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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.


@. fa.l
r. MATHEMATICS
,g's-.= FHoNOGRAPHY. etc.
in practical Manner business and eyery dsy ,s
can do 20 in the shortest possible time are Special
fessors and apartments for each branch.
None but the best experienced Professors and A.
sistaots will be engaged There are NINE APART
MENTsa Receptio. Room elegantly up visitors 20
that Pupils interrupted in their
ment for the Pupils of each Professor and also Practising
Rooms 80 that Pupils taking the full Course Of these
branches, can have ten hours practice each day.
All branches taught they should be praeced bust
ness and life The English French Spanish and
German the Commercial languages Of world and
the social literary scientific languages OF the greater
Europe and America daily becoming more all
persons Pupils will be exercised daily Reading Writing
speaking any language they may wish to learn.
~ Board can be had with families speaking any Of these
languages.
Noinsti,uon the United States Offers 50 great facilities for
he acquisition of the living languages education
as this. From 300 to 400 attend 1t annually.
These and other modern languages will be correctly
at this institution. -
expense will be spared
worthy of the confidence Of the public
Twenty thirty young will be qualified Teachers Of
my system Of Pennsnship, They will agents my
NEW WORK ON PENMANsHIP, and superior STEEL
PENS Young nen make from 800 $500 month when
qualified to teach. Bs writing will be objection appli
eants as this be o-ected Energy industry are
needed There Is work en for hundreds IN the United
and besides Mexico Cuba and South could
employ Al many Z sss4f - ~ : , tis-.i'i1
Time required to qualify Teachers from eight weeks
Ordinary in Penmanship from
keeping double and single entry from four eight weeks
single entry Alone from three Languages from
three four months. Photography, from four
Paners and country merchants able keep their
own and understand ANY
tits the ONLY INSTITUTION IN THE UNITED STATES
where persons advanced in life can, in PRIVATE APART
MENTs with SPECIAL PROFESSOR, perfect themselves
in ANY branch they may desire. --.-.as .-=-.-r5-
During the present year persons have attended from
Louisiana, r..s s..|
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BRIDGEWATER PAINT.
Certificates Of railroad Orr, emtcee. :

