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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-19
MELODEONS, NlTH Princes Patent Swell and Double Reeds V Ihe laLe lnlnrnNnrnafts

MELODEONS, N1ITH Princes Patent Swell and Double Reeds " The late improvements in these instruments, render them the most convenient and delightful for the parlor or for choir singing. now in use. At LESS THAN HALF THE PRICE, they SUD- ply altogether, the place of Piano. and are quite equal as piece of parlor furniture.
 can furnish them at the manufacturers prices in flano eases, ormore convenient tPORTABLECASES, at from FIFTY to TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS The ORGAN MELODEON (one of which is now i'll use at the Presby teras Church in this city,) has two banks of Keys, five setts of Reeds eight Stops one and half Octave Foot Pedals and one sett of Reeds in pedal bass independent. This instrument is loud full toned, and well adapted to church music. Call and examine at the Book store of
 Jan. 5, '5s. JNO F. REARDON
 MOlasseS, MOiasses. 1(A Bbls. Choice article Reboiled Molasses just IN received and for sale by
 Dec. 29th. 1857. FIELD & DOLBY
 JUST RECEIVED L'ROM Spadra Bluf
 Y 30 sacks k. II. Browns Clarksville Mills Super fine FLOUR, and for sale by
 Jan. 5. lS5S NJ. TANTI. :.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-19
Prof If Midwifery and Diseases of Wom n and Children, in the Eclectic M. Institute, Cincinnati Cincinnati, Dec. 1856.

The undersigned, learning that Dr. J. White long and favorably known in this city a respectable an successful physician, contempatcs making a tour through the Southern States at an early day takes pleasure in recommending him to the favorable no- tice of the public.
 He has known pr. w for many years as a gentle man of strict integrity and one highly respected by all who have enjoy the pleasure of his acquaint 
 These who know him best, conide in him as an honorable gentle an and fast friend
 In his Intercourse with society," he is suro to secure the kind regards of all.
 Many who have tested his skill and tke utility of h medicinal agents express great confidence in botb
 The undersigned therefore, most cheerfuly recon mends pr. W to the notice of the sick. believing that hS age and long experience fully entities him to their confidence.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-19
CORRESPONDENTS SALE OF REAL
 ESTATE.

Including the Des Arc Ferry, and many Valuable Town Lots in Des Arc and Choice Lands in JacL son and Prairie
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-19

STEAMBOAT REGISTER. FURNISHED BY MERRIcK & wAssELLl
 Arrivals. January ll-S. H. Tucker from Napoleon. " ll-Quapaw. from Ft smith l2-Dardancle, from New Orleans ld-S. Il. Tucker, from Ft. Smith
 lS-Arkansaw, from Ft. Smith, l6-3ough and Reidy from Napoleon.
 Departures ll-S. H. Tucker, for Ft Smith,
 l2-tluapaw, for New Orlcans l3-Dardanelle, for Fit. smith
 l5-S. H. Tucker for Napoleon l6 Arkansaw for New Orleans l6-Rough and Ready, for Ft smith, .Y Ten feet water in the channel and falling slowly Weather still mild with slightfrosts Pork none in market. Cotton coming in slowly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-19


 Cincinnati, Dec 10th, 1856.
 Dr. Il S,ott, of Lancaster, Ohio, writes as follows DR. J. WHITE:-Dcar Sir, After two years experi- ence in my practice, in the of your Magic Lini ment, Indian Compound, Vegetable Elixir and vese- table pills, find they the worst and most a,rra- vated diseases, and that they in fact all and more than you claim for them in your advertisements and pamphlets. In the most dangerous diseases the afiie tel and the physician matter what school he be- longs to will find your remedies as do the most successful and potent conpounl Is in country
 The cases and cnrc> in Lancaster and region made oy me With four remedies. numerous and won deruly credtabe to them.
 The Female Panacea is the Females Priceless Sanatlve in the permanent of the painful irreg, iaitieS, weakness nervous and general debility etc etc., So common to her delicate structure.
 Dr. Hughes, of Rockport Indiana, writes:
 DR. J. WHITE:-My visit to you for consultation and remedies in the proracted and alarming case of Hemmorrhage of my Lungs has furnished concl proof of the inestimabe value of your Ve rctable Elixir etc, in diseases of the Lungs The Indian Compound for all radical impurities of the blood Female Instructions. CoStivene>s Dyspepsia general weakness and wasting -Scrottla Kino's Evil Fever Sores all ucersand diseases of the skin. is nallble: leaving, believe, not vcsge of disease in the sys- tenn.
 Mir. Benj. F Simmons. Foreman at D. c. Robin son & Co.'S. Machine Works, Madison Ind. Goo miles below Cincinnati writes under date of May lS 1857. as follows: DR. J. WHITE-Dear Sr--T am happy to inform you that my little daughter Emma has entirely re- covered from her long and severe illness of months You will renembcr that she was given up by all the pb'sicans here when sent for you then in Cincin nass, to come down and see her. From the time she | commenced taking your medicine, she commenced getting better, and was able to set up to the astonlshment of all who saw her, one ever ex pected that she would recover. She is now as well | as ever.
 LOUISVILLE, KY, June 26. Dr. J. WHTTE-Dear Sir:--The benefits which l have received from your remedies and advice has rem dered you quite popular in this city. I am called npon daily by persons to know where got relief Your Liver Powders have done more for me than all the other medicines that have taken in my life The gentleman, statement of whose case you have herewith, is merchant and gentleman of high standing in this city and wish you to forward the medicines for him without delay.
 l~ Yours truly, JAMES S. CROSBY.
 Chronic diseas, since Dr. Whites discoveries of hi several celebrated remedies, treated by him witl | a facility and certainty of cure, WE RELIEVE F. never before attained in tis country, or in Europe the evidences being with and by thousands around us are rNpIsrUTABLE- Ch,sstian Age, Cincinnati
 tB Persons wishing DR. WHITES services, vii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03

MODEL LEGIsLAToRs.-Th Nebraska Legislature
appears to be composed of set of regular sticuiug
backwoodsmen On the Sd inst the members of the
Assembly having each received &c. boaght lot OF
champagne, and got on regular "bender.r After
the liquor had all been disposed Of they returned to
the hall to resume business, many of them so dead
drunk that they could not sit upright on their seats
Soon a difficulty arose between the Speak and a
gentleman, which commenced by vigorous applca
ton of cane to the back of the Speaker, and was
continued for some time during which all the mem
bers who were able, Joined in the fight
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q. c. BOGERT & Co, Agents,
No. y Camn street. N. O

ThesnperorqualitIes of the BRIDGEWATER PAINT are
extensively known and its reputation favoraby esa
shed that Agents necessary to enter into
any heightened description Of its merits will therefore,
only point few oitg prominent properties and
!oseected testimonials from parties for the part well
known in thisvcinity.
Forcoyerng Roofs either Tin Iron Zine Paper Canvas or
Wood viii be found invaluable the bending shrinking
waping Of the matcriaupon which it is used
the Paint ntweny four hours dries and in four weeks 1t
becomes perfect Slate. AS FIRE and WATER PROOF
Paint it will found superior any other and perfectpro
lection to buildings against sparks cinders, etc.
It possesses great BODY ELASTICITY, FLEXIBILITY
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS superior to mineral substance
in
For DECKS of STEAMERS, either Wood Canvas 1t
no rivals not only dries readily but becomes hard
stonen comparatively 8hortime forming coating perfectly
SPARK and CINDER PROOF The great body of the Paint
which has astonished all painters who have used it, makes
the beSand cheapest covering for WOOD TIN CANVAS
MUSLIN ROOFS.
For every description of SHIP PAINTING either Wood or
Iron above the it will be found unsurpassed
snd especially VESSELS The
thcates annexed on this point are convincing.
ForRAILROAD CARS, rEPOTs, BRIDGES AND ALL
OUTDOOR WORK ii successfully North
and has of ucacnabe service durability well
the protection it affords leaks and injury cars
rom the elects offslling sparks and rindera.
For purposes for which the Paints recommended
UNEQUALED, and its value for PLANTATION use for
STEAMBOATS, etc. etc. is INCALCULABLB, besidesbeing
CHEAPER than ANY other PAINT in the COUNTRY. Its
peeuarquales geuealuse lnthe South and
EVERY PLANTER, BUILDER and STEAMBOAT OWNER
viii by asngIera he Convinced the superior advantages
Of the BRLEGEWATER PAINT, the economy du
raJyand protective properties all other mineral sub
OBJECTIONS:
The quantity oil requiredto reduce to proper cops
ency dependSup the absorbing character of the
face which tits applied Great should be observed to
clean the surface before painting applying to
Y"5 ii better to use -four sizing first as the decay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03

Certificate of the NelD Orleans UndertC,fteys.
The undersigned Underwriers having confidence in the
BRIDGEWA FER PAINT for the covering of shpge roof
and frame buildings WILL At all times give those risks
i. MATHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual Insurance CompRnv
7. A. ADAMS Pres'