will be none when the hour arrives IN
which loyalty to party will be treason to the South
] have the honor to be, gentlemen, your obedient
servant, LAWRENCE M. kEITT
To Mess Phillips Miller Wheeler Evans and Others Aarion
II 8
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REFLECTIONS ON METHusELAH-How many men
are there who have ever taken into their minds the
full meaning of those nine hundred sixty and nine
years which measure the life of the "oldest inhabi-
tant ~ Figures of arithmetic are empty symbols
we measure time by deeds One summers life in
busy fruitful lands longer to mans heart than
centuries at the frozen pole Yet, though history
cords nothing of the labors OF Methuseah, we know
that his hours did not "slumber nor Sleep" They
were the same winged messengers that outrun CASH
less Debtors and cut short lovers Dreams They
the swiftstepping elves. faded beauty whose
orked feet trod thy dimples into wrinkles. The Time
that waited so long on Methuselah, was the same
striding skeleton that swings ptess scythe in the
pages Of the New England Primer His fields were
moved less frequently than now, but they yielded
heavier crops For there were giants in those days"
We have measured the age of Methuselah only by
the sun dial Let take the coil of the life, the nine
hundred sixty and nine years of his pilgrimage and
roll out from this present over past which history
has lighted 1t stretches back beyond the landing Of
the Pilgrims; beyond the brightness of sthe refora
ton, into the dim twilight of the middle ages back
beyond the new birth of a continent beyond Agin-
court, and Cressy and Hastings and over the graves
oftwenty-ive generations, to the very childhood of
the English people! William, the Conoueror, if he
should rise at this day to confound the ambitious
names which claim to have 'come overt with him.
would be younger by one hundred years than Methu.
| selal was when he died. ....
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

STAIR OF LOUISIANA ,
Parish of Orleans, City OF New Orleans I
Beitemsmbered that on the l2h January 1851 before me
het subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for city
James H. Wheeler, Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Company Of New Oreaus being duly sworn nc
cordng depose and that above accounts are
Just correct from the books Of the
said Company. A: BROTHER, President
JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before 18th day of January
1857. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice of ~
the Peace Of the Parish of Orleans
per the outstanding certificates Of profits tn th
thereof their legal on and after
MONDAY, the 9Th Of February next. " ~
The Board Of Trustees have Rlse declared dividend
FORTY @ cent the earned premiums Of the Com.
the year ending 3ls December 1856 for which
estes will be issued on and after the 18th of March
tThs Company continues insure per of the
seas rivers damage by re at the of
premium. Office, No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President,
JOHN r, SHAW. Vice.President
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The FACULTY OF FEIGNING DEATH.-There are
cases on record Of persons who could spontaneously
fall into death Mont in letter to Haller,
mentions several. A priest of the name of Calius
Rhodaginus had the same faculty. But the most cee-
brated instance is that of Col Townshend, mentioned
in the Surgical Works OF Gooch by whom, and by
DR.. Cheyne and DR.. Beynard, and BY Mr.. Shrine an
apothecary, the performance Of Col Townshend was
seen and attested They had long attended him, for
he was an habtual invalid and he had often invited
them to witness the phenomenon of his dying and
coming to life again, but they had hitherto refused,
from fear Of the consequences to himself. Accord
ingly, in their presence, Col Townshend laid himself
down on his back, and DR.. Cheyne undertook to OBJ.
serve the pulse Dr. Beynard laid his hand on his
heart, and Mr. Shrine had looking,glass to hold to
his mouth. After a few seconds, pulse, breathing,
and the action of the heart longer observed
Each of the witnesses satisfied himself of the entire
cessation of these phenomena. When the DEATH
trance had lasted half hour the doctors began to
fear that their patient had pushed the experiment too
far and was dead in earnest and they preparing
| to leave the house, when slight movement of the
body attracted their attention. They renewed their
routine of observation, when the pulse and sensible
motion of the heart gradually returned, and breath
ing and consciousness The sequel of the tale is
strange-Col. Townshend, on recovering sent for his
attorney, made his will, and died, for good and ALL
six hours afterwards.
IPhantasmata, by r. r. Madden
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INSURANCE.

= EUC1CE OE THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
~ INsuRANCE COMPANY OF NEW 3RLEAMs Ss c.l r. In
cent Mutual Company submit the following state
ment, viz: .. - - ,,
lime 1851 fsiSy5S 70
Amount Of untermnated risks, July lst ls6 lsss 40
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HARMON DOANE, AGENT LIFE, FIRE. RIVER
IL AND MARINE INSURANCE,


established in New Orleans October 1851 since which
dare she has paid the Widows and Orphans of her insured
members and Commercial Men, who have prudeny relied
upon Life Insurance safe security the of One Hun
ded and Thirty Thousand Two Hundred and Twenty
four lGl00 Dollars tSl37, ia l0.)
lis, the only office in New Orleans in which
for Life Insurance White Peron be completed
and Policies issued without the desy Of reference the Pa
Office North and the risk of its being there aecned
The undersigned continues insure the Lives of White
Persons and Slaves the table and by permission has
pleasure in submitting his friends and the public fol.
lowing
L-... BOARD OF REFERENCES.
W. II. Letchford Il Co.. North Smedes Co.,
j. Burnside 4 Co., A. D. Kelly Co.,
S. o. Nelson Co., Jos. Menard,
WIN. NJ Perkins, A. B. James,
Cammack Squires & West, John MBginnis.
John Pemberton President Merchants Mutual
panyi
Thoma soo, President Sun Mutual Insurance Company;
Jules Tuyes, President Orleans Insurance Company;
John Calhoun President NJ o., jackson and G. N Railroad
Company:
Henry T. Lonsdale, John D. Ben, Benjamin Florance,
]. K. Collins, Thos Murray, Mark Walton.
10000 Taken Single Life.
HI~Poces issued directrom this Branch Office and Losses
paid here.
Pamphlets, Blank Forms etc. be obtained office.
RICHARD BEIN, NJ. D.,
JOSEPH BENSADON, N. D.,
Medical Examiners.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

ALGfERS NVARE-HOUSEs.-A APPLY TO
IA COCHRAN HALL Agents, No. 36 travier street, who
nov PREPARED ard the most favorable
terms RulrUad Pig Iron. Liverpool and Buik Salt etc
For terms, etc, apply us above. se2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

ATTHNG F HITSHGn5GfKS anG SeSSf GS2f GENERAL
Howard Fire and MaS,ms ,nn,n 5ns%r""ce Conn
Franklin Buildings No. 81 Walnut st., Philadelphia.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Chartered Capital ooouVo
against loss by Fire. Marine and Inland
Navga ton, at the lowest rates
+ Fett: R XII flt Lsssh & iii f. sGs"ssE GSss3ss
Sys GS,aS Tns@psoH YIN YIN RsEas, T. Eas,on
SGsR Na3Raa eFsrs Fo ela Rn@Hss s"p James Stiles
GEE1E + sfAadEEE n Il RT1s Tiss Ftssdsa' FfssSsa'
". H. WOODS, Secretary.
New York Life Insurance Company.
NO. NORRIS dy' .Is ISL FRANKLIN President,
PL1NY FREEMAN, Actuary-
Mutual FAN Dividsnds from 81 to an99al
T. 4: ). j. toxE, StSs,I!' 4. l., D,'
American Life Insurance and Trust Conn
pany.
''''"' GHARTEaR PERPETUAL.
ALEXANDER WHLDIN, President.
JOHN c. SIMS, Secretary.
Risks taken on both WHITE and SLAVE LIVES on the
most favorable terms.
AGENCY-NO lo4 Camp street, Of POydTas ST. New
Orleans. K q. hAnIIIh,N,Gd,,
fe26 1y j. s. CoPEs.
HToHoooK &bATTdN dofns; E0R
TasS sd oga gSsE sopf New
T. & HH1TfhSS'h HiTftsS Orleans ;SSRs5;
TTNIoN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
CASH cAPITAL.-s25ooOo,
The Union Insurance Of New Orleans Pre-
pared take FIRE, RIVER and MARINE RISKS
No. IL CAMP STREET.
This Company offers 10 insurers security OF Cash Capital
of Quarter OF Million of Dollars and sls9 permits ,ne ~ N,
MUTUAL PRiSGipLE-the receiving scrip bearing six
cent interest redeemable in FouR 1EhRS& & Of ~ insurers
upon the amount os their premiums ,.,.,,,-
All losses will be adjusted pronpGtHf 9sI President
JULES DoLHoNDE, Secretary.
Ew OGDEN, Of the arm Cf T. Cnsashs l BTe' Co.
GAs K9HS q the FIR @ @ OF o. kFan k6n, ys Co.
NJ IVSrs Of the firm Of s;1 SHAW cSa1nanfar Ha,si
JOHN @ Of the firm s GSo
FikE and qEEhSE hFvER EfNsTRaS6E ooAFASY
Camp street, New Orleans, La.
Cash CAPITAL 5a. all paid s;6 sSqs SSS g g
Total Capital ;,,r,, .ss.65,os %
A. F. wELMARTH, Secretary.
The above Institution is well known all the local G9qRn
New Orleans aud Policies Of Insurance are held by
large number Of the mercantile houses IN Sne Agent
niV ~ ". " "1,- --9--
pECASS-2D bbls Fecaas, for saie by BY
jys Nos. Is New Leyee and II F4lHo street.
w ALFREp kEARNf, ...
ie2p 2taw4w I? Magazine street.
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Certificate of John r. Miller, of Attukupas.

New IBERIA Attakapas, March l6, 1852.
In July last was induced to apply the BklDGEWATER
MINERAL PAINT my Sugar House, and every respect
has exceeded expectations and the representations made
by the Agents, Mesrs. G.. c. BOGERT 4 co. cheerfullv
in the
Circular and recommend the Planters and others
Fire and Water Protector have known Where
have applied it, it has been the since last July
and has neither bstered cracked and has formed solid
metallic surface which has proved entirely impervious.
(Signed) JOHN +. MILLER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

7 IEE I INSUKANCE SUI 5s4. - STABILTT-Y A sECp-
II RITY ITY-PERPEruITY.-U STATES LIFE IN
sURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERPETUAL.
Assets, January Ist, 1856. Sl.42I,6 ,6I2 "a.
DIRECTORS THE
A: W: Thompson, Paul B, Goddard Nd, John Ely
Wn. M. Goodwin, james Devereux Lawrence johnson,
Geo McHenry s. r. Crawford Gustavus English.
STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD, President.
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Vice President.
PLINY FISK, Secretary and Treasurer,
M1-New Orleans Branch Office, No 4S Camp street.
The undersigned, General Agent Of the well
Company for the Southern States prepared receive app
cations for insurance the lives of white persons
the table rates. and by permission has pleasure In submitting
tp his friends and the public the following
BOARD REFERENCE:
81 Letchford& Co, A. D. Kelly Co., VIM. NJ. Perkins,
North, smedes Go, s. 0. Nelson 4 Co.; A. B. James,
j. Burnside Co.., Jos. Menard John Msgnnis
Cammack, Squires West
John Pemheron, President Merchants Mutual COMPANY
Thomas Sloo President Sun Mutual Insurance Company
Jules Tuyes, President Orleans Insurance Company,
John Calhoun, President N o., Jackson G. N K. r. Co..
Henry T. lonsdales John D. Ben, Benjamin Hlorance,
j. K. Collins, Thomas Murray, Mark Walton.
pRid there
k-Psmphlets blank forms etc. obtained at the office.
JOSEPH BEssApoN, NJ D. "eee"i HAaiiiheiS'
In attendance, daily, from II NJ, to 8 P. NJ.
HARMON DOANE, General Agent,
ja22 No. As Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

Punch says, al secret, warranted to keep in any
climate, is a Womans age" Horrid Punch!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

CRAZY LEAP.--Mrs Gale, wife of John Gale,
was sent to the City Hospital for delirium tremens
She was placed in the attic, and the window in the
room was fastened with wooden bars screwed on, The
only instrument within her reach was spoon to eat
with She had hardly been left alone yesterday after
noon, when she used this spoon to loosen the
and take off the bars and then removing the win
dow leaped from the third story to the ground She
last evening was doing better than could he expected
Utica IN. " Herald
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

New Iberis, Attakapas, March %, 1896
The opinion entertained by me of the RIDG EW ATER
PAINT expressed the above 1852
than confirmed since. consider it the valuable
paint known, and combines all the claimed
Agents. (Signed) JOHN F. MILLER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

IHt . %
To THIS CoMPLExIoN IT SEEMS TO BE CoMING.
The Tallahassee Flordian, prominent Democratic
paper in Florida, in commenting on Kansas affairs,
after saying that it is well understood that about
three to in that Territory will vote against pro-
slavery Constitution, uses this extraordinary Ian
guage:
" In Kansas the question Of slavery regarded settled
The suenow is sha Kansas be Democratic or Republican
And has it come to this? Is the only question in
Kansas to be whether shall be Democratic or Black
Republican State And pray, should it become Dem.
ocratic State, what kind of Democracy will it be!
But we beg pardon for asking the question. ltwoud
be Freesoil Democracy inaugurated and brought into
power by the completely of agent of the National
Democratic party. a2
| Bnt should Kansas become Democratic State in
obstruction of Black Republican State, will 1t
not be nevertheless a Freesoil State ?and will this
result not be the result of the Abolitionism and
treachery of Gov. Walker ?-and will Southern men
rejoice at this Oh! when will Southern people
learn sense and be inspired with patriotism and in
dependence? If Kansas is tilched from usif we are
robbed by treachery-f it is abotionized by the de-
lberate, premeditated action OF men whom the Demo
cratic party put in power what care we whether lts
Black Republican, or whether the Abolittonsts there
choose assume the other name Of Democracy with
the view and sole purpose of reaping the rewards OF
supposed Democratic victories
| We tell true Southern men to beware Of all such
1 National Democrats and to watch all such Southern
Democrats as the Floridan and few others could
mention. [Natchez Free Trader, l4th inst
The Free Trader, it is almost needless to mention,
is the foremost Democratic Journal in Southwestern
Mississippi. Its devotion to the cause of Democracy
has never yet been questioned but its devotion to
the cause Of the South rises superior to all other con-
sderations For this we honor it, and for this it
ought tn be honored. The motto Of every true
Southron should be: Our section first-our party
afterwards. tse.a a..m
There is scarcely doubt, in our mind, that the
delegation from Mississippi both Senators and Repre-
sentatives will take bold and decided ground against
the administration of Mr.. Buchanan. Such men as
fQuitman, Brown and Davis, cannot and will not en-
dure in silence the gross treachery that has been
4 practiced upon the South in this Kansas business,
and when they do speak the prestige of the Execu-
tive will be gone and all confidence withdrawn from
| his cabinet Of dough-faces. 5r
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\.
Emile LaScre, John NJ. Bell Alfred Penn W. +. Starke,
Lionel Levy j. L. Warner j. W. Burbridge r. .. Hebert
and Duncan F. kenne shall che first Board of Direct
until the first Monday in May 1855 The elections shall
annual and each subsequent Board shall be elected the
Monday OF April of each discharge of
duties the first Monday Of May following No shall
eligible Director unless he 81 shares of stock.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18
Certificates of Masters of Vessels, Ship Car
pentcrs, etc.
Certificate Of Hughes &. Ealette.

New Ureanh, March T. 1856.
We have used the Bridgewater Mineral Paint for which G. G.
Bogert agents. for tn; Ave steamboats,
Louisiana Dry Dock, had
Judging of its durable protective paint.
opinion il is superior any have when
applied fresh work and in every respect equal what
represented TO be. In short time it becomes perfect slate
possesses great body elasticity. For
sells railroad cars bridges depo and every description of
painting that is exposed the weather. the Blgewuer Paint
we consider invaluable.
GSgned) HUGHES VALETTE & CO.,
Agents of the LOUISIANA Dry Dock
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

The six hundred thousand dollars advanced By F. P Falcon
the Mexican Cove the Sloo grant shall be pa
by the Company its bonds such he agree
and the Company will reimburse itself oil ihe share
loo
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ARTICLE TX.

The business of the Company shall be conducted Office
the city of New Orleans which shall forever be remain its
domic by nine Directors OF whom least sRal
residents Of said city -Four Directors shall form
Quorum The Directors shall President Pest.
dent out of their body and shalt have elect Direct
supply vacancies that the eryals between the
annual elections AT all elections for Directors ali meetings
Of stockholders, may be given proxy and
each share shall be entitled Legal OF cita
ton and all against the Company be made the
President in eto his address the Office Of the Com
pany, In the hands of any Of its officers.
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Certifcateot Capt. M l.. Carpenter, of Ship Eliza
Certificate Of j. II. Whiting, Master Of Bark Yam
kce Blade.

New Orleans, May ], la52
The BRIDGEw ATER Fire and Weather Proof PAINT,
having been strongly recommended induced to
apply il to vessel and gives better satis
faction than other paint have used recommend it
ship brieye will lwhen properly applied!
vent leaks Of decks and preserve the wood consider il
ship and intend hereafter
the Bridgewaler Mineral Paint in preference any other
j. II. WHITNEY, Master of Bark Yankee Blade
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No dividend shall be declared before railroad Is com.
peted The Company shall not derive greater
than 10 from tolls and whenever receipts
tolls shall exceed the required for the
the road the Of running expenses dividend
per hnnun there shall be iatable dimduion
tolls keep the dividends down Il per per
AT most.
This article shall impose any limitation amount
dividends that the Company may declare
its lands of other tolls
portaon Of freight and nnssengers.
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NEW ORLEANS:

a TrrsspAY MORNING, AUGUST ls, 1857.
Letter fren Hon. Z. M. Keitt.
IRON tho Marion, g. G., stsrl
~ Desr IA, Sir-Ata meeting of State Rights Demo
Orafs includng Anumber Of your personal friends,
tre uudefsiSned were appointed q committee 70
fender 8 yo0 an invitation to sojoum with us. and
,sYfake sf public dinner. as mark Of the high ap-
recisicn Ne have of your distinguished talents high
foned political character and manly defense Of South
NJ kave tie honor to be- with high consideration,
vpur ifiends and feIlow.citixens N. Phillips G. W.
Mller, Il. b Wheeler, N. G. McDuffe, w. q. Craw-
ford, j. Hamilton Henegan, a. L. Evans, a. Tnrpin
Hsrllee Duncan Mcintyre, Thomas 3. Stanley.
Y Marian E H s, C.. July 23, 1857.
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Certificate of Il. s. Alexander, of the United
states Military Academy,

U. $ Military Academy Jan. 26. 1882
have used the BRIDGEWATER PAINT upon o the
buildings under supervision at West Point ind cheerfuy
add testimony its durability and cheapness In future
l shall recommend to my friends and il myself.
B. S. ALEXANDER Lit, Eng, IT, s. A,
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Certificate of G. H. TaIcott, Breyet Lie uten-
ant Colonel New York Arsenal.

New York Arsenal Oct 3 1851.
Being advised by of the first painters in the city OF New
York to the BRIDGEWATER PAINT in preference to
other upon the Ordnance Buildings my charge
ernors Island did So and found all that recommended
to be- The buildings which of brick speak for themselves
and ceeruy give my testimony in behalf of the virtues of
the paint, deeming ii superior to now in
G. TALCOTT, BIT. Ii Col.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

y
failure elect Directors shall dissolve the corporation
but the Board in Office shall continue the Of Junction.
until Board be elected. All of election
meetings of stockholders shall be given by publication
days in advance in at least two of the newspapers of New Or
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Tie Directors shall have power appoint all officers and
wants OF the Company fix their
pleasure may borrow money issue bonds
other obligations conditions as il
deem best and mortgage the property of the
e
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Certificate Of D. G. McCuAum, asst Engineer ".
Y. and Erie Railroad.

EHgIhetr UsWeEo, MaftH TO,
Having used the Mineral Paints which
have been before the public for several past and finding
of them what my opinion they
be- induced very reluctantly the
PAINT have painted several Bridges the and
Erie Railroad with this article aud have found be much
superior to any article Of the kndnow in
(SigneD D. C. McCULLUM,
Assist En- nd E,;Iro
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18
Certificate of Capt. st. Clair 1homasson, of tn
Steamer Magnolia.
Certificate Of Capt William Brourn, Of Towboat

have used the BRIGEWAIER PAINT, for which Messrs,
G. G. BOGERT Co agents the hurricane deck of the
owboa Popose The paint has been about three months
sparks cners constantly falling upon it, has had IF
whatever In about cour weeks it became perfect slate
and satisfied of its possessing all the qualities necessary
protection against the effects sparks
ders confidently recommend the Brdgewter Paint for the
purposes forth in the Agents circular.
(Signed,) VIM BROWN, Captain of Towboat Porpoise