Certificates of Railroad Ors, eMtcee.
1havs the BR1DGEwATEE mt upon the building.
charge West Point and
xood qualities Of the paint desmpE i % TIT article
Lieut. and Quarter Master u q. Military Academy
Certificate Of oivsr e Lef; Superintendent Of Hud-
Hsdss9 Rys hssa SsT l
generally extent wood work.
Rss s as
seems to durability and adhesive
Late sppsrntsn Saay y E. / I. k ksi1;o.a
Mr.. Lee isnow Secretary H. r. Railroad.
Certificate of D. c. McCulum, asst Engineer N.
Y. and Erie Railroad.
s:se. 4
of them what in my opinion they
as .a
Assistant Engineer, N. Y. and +. Railroad.
ant q ss Yst
s.. IS
fi snasss an
hesy snfft 81 hs
paint superior snk TxEGofr pt It. COL
s,s.s ts9g sa ne United
ss: ":s % fS
add testimony 70 s durability and cheapnes In FUTURE
snail ~ Ls1ss Ms Ens
Painters Certificates.
using pa SsT o fs s * m ls
Sisspseissd IN il qpaes pain'sd " ordasses
sf
than
The undersigned having been induced By
ieaky condition during storms any extent the rain
through in several are happy to state
Cor Ninth and Stuyvesant streets
satisfied that Is fuiyeau
to e Fl SHS ~ and Dealers
Certificate of Joseph Benson Painter, 1872 Cana st.,
Ne,o Orleans.
the Brdgewater Paint for the pas i've months on
TIE
e e its mpde s5 e
and clnders and protection asains, leaks consider
all possessing qualities that particularly
JOSEPH BENSON ~ N Paint Painter,
The attention of Planters particularly d ected to the fol
lowing: ...- % L. 80. ...
We, the undersigned, Cotton Factors Commission Mer
purposes forth in the Agents Gireaar believe are
serving the interests of planters by calling attention to its
peculiar enduring and protective qualities.
WRIGHT WILLIAMS CO.,
GEO: NJ. PINCKARD 4 CO.,
WARD JONAS,
-.s WATT DESAULIES,
HILL, MCLEAN l. CO.
NJ. GREENWOOD X CO.
In addition to the above incontrovertibe testimony of tn
superiority of the BRIDGEWATER PAINT the Agents
their possession nnumerabe certificates be
application at their office.
The Agents deem their duty well for the protection
the public as for the character of the Paint
ton all interested against the imposition that has praced
to considerable extent the past Owing compica
ton of Company have been enabled keep
supply equal to the demand and ii within the POSITIVE
KNOWLEDGE of the Agents. that various mineral
have been sold parties OUT OF THE CITY, The Bridge
water Paint In order prevent any future disappointment
would suggest that orders be direct to u.s. to
correspondents here with instructions purchase
the Agents. For the FUTURE shall be regularly supplied and
will be able to fill orders any extent.
NO DEVIATION IN PRICE. TERMs-For all sums under
500 CASH from slOO $500 sixty days s2Ooand upwards
four months credit for approved city acceptance.
For sale dry in packages of $50 pounds, by
G.. C. BOGERT & CO.,
70 Camp street,
Agents for the States of Louisiana,
d22 If Mississippi, Alabama and Texas.
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.. LANGUAGES.
For the Languages lesson per day. $40 month;
blossoms per day, $50 do; to learn to read wre
and also to speak a Language grammatcally lessons
not limed).... 100 90
Those who already speak Language and wish
become good readers, and also to write and speak
granmatically. so 90
Strangers referred to circulars for letters from
Andrew Jackson President of the United States;
Hon. Van Buren,, President of United Sates
Hon. r. NJ Johnson late Vice President Of the United States
Hon. A. b. Roman, late Governor of Louisiana;
Hon. James G. Jones, late Governor of Tennessee;
Hon. John Gale, late Governor of Alabama;
Major General f. P. Gaines, late U. s. Army;
Hon. John Bell, u S. Senate;
Rt. Rev. Bishop Miles, TENNESSEE
Rev. DR.. Lindsey, President Nashville University;
Rev Dr. Chamberlain, President of Oakland College, Miss
Rev. DIR. Edgar, Tennessee
Hon. d. Prieur late Mayor Of New Orleans;
Hon. J. Stockton, late Mayor of Mobile
Rev. Mr.. soer, late President St. Charles College La;
Hon. Thomas II. Benton late U. S. Senate;
Ri. Rev. Bishop Otey, Tenn.
Rev. DR.. Howell, Tenn; ..
Rev. DR.. Wheat Tenn.
Or they refer to-
Hon. R. C. Wickfe, Governor Of louisiana
Hon, Joseph Walker, late Governor of Louisiana
Hon. A. G. Brown, late Governor of Mississippi e..
Hon. Jonh A. Quitman' do. do;
Hon. Henry s. Foote, do. dol
Hon. Crtenden Attorney General Of the United
States. ..,. 4 g.,.
Hon. P. Soue, late U. s. Senate ....ne =, .gt-
Hon. J. Slidell U. s. Senate; -- .t-sL-I-
Hon. George Euss, late Chief Justice of Louisiana;
Hon. ?. A. Rost late Supreme Court, Louisiana ; lf.
Hon. A. D. Crossman, late Mayor of New Orleans;
Hon. Jas Guthrie, Secretary of the Treasury, U. s.
G. Roselius ESQ.,, New Orleans, w. 3D..
Hon. Charles Derbigny, New Orleans; 80
Hon. Jon L. Lewis late Mayor of New Orleans; M
Messrs. Ward Jonas K Co., New Orleuns;a
Barriere & Co.. ~ do; -
Henderson & Gaines do.
Hewitt, Norton Co.. do;
Maunse White & Co., do; l.. -,-s.. .r'
Alfred Hennen, Esq. do;
Martin Gordon Jr., do;
John Gauche; do;
DR.. Mercer, do;
Hon. VIM. NJ Twin, late U. s. Senate
Hon. j. P. Benjamin, U. s. Senate;
Hon. Sam Houston late President of Texas
Gov. H. G. Runnels, Texas; '
Hon. Baltic Peyton, CAL,
Hon. Chas Scott, Chancellor Mississippi; . .--...
Chapman Coleman Esq, Louisville, Ky; = r,-H
George D. Prentice, Esq, KY;
A. Graillie, Esq, New Orleans; ..
Hon. John d. Freeman, Mississippi etc. etc. -
,.. RUFUS DOLBEAR,
m9 log Canal street, New Orleans
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G.and Encampment,

THE W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA l.
o. O. F. holds its regular sessions the first Mondays in Feb
and August of each the Odd Fellows
of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Officers for the year lS57Jas Stockton W. Grand Patr
arch A. Hero. NJ W. g. H Pries Smith R. ". G. S. War
G. Treasurer; s. NJ Todd R. w G. j. W. H. Miilspangh W.
G. Marsha B Dasiva W. g. Sentinel; John Frankford W.
OSCAR Barbee D. G. Patriarch Of District No. s. Ba.
tric No. l. Clinton; John crickaed, R. W. G. Rep. =
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Certificate Of John r. Miller, of Attakapas.

lAftAkapas MATCH IB, 1852.
In Jny last was induced to apply the BRIDG EWATER
MINERAL PAINT to Sugar House. and respect
has exceeded my expectations and the
by the Agents. Messrs. g. G. BOGERT CO. cheerfuly
add testimony 10 the embraced in gents
rShiar and recommend the same to Planters and others
the best Fire and Water Protector
have applied it, has been exposed last july
and has neither bstered cracked formed solid
metallic surface which has proved entirely mpervious
(Slghell JOHN 4. MILLER.
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nA BOARDING-THE LARGE AND ELEGANT
Et:T house known as the DESBAN. yERANDAH, in
M Camp street No. sl2 is now open for the reception Of
BILE locations IN the city, and the family
passed for comfort each having dressing cabi
attached There fine bath hnuse the premises
and the comfort of boarder few Day
Boarders can also be accommodated.
je3Q CATHARINE B. BOWERS.
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Interior Encnn,pments.

MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month.
IT, W. SHAW No. 10 the first and third Saturday in
each month in Clinton parish of East Feliciana.
intended for the Grand Encampment,
addressed to JAS Furneaux g. Scribe Odd Fellows
Hall, New Orleans. -
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JAMES FURNEAUX, G. Scribe.
"Odd Fellows Rest"

BoARDoF DIRECTORS FOR 1857 -ohdeers-Henry Bier
President; Boueme Treasurer Tho H. Shields
Cemetery Cornmeearper Dillingham; GardnerSmith JAS
Golding Finance CommitteeE. A. Patterson H. H Dent7e
j. Miller Eexton-Daniel Merritt Members-James Fu
Frank Lewis Goldman T. p. Peterson, Allison
j. P. Warner ]. C. Wagner.
VAULTS IN '.ODD FELLOWS REsTn may be procured
by apply to NJ CORY, sicles IS Canal street
At D. FELT STETsoSs 81 Camp street, H. MIIspAuGn
s. Mint and the Secretary office Odd Fellows Hail cor
Of Camp and Lafayettestreets. So -, ; - =.
Price OF Lots and VaulRegular lots square,
ditto by feet So Vaults double Stockholders Lodges,
$65; ditto, TO all others 10 single Lodges
S45 ditto, TO all others, $50. - " .
appcationto
THOMAS H SHIELDS secrstarr O. E Rest
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.sas General RELIEF Committee.

The following the officers members for the present
term say from July, 1857, 10 January, 1855:
Gerard Sth President he found at Recorders oce First
District Thos Shields Secretary Odd Fellows
Thomas F. Walker Treasurer 3 Common street, Theodore
Marks rs street, A. Thomson As Trhoupitouas
r. y Hoste Bank of Orleans LangeGbecker at Ln1sn-
chancs' Dealers Exchange, ST. Charles David
Moore 10 Poydrss street; A. McDouga box Mechanics
Dealers Exchange St. Charles sd Gzarnowski 70
ehogpitouss street, O. VOORHEES, aagazne street, Press
SON. Aeies L. Graham, 76 Camp stIeet J. Miller Boards
warehouse; T. Jones, Third District; W. KotlDg, Fourth Dis
trict H. DeGruys Second District Eneas Smith, Common
between Camp and ST. Charles streets,
THoS. H. sHIELDS, Secretary
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And the applications for the ensuing fall larger than any
previous season. -SfL'
Itdepends entirely its OWN MERITS for support and
while institutions in the South literally endowed by
State have utterly failed THIS has increase 1t
is the INTEREST well the duty Of all persons identified
with the South sustainits institutions LEARNING and ed
ucate their children in them. .fr. '.+=
s9- All persons attend until THEY perfectly SAT-
ISFIED. So.
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81 a .gfaf IASURANCE COME AUIB q, ~ Ill ssss9S
HOME eans S Nulh.A
A BrothsT .Pressssss
wheeler ssss
M 5as III. MUTUAL INSURANCE CoNr1HY, II.
on psIhbsr,sn; President.
NEW H. sss S.a
J. Tuyes President
I. g Adams Secretary.
CRESCENT Es IN. MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Cornss
e GsSRss jonas adams P;s dent.
eas. corner Camp and Naiehez Streets
gs,ggs, Prs.ssnt
Jsns.i
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner csr-
Thomas T.na sloo: President;
James Rdssrds .se see
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, No. sos
r0 onser s s,Isfsr .p,.,;d.,.
DELAWARE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Of PIN
de lP ia corner prneT Camp and Graver streets
PROVINCIAL 1NsuaANcH COMPANY. -
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITY "a
Trust Company, No. 4s Camp treet
rEaSHssEs MARINE Avn viar iss;s s1ss., Agent
pany s. Charles and Peraido streets.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE INsu
Eap ngSs. =. koeewald Byrns Directors
MONARCH INSURANCE COMPANY Of London, No.
Union street. tgt5@s3 ~ 5l9,
Ew. Agent
HOME INSURANCE of New York, of Camp and Graz
vier Streets 80, .55+=
n ". rsSne.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY; and
ETSA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, corner of Camp and
Poydras street. rs
Laiting Hitchcock Co. gents 81
STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Philsdsas
phia, and 3ESSst
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY of Harria.3
burg, Penn, No. 80 Camp street. .S4f9 7-ass
Chas. A. Labuzan L Co.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, IL Camp street. g..4 ~
A. Chapella. President.
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY, 80 Royal street ,s.
Henry Peychaud. President.
L. RACE. vice President,
LOUIS barnett. Secretary
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, q st. Charles
street, Zacharie Buildings. ~ X IS Ell a I'll
racede forstaii PRESIDENT.
Eme Debuys. Secretary.
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RAILROAD coMpANEs.

NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
{ streets. - 'A5I 80
Office As Carondeet street.
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
at Algers. - s'9,19i +Es7''y
it5 " ~ President,
a. p. Seeger..'. VICE fres't
p. .SecretAry.
Ofice, corner st. Peter and Old Levee Streets
NEW ORLEANS AND PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
CompanyDepot Eysan Fields and Victoria
~. RESIDENT
n: .Secrettry.
Office, Victoria street, near the depot.
NEW ORLEANS AND CARROLLTON RAILROAD-De.
pot corner Baronne and Perddo streets ssE
LAFAYETTE HORsE-GAR RAMROAD-Depet, Is Ba-
rome street, -,-sE-.4t.t t-+ss'rs3fs ~ Il
cARRoLToN AND, LAKE RAnRoAD-Depot Tivoli
Circle. $500
george CuTrle duncan. President.
Office, No. ID Baronne street. sssss
dren and Elxsan Fields Streets 5.y3.l5l5 r. e
bakeWeil Executor.
Office No 90 Common street. 4 i al NH I71-5757 ss
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, 81 Camp street. ga
az Ieger fres,aen..
TEHAuNTEPEC COMPANY, Is Commercial Alley; u
Emile RESIDENT.
L. Heyl1nger Secretary.
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Certificates of Masters of Vessels, Ship Car
penters, etc.
Certificate Of Hughes 8. Palette.

New Orleans, March !, 1886.
We have used the Bridgewater Mineral Paint which G. c.
Boge Co are agents for the past five
the Louisiana Dry Dock have had opportunity
Judging of its merits durable protective paint
In opinion is superior any have
applied on fresh work. and Is in respect equal what
is represented be. In short slate
and yet great body and elasticity For decks
sells railroad bridges depots and every description of
painting that exposed to the weather. the Bdgewaer Paint
consider Invaluable.
- (Signed) HUGHES, yALETTE CO.,
Agents Of the Louisiana Dry Dock,
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CHURCHES.


- w. c Duncan, camp, Basin. -E-t
CATHOLIC: -s7ts e5-
Annuncialion- Vaudeville and Morales.
Immaculate Conception-BAronne, on Canal.
tJesuit'Sl-Baropne Common b. i}tf 4
Louis Standardization Square.
st. Anhony-Rampart, c. CONT TO q
st. Alphonse-S Andrew, b. Live Oak and LAUREL,
St Augusine-Bayou Read, C. st. Claude.
ST. BaIholomewFiere, b. Seguin and Bartheleuy, Al.
St. John Bapts-Dryades b. and CalIiope ss
St, Joseph--Common, b. Marias and Where.
ST. Mare-Conde, n. Ursnne. b 4 I z
81. Mary-Josephne, b. Live Oak and Laurel,
st. Parck-Camp b. Julia and Gired
ST. Peter--MarigDy b. Casaealvo and Greatmen. ga
St. Theresa-Carnp, opp. junction with Prytanis,
st. Trniy-St. Ferdinand.
St. Vincent de Paul-Greatmen, Montegut, II
Ursnline Gonyent-Below the city. 49,
CHRISTIAN Camp, G. Melponene. l5-.5
FIRST C0NGREGA TIoNAt: ST. Charles .. Julia 3
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL; st. Peter s-{Seauens Bethel
Espanads LEglist Proestane Francase-R amparti q,
Rienyille. Christ Church--Cana Dauphine. St. PAus
lamp, Gaiennie, St. LrkesHercue Felicity road.
Trinity--Jaeksou Plaquemine. Annunciston Annun-
citation Square Mount 0livet-Agiers.
LUTHERAN: Euterpe, b. Bacchusa and pryades.
g Chestnut. Moreau Esghien pryades Telrsshore.
Piety, Greatmen Marias, b. Benpiean Conb Cetee,
jackson ST. Paul. (coored0 Csrrolltos. csrroten.c
PRESBYTERIANs Lafayette Square. Prytania. & Clio.
u Cssacave, n. Rairead Canal, FIanklin- FULTON,
Josephine. Prytanis, g. Josephine. Thaa, g Benton
Bonlignys Canp,n n. Cads = ~.
GERM. EvANt. Proestnn--Pkilip c. Chippewa. ProteE-
tant-Glie, b. Apolleand Naysdes ~
UNITARIAN: Prytanis Callicre. Clio Prytsbs aud
Dryades Terps:ch Nayades. Euterps, o. Bacchus
and Dryades.
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Certificate of the NeU Orleans Underwriters.
The pndersigesd underwriters having confidence in the
BklpGEWA TEk PAINT for the covering of shnge roof
and frame buildings, will at all times give those fire rsks
preference where the Bridgewater Paint is used.
l. MATHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Company,
4. A.-ADAMS Pres't Crescent :.
A. BROTHER, Pres't Home :, .
j. PEMBERTON. Pres'tE O. :.
EDWARD OGDEN Agent General Mutual =.
CHAS. BRIGGS, Agent Liverpool and London .
sAML. F. ASHTON Agent Delaware Mutual ;.
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New iberia, Attakapas, March o. 1856
The opinion entertained by of the BRIDGEWATER
PAINT expressed in the above certificate
more than confirmed since most valuable
paint known and combines virtues claimed Tor by the
Agents. (signed) JOHN F. MILLER,
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Certificate of Um. C, Tempieton.

g. q Bogert-Dear sir have used your BRIDGE wA TER
PAINT on the decks of steamships and having tested
its value Gheerfu recommend its the best and
economical paint have used find unequaed for
painting decks covered with canvas being durable
10 water and protection against fire.
(Signed) W, C, TEMPIETOS
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COTTON PRESSES.

COVvNN PRESSES
ALABAMA, - 90 1910
FACTORS, - D.. 80 Ss b
Corner Tcheupitouas and Henderson streets.
St. Mary's street. between Perdido and Poydras.
LOUISIANA,
Corner st. Thomas and Basin streets.
MISSISSIPPI
= Corner Tchonpitoulas and Richard streets.
BRAMAH. -Is}55
Corner Tchouptoulas and Market Streets
MERCHANTS, NM = ~ selsg5
New Leves and Louisa streets.
ORLEANS, IL
Corner Levee and Rofhgnac streets. s5t =. A.,
Corner Annunciaon and Richard Streets
Corner Levee and Clouet streets, Third District
SHIPPERS, r 80. 5#l1'T y
r>,or Corner Henderson and New Levee streets.
WOODS, 1'' 80 anu - N''As nag 'oes'''
TEXAS, - - $3.50 - +, s. t.
- Corner Of Tehoupitoulas ar Orange streets
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS, t5ls55 e-5J ~
Leyee street, between st. Ferdinand and Monteguk
PICAYuNE, n
Lsyee street, opposite Post lss, Third District.
,,, New Leyee and Roffgnac streets. ss
NEW COTTON PRESS,
Levee street, between Monegutand Cloaetstrssts,
Third District a7@
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Certificate Of Capt. Hall, bark Hapatha.

New Orleans, Dec. IT, 1855.
have used the Brdgewaer Paint and houses of
the bark Hiawaha and find superior any paint
recommend it to masters of vessels especially decks
une last decks leaked and the Bdgewaer being strongly
applied which been
perfectly tight and have needed caulking painting
(Signed) DAVID. H. HALL. Master bark Hiawatba.
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r. r. r.
A SIMPLE SOLUTION OF A sCIENTIFr
MEDICAL PROBLEM. -
RAD WAYS RELIEF


RAD WAYS RELIEF
g. .,sy- 81 VIII prevent and cure
The FEvERs whether contagious or nom
contagious infectious simple with the same safety
. .Ass pek from the system the simple s
diseases, or relieves, II al. -.9 4
f.r4 t ways does, .53f
THE MOST TORTURING OF PAINS AND ACHES
Physicians give Csoms Bus Pill ninety nine com.
plants ont Of hundred tits seido prescription given
but thAt Mercury Caoms FERNS the principal part
the In fact is Of the most popular and positive
laws the medical faculty that when they
what to give patient cannot clearly sbsn satisfactory
diagnosis Of the disease of the patient give Caomen Now
contend that Railways READY RELIEF or REGULA-
TORSether Of thempossesses greater variety virtues
than Mercury in FORM and Ia capable of restoring
where Caome would consign its victims to death. ~
FEvERs.
There is in section of country present
fatal and general, notice that 'E e.t
Yellow Fever, .'-.s Or. n'-- "a. .,.. g.,
Bilious Fever, .r ...--
b., Fever and Ague,
"a. u.. Typhus Fever, A.F
Nc. Scarlet Fever - '.' .-... ..a=-
'-@t.- Ship Fever ~ - ....' l
Chagres Fever, .- a-.,-
Nervous Fever, J.. q
F.. Congestive Fever, " . 49,
Brain Fever,
-..n Bone Fever,
Lung Fever, etc.,
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Odd Fellows, Hail Associat,on.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS, HALL
AssoCI ALTON meets at their office in Odd Fellows Hail.
the first Monday of every month. y ssa LIE 7''7f7'
SEdward Psbuy PRESIDENT Thomas H. Shields Secretary
John D. Bein Treasurer j. G. Dunlap John Orchard H. d.
Rareshde A. W. Bosworth, Geo Drmeyer Bernard Cohen
and W, b, Cook, : =
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ALGIERS WARE-HOUsES-A no
"A COCHRAN HAIL, Agents Nc. 50 Gravier street who
prepared to the favorable
road and Pig Iron, Liverpool Bulk Salt etc
For terms, etc., apply as above seq
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LeTtyfCate o. CaPI Uu1R, o. snip X u. ShepheTd.
New Orleans, Dec. IS, 1856.
Having used the Bdgewater Paint other parts
of vessel, for time cheerfuy endorse its
merits and consider the best paint for durability protec
ton that | have used
(Signed) JAMES GALE, Master of ship R. D. Shepherd
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Certificate of Capt. Hitler, of ship 1I,TeH,
New Orleans March 8, 1856
been using the Bridgewater Mineral the house
Of ship for the past years. and consider
BILE paint for going vessels recommend without
HESITATION both for economy and its protective uua
Ties. (Sgned1 THOMAS G. HILER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12

The undersigned Recorder Mortgages for the
and city Of New Orleans the within charter was
recorded this day in his Office in book society No 49,
-. JOHN HOLINESS Recorder.
NeW orehHs, august II 5I,f ,h .law5t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12
Certificate Of Capt William Bro,rn, of T,o,vJoat
POTD0lse

I have used the BRIGEWAfER PAINT for which Messrs
G. c. BOGERT Co agents. the hurricane deck of the
so%eoat The paint has been about
feet whatever In about four weeks became perfect slate
and satisfied Of its possessing all the qualities necessary
insure it certain protection against the effects sparks
ders confidently recommend the Brdgewater Paint for
purposes set forth in the Agents circular.
(Sgned) VIM. BROWN Captain of Towboat Porpoise.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12

NOTICES. CAIIUZAC l. co. HAVING DISSOLVED
this date either partner will sign the of said firm
liquidation. RAYMOND CAHUZAC,
STANISLAS PLASSAE.