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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-06-04
LICJIOR STORE.

- FELTON, would respectfully inform q
os public that Il il ready at his old stand, uno
Hall & Russell's n side the public square, to FUR
ish those wantlnr RI ,QC0RS with almost ever
thing in that line he "a, lately made large addton,
original package. he has on hand, and for sale in q
quantity from qpt upwards =
Brandy.-Signe-e. Cogniac old Hennessy, and o''l
Gin.-Swan American, and Schcidam Schnapps. -.
TTniskey-Scoth Old Rye, MonOngahela and RectM'
UTne-Currant Port and Brown Sherry.
Fresh Camphenelnd Burning Fluid kept constantly =
hand. Also 95 percent Alcohol. - Ia ouar
CIGARS of the bet brands. Jugs of all sizes H'"'
TASKS and large dantity of empty barrels
Binghamton Ale the gallon or barrel :, ,or-a,
Those fayoring N, with their patronage may oe 'e'
that all articles willie what they are repre>t.'e Rad
n. B. The person ,Ao borrowed my "i'"e
requested to return !
Tovanda JapuorvS, 1876. ----&
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-06-04
WANDA
FEMALE SEMINARY 7

TTNHE MISSES HANSON respectfully inform the public
that the Winter Term of their school will open in the
building second street, west of the Ward House,
Monday. December |. lS56
Miss o. ID. HANSON will have the general supcrinten-
dence of the school asSi-e. in Music by Miss RElECCA
u. HANSON, and in FreRrh by Miss EMMA HANSON.
Thankful for the patronage already extended to them
they beg leave those cnrustng their daughters
in their charge that every effort will he made to deserve
the confidence and favor of their patrons.
The school year will consist of four quarters Of eleven
weeks each The summer vacation commencing in July.
and ending in September. of days will be
taken at the holidays.
TERMS, QUARTER
First Classic include the elementary English | &c m
Second Ciass-To include the more advanced stu- J
dies ofthe English branches with Mathematics, 50 90
and the study of Latin and French. ..........
Third Classic include Mathematics Menta)
and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Botany &c. So 90
with Latin and French, ch,.....................1
Each pupil will bring with her desk and chair. There
will be no extra charge whatever.
MUSIC-Instruction the Piano, with of instru-
mcnt will he given by Miss REBECCA d. HANSON, at SO
per quarter.
Boarding for young ladies he obtained in private
families at reasonable rates Pupils from distance will
receive the especial care of the teachers.
They beg leave to refer to the following named gentle
men :-Rt Rev ALONZo POTTER, Bishop of the Diocese
of Penna Philadelphia Rev. DR.. MACLEAN, President OF
the College of New Jersey.
Hon. DAVID WILMoT, G. F. MASON, c. l.. WARD john
f. MEANS, ID. F. BARsTow, H. S. MERCUR, o. ID. BART
RETT, f. o. GOODRICH, Towanda.
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Clippings.

Boy running into the drug store with dipper in
his hand: Doctor mother sent me to the shotecary
pop quickern blazes, coz bulbs sick with the picken
chex, and she wants thimbe full of polly Collie in
this tin dpper, we hav'nt bottle, and the pint
cups got bine Writers int Got any?
Sedey," said Charles II, :" Look me out man
who can't be corrupted have sent three treasurers
to the North and they've all turned thieves" Wel
your majesty, recommend Mivert.' Mivert. you
dog " said Charles, why MNert is thief already"
" Therefore he cannot be corrupted your majesty"
said Sedey.
"Junius, just come from de Court-h house, where
made short speech" '' Madea speech, Sambo yer
don't say so! 6 Yeas, yeas; made speech
short speech short speech-a reyy short speech'
why, nigga, what did yer say?' Wall, dey called
me up In de court, and said, Not GUILTY."
Why is tight boot like windmill? Because it
grinds the corn.
Why is a cowardly soldierlike butter? Because he
is sure to run when exposed to lire. ,
! preacher, walking through graveyard, said
Here lie the dead and here the living lie.
"Ned has run away with your wife, said one friend
to another. rs it possible? truly pity his sudden
mishap.'
Travellers in Turkey carry with them lozenges Of
| opium on which is stamped Mash Allah, the gilt
of God"
| Nat what are you leaning over that empty cask
| for?' I'm mourning over departed spirits"
There Is a man IN Anglers VINO tells Sucn good Sto-
res that his friends say it is dangerous to walk with
him in the forests for all the hyenas come round him
to laugh.
An eminent painter was asked what he mixed his
colors with to produce extraordinary an effect.
mix them with brains, sir !" was the answer.
Many women are beloved without knowing it, but
more women think they are beloved when they are
not They generally discover their mistake after
marriage.
(which is the Oldest berry," The elder-berry.'
"Good morning, Patrick-siippery this morning.
"Slippery? And, be lbers, it is nothing else your
honor; upon my word, and slipt down three times
without getting up once"
Peace is located in the heart 1t does not depend
upon the order of the house nor the state OF the nation.
pacific disposition is always commendable, ertep:
,vhen it amounts to pasilanimity.
friend, one Saturday afternoon, hailed fisher
man as he was skilIIully "essayng the willy fishers
art for trout, with: Hello, there! Got anything ~
| g Got anything! of course not; only came here
| last Wednesday,
| A clergyman having written some observations on
| ShakSpeare,S plays, carried d specimen OF his per
Torrance to Sheridan and desred his opinion. Sir
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q and Isl Chartrcs street.
General Agents for the South.

NT0TlCE-IHA HAVE HEARD FOR SOME 7EEKS PAST
~ has been handled by picHy drum.
Thu city, who hired buy and deceive honest
when they lana the Levce Pnntchar rain Depot that my
house measles, deter my
coming To this evil the public the
report designed ire hr worthless
had in Jnnuary 10 to Is mtuAes, aud
like many WHO in bloi denied it and said had
house. advised hose who wished bring
thcir negrus do unit riG OF the detsc. did
send negro of my house. hut fixed my spitA,
hired nIrsr fifteen all we'll No
the SIS au cost but 30 per ay
say house is from the epidemic aud has
FIR ory nj days; the house newly uni he'd
he benches in The s would advise all here
af pay attention lies Come and if any
thing is wrong will tel you BENZ. SCREWS,
l59 Grayer street.
Slave Depot. New Orleans March -, 1857.
sMnhi ADVERTISED please copy for week, and forward
bill for p0ymenr.
EpAL-5a large lump rAieu Coal sil,hlc Tor rnun
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BRIDGEWATER PAINT.

FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS,
S+.,mbo.s s., p.,,s Gar.
-
VI :" ayr an - oi-D"o" "'Hn
ALSO, Ior HI klhos Of
ifN'N WYNN, Abo'E AMI eNDh" "AiHH'
~ ~ y<>~ru,r o, ro x
NO. " lamp street, N. ".
rho.-,o ,,.,. =, Dn,ncpu.rpp p.1rr ~.
an ..rt, 49, ~, ~, .,i. - -, ..ah
,ishos ,t. A. ,..-., 49,, +. - A.. -. ;,o
an. ,.h. a,.s ~ a., -. 49,, IN .hs.,o
onJn noi. 80. . -. - r., -. .;a 40 r.a;~o..
a. -. -. -,
~ '.eu te"'moni' from pafnes' io the mos part "eii
Far ooror,no Pc o,,h.r TT, 1,o z;, pr r,,ros ~
Wood II will h. fopnd ;,va,uabs M III. hand;,a ,ntna or
of tho material rnop bch 10 rsed doas mt a.e,
the Paint Tn ,wen,v rour hour, dr;es and IN four ,eels
becomes nerfect slate As FIRE and WATERpP0OE
Paint II will he rund suneror IN any other and ,sfect
lection tn bu;,dinp against sharks c;nders atc
7, ,ov..s,as ora.. pony TT ,ST1r1Ty rrpyrp1r
and ADHESIVE nronert;es snneror In anv ;,era,
now inuse
For DE,Ks or CTF.NEps sh.r uyo,5 -, Co,-o, - has
M rva, M Il mt only dries ad; % h.co,.. a, hard u
stone in comnaraiv.Iv short time rompg coating nerrcv
SPARK and CISDEP PROOF Tho ursat hod or ~. pain.
which has as.oisbed all na;nters who have used II aas
th hoe, ond h.onoot co,ar;n, ro- WON rTy 1--WE .
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

w Ths 1dmnis'la.len e d Fshnssects veInifses
s III
he
Mss.rsi B: 4. Tahnestoek Co.: " - s,, 49, -
remarkable expulsion Of worms from my
snS !" Y AR sE' w e y ssn @na
mend it as the best medicine in use: 80.
country hans throughout the United States my2 lm&W
DoCT0K. HIGHLANDS oELEBRATED GER
Dr. nd!E n jh ptses1sS oY fH14pr1rHA Pa
Ss 's"sss
t.en + ls Gs?s;lpFsii, Piles,
Head, ,Aeidty Of t6e Stomach
F Sr4,s. Weisht R hs ss FG sSs,
fluctuations, Sinking or Flutering at the Pit
and sa asb sxF% as s H ss s n@ss
4 s assi Bsssssy i s
he Skin an. Eyes. rsia
lieut. sS $s$na: e.; , 5sa of
and great Depression
The proprietor in calling The attention of the nub to ,
Preparation does with feeling of the confidence in
mended. 80 ''''n'
81, new and n .n sss but that
reputation and unvled by similar preparations es
and well known physicians and individuals all parts Of the
country immense and careful perusa of Almanac rub
tshed annually by the proprietor had gratis any
OF his Agents cannot but satisfy the skepca that
Principal Office and Manufactory No. 96 ARCH street. Phil
adelphia. Pa.
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Btters superior all preparations
JACKSON, La, August Is. 1854.
Dear SI feel bound express qualification to you for
che ncaculabe benefit have derived from the bot
Ties OF German Biters. found all
recommend them 10 be- and cheerdly the
public as safe and remedy for the diseases
tehdsd o and superior to all other in
THE BlTTERs ALL THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE
JACKSON, La, August %, 1854.
Dear Sir have used your German Btters and find
all they represented and cheerfuy recommend them
70 the public MS an excellent medicine
Respectfully yours. W. f. FAULKNER.
l.. MAYER says:
HARRsosBuRG, La, May @, 1883
Your German Bitters very valuable medicine. have
disposed OF all received from and wish supply
mediatey. -
Dr.. RAYBoLD QUAIL says:
have for year the German Bers prepared by
you In practice extensively 1t will shortly be the only
medicine OF the kind that be readily sold here
lieve that In less than there will be
vicinity than in any other part of the country.
DR.. RABE says: FRANKLIN La June "a 1872
Your German Bers have become popular heresn and
wish n fresh supply Immediately.
E. A. ADAMS l. co. say:
RICHMOND, La. Jnne q 1858.
Your Btes give universal who have used
them.
You should bear In mind that these entirely vega
table,
lions recommended for similar diseases.
Sold by Druggists and Storekeepers and village
j. Wright L CO.,
aui6 lvdWkA New Orleans.
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Selected Certificates.

Certificate Of the NetD Orleans Underwriters.
The undersigned Underwriters having confidence in the
BR1DGEWATE PAINT for the covering of single roofs
and frame buildings will at all tines give those fire
preference where The Bridgewate Paint is used.
j.. MATTHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual Insurance COMPANY,
T. A. ADAMS, Pres'I Crescent :.
A. BROTHER, Prest Home :. .
j. PEMBERTON Pres't \. o. :. .
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual ,
CHAS BRIGGS Agent Liverpool and London =.
SAML. F. ASHTON, Agent Delaware Mutual :.
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Nsm Orleans 9ailT Crescent.
From the Saturday Evening Post
Angel Voices.


We can hear them in the c1ang
And the jar Of crime snd trade,
Songs the sons Of morning sang
When times cornerstone WAS laid
Yes, we hear them evermore,
In the pauses of the strife,
limiting Of deathless shore,
And a crowned immortal life.
Stern progressions thunderous march
Cannot drown the higher strains,
Chanted meath the awful arch
For our losses aud our gains;
Stunned against the stony wall
OF deaths old time mystery,
Generations rise and fall,
Like windy, desolate sea.
We have gained the higher slopes
OF the newer, better times
But the green hills fowery tops
Hint Of further purple chimes!
And, alas the myrtles sweet
That have won our brows from pain,
Climb and blossom at our feet,
Out of valleys rooted with rain
Bruised by our ancient fall
From the starry heights OF God,
We are poets, feeling all
That was lost in human blood.
Feeling inly that to be,
Even through life undone,
Is far nobler than to lie
From nonentity unwon!
We are prophets Of the truth,
And the worlds touch cannot strain
That which glorifes our youth
From the old abuse of pain.
Far below US, in the vale,
Leans dark and thorny cross,
Vine-like, clasped with the bale
OF our heavy human loss.
From the shadow, where we cried
With our faces on the sod,
We have gained the sunny side,
Full into the smile of God
So they haunt US evermore,
In the pauses of the strife,
Voices from the starry shore
OF crowned immortal life!
Cleans Of fragrant Mays that shine
Where the worlds dust falleth not
Lights, like golden seas Of wine,
Isling many a sinless spot
Revelations are, whereby
We are made to understand
Life and deaths great mystery,
And the mystery beyond! -
Yea, our babes, with folded hands,
Safe from any change or time,
OF the rare and radiant lands
Are prophesy sublime
EMMA ALICE BROWNE
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JOHN F. MILLER.


New Iberia, Attakapas March IS, 1856
The opinion entertained by oil the BRIDGE q AFTER
PAINE expressed in the above certificate in 1882
more than confirmed since consider it the
paint KNOWN and combines all the virtues claimed
Agents. (Sgned) JOHN +, MILLER,
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Certificate Of j. II. Whiting, Master Of Bark Yam
Lee RinHe

Orleans, May !, 1882
The BRIDGEWATER Fire and Weather Prof PAINT,
having been strongly recommended me, ] Induced
apply the decks of vessel and gives better sis-
than any other paint have It
SHIP mnsle and evcit will twhen properly applied pre-
leaks of decks and the wood. consider
yaabc discovery for ship owners Intend use
the ridgGwHte Mineral Paint in preference other
j. H. WHITNEY, Muster OF Bark Yankee Blade.
Certificate of J. II. ashley, Master Of Schooner L.
f. Rogers.
New Orleans July L. 1852.
Ihave used the BRIDGEW AVER PAINT on the decks %
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The Love Quarrel.
BY MIGNoN.

BY MIGNoN.
Does he fancy-this lover benighted--
That because, in petuant fit,
He has chosen my corner to quit,
1 feel terribly punished and sighted?
Does he think that II. sit here and sigh,
In penitent misery, hoping
That he melt when he sees me thus moping.
And pardon my thoughtless reply?
MOI no! it was wrong, confess,
And had he but told me so kindly,
Not run on so madly and blindiy,
To have wept out my shame and distress.
But now I will show him that woman
Isn't quite like the spaniel he spurns,
Which to fawn on his angry hand turns
That she's sometimes intractably human.
Though he seeks out the artful coquette,
Who, If rumor speaks truth, once SO nearly
And that she's well skilled see clearly
Wove round him her dangerous net;
Though he draws her, upon his arm leaning,
To a seat from all others remote,
Where purple-hued draperes float
Around them, their figures halEscreening,
And whispers, while she listens smiling,
Through her loose-falling, god-tnted curls-
U, sun-gleam on rubies and pearls
Her smile is as Circe's beguing.
Though in seeming confusion, down. lancing,
She wells meath their dark fringe her eyes, H
Then uplitts them in sndden surprise,
In fullness of splendor enhancing
Though her bracelet perversely refuses
TO be clasped, aud, with pretty TRADE,
She strives on, rejecting his aid,
Then at last, with sweet fattered excuses,
Accepts it-for what is the harm?
Though, with deXterous buDgle, he fingers,
And touches with quiverng fingers
That satin-smooth, lily-white arm;
l care not-1 know he's but trying ..
To make me repent that l crossed him
To fear that forever I've lost him;
For is he not furtively eying
My face all the time? All ! he'll rue it!
Yes, since such false game he has started,
I'll follow it up till, sick-hearted,
He thinks in earnest pursue it!
I'll smile on the wife-hunting squire,
Who has lands, houses, goid-brimmng Golfers,
Who has made me-he knows t-six offers,
Whom he rails at with jealousy's ire.
Straight past him I'll waltz with the gay
And gallant lieutenant, whose sash,
Gold lace and bewitching moustache ..--.
Have stolen each soft heart away.
I'll talk in the other embrasure
To the poet. whose eloquent eyes
Ever look such DEVOTION whose signs
Are as plantiyely sweet as his measure.
Then if, when the beauty deserving
With lip that essays to be scornful
But with glanceS so meltingly mournfuI
He stands aloof, watching me flirting,
should go to him softly and say,
''We were both of us foolish-'tis o'er-
Let us never do so any more ~
Do you think that he'd frown me away?
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have used the BRIGEWArER PAINT, for which Messrs.
G. c. BOGERT co. the hurricane deck of the
boat Popose The paint has been about three months
and sparks and ciuders constantly falling upon it, has Ind cf
whatever. In four weeks perfect
and satisfied of its possessing all the qualities necessary
insure certain protection against the effects Of sparks and Gin
ders confidently recommend the Brisewher Paint for the
purposes forth in the AGENTS circular.
(SiguedD WIN. BROWN, Captain Of Towboat Porpose.
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Certificate of HIM. S. adams, Master of Ship 10
Seph Holmes

New Orleans, Dec s. 1852.
have used the BRIDGEW ATER MINERAL PAINT on
the iron work of the ship Joseph Holiness for the last twelve
months, aud think is superior red lead any other paint
for iron that exposed 10 salt water WM. 5. ADAMS.
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New Orleans, Feb. 4, 1854.
Having had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted with the
BRIDHEWATER PAINT and its merits thoroughly tested We
concur in opinion with Capt ThonHs,on of the Magnolia
and Capt. Brown, of the Porpoise. We chceriully
mend said paint ? superior article
HUGHES, yALkTTE THOMAS, Louisiana Dock Yard.
J.P. WHITNEY It CO., Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
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CeTElfCaEe q Capt. II. T. Carpenter, o. Sup EhsA.
beth DeniSOn.
New Orleans, Dec 4. 1852.
IhRve used the BRlDG FWArEk MINERAL PAINT. for
which G. C. }DGEltT Co the decks Of
ship and !y to its superiority all other Paints
1t is cheaper durable any Other
Rnd huveno he ittton in nnmcudn to the
best substance for ship purposes know OF.
NJ. i. tARPENTElt Master of ship Elizabeth Denson.
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Certificate Of Joseph Benson Painter, 1872 Camp ST.
Netr Orleans.

New Orleans Feb. 6, 1852.
have used the Brdgewater Paint for the past
brick and plaered buildings and tin single
roofs and in instance it has given the fullest satisfaction
From tests and experiments made under immediate
ton testify its being proof against the
and cinders and protection against leaks consider far
peror TO mineral paint have
all outdoor purposes possessing qualities that particularly
commend it for use in a Southern climate.
JOSEPH BENSON Painter,
No. l32 street.
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N d II c E I.
JefcyS Doube-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
Nth India Rubber Bal Vuires

Jetoy's Dou5le-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
With India Rubber Bal Vuires,
lions, Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River Steamers
Dwellings, ETC.. etc, etc.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent State
India Rubber Ball Valves is now prepared to- recev o I
and furnish same. This valuable invention patented June
YORK Fir GeId hat year. Il" In 5' nr%
confidence his efforts bring ii general use viii be
seconded ~ all who sees rs operation and construction
PHmp Valves wlat once be anpHrfn thinking mind
certainty opsrm and perfection of action which cannot
by nc e OF y 2hf a Ff bn Tine simplicity Of
aud repnceh comp form renders this the
s or more s @ f"m" at
% r2 'hs to e FIRE Fn ay can I" moment be
Size No poesSe capacity of forcing 20 gallons min
Size No possesses capacity Of forcing 40 gallons per
Size 4possesses capacity of forcing IS gallons per
up 70 capacity of gallons per minute course
and may "2T be expected No, land are a
hCs and he ordinary uses t. which Pump generally ap
psSsabe
they viii speak for themselves and that later
they will 20 go esns'S use io soa, . r. n,..
ei S 0f fsP SPSH"? H. r ss
street, the office Of the UNDERSIGNED in
''s'i 10 Gut anu '' XNDERsoS D. bIETER, Agent,
[-w,..,.,r BILLIARD TABLES UUNsrANr4Y
- hand and for sale from the nnnufacoryo of
1=S~ Messrs. j. NJ. BRUNSWICK BRO, Cincinnati
superur rosewood llard Tables Brunswick's patent Ush
ioGs also Cloths Balls, Cues and all other trimmings belong
ing to this line. ,, -, A., ......., =.
AL A. ". MERRIAM,
nil " - t,LreS LnLlhr- H--Nll. : :.
Ti>.j,i.UIIIJN -Tnn COFATETN -No lIF Ff.nVI-
- nTv ynE the Undersigned Ender the firm of
+ RuERT PITkIN co, is hi, day dissolved by mutual
co.e-Cbnres Fonda disposing of his interest to r. Pik
n will continue business and fully authorized TO
th name nj the urn in liquidation OF its affairs and will
q nv ~" i,s iiahiiiIies ROBERT PITkIN,
" ''N' N'' ' CHAS. FONDA.
New Orleans January O. ls57.-ial2
BACKING IARN-lIU coll. Tor sale by
= ALFRED kEARNY,
mcO 2taw5t I. Magazine street.
WHITE AE1AD-J tons various qu titles, some very
w ime aud sonG low Pttetd, for 81 G ~
ALFRED KEAPNY,
ussO 2tav5s II Magazine street,
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DISsOLUTION-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
Jacob Co. day by consent,
the settlement of which will be attended by the firm of F.
+ /: BtsSxHs
COPARTNE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAVE
GGce Gn nT under the
F. JACOB DussuMIER CO., Nos. 46 A and q Old Ievee,
corner Of Cont street. f +: i bSssGM1ER
NoTICE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
sSis'a BY S the da s o t. and the
ss5 s GER!
It's current liabilities will be protected by JAMES DONE
Novembers 1856. JAMES II. DONEGAN.
Cotton Factorage and business in New Orleans
in and for his account Office heretofore
New orleans November s, 1856. do
FIRM Of kAWLlNs. Dun IN
will be continued for purposes of liquidation only
July 1856 L. fAH H. D Di Na.''''
COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
- ~ formed copaTnsrhp under the style Of DUNCAN
o NJ 10 succeed the late hf % HSwn' TRsan Nj
Julyl, 1856 GEO. VIM. LOGAN, Jr.
s8-on retiring from the Commission Business great
late firm Of Rawns Duncan Co. and at the same time beg
is'n and to solicit for them s%% Of g9 nTS;
MIR. EDWARD TOBY HAS THIS DAY BE2oME
sn. The b w iii be ON. Under the and
Of 5. TOBY, Jr., & BROTHER. s1vroy TORY T.
y soeiasd style and firm of5 TOBY Jr.
BRO, tor the of conducting ity Exness and Com
EDwARD TOBY
New Orleans, November l, ls56.-na
NOTICE EPARTNERsHIr OF WILLIAM HoGE
1 NHw fSFE Is H a"y 70 s Ss2 ny % M m
i S The q" G' {" ua .o''A'' 10 william n%GE
THE CG-PARTNERsHIP OF RoBR, HoGE \
WILSON OF liverpool this day dissolved by mutual
Each authorized to tho name of the firm
| in the liquidation of its affairs nom,
WILLIAM FIOtiE,
December 81 1856 CHARLES BETHUNE WILSON.
CHaRhEs BETHuNE WILSON, J.. HAM5I.-
1"s'e m Ney Orleans under the syle Of JA "A FIR RoRB \
LETT co aud in Liverpool of r. WILSON, HAilETT 4
60 ESQ., a o e % @ Tt H. 'H Wcfc
New Orleans, January l. ls57. ial
THE FIRM OF j. c. Raglan 800: + the
cay dissolved by mnrn,i onsen', and T. T iSoN 4
| CO., are successors 10 the above tirm J.! g, RAfAN
NV o.eens, December Il, i'56.-1lS
| NJOTICEI-TIIE cor ARTNERSIIlp HERETOFORE
! ~ existing between Mr.. Fan'is Wood and nr G. g An,
irn in iunistion and Mr. Francis Wood
the house. FR SNciS Wool,
New Orleans, January u, lS57--ial2
COMPREHENSIVE NoTICE-THE sUBsCRI
OGDEN ANDERSON pursuit aht Of The
Ogden. p 4. oGDGN,
New Orleans, January Il l8i7.-jnl2l
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-25

G. G. Bogert-Dear sir: have used your RlDGEWATER
PAINT on the decks of steamships, and having fully
its value cheerfny recommend its the best aud
economical paint have used. also find uneguaed
painting decks covered with canvas being durable
to water, and protection against fire.
(Signed) W. C. TEMPLETON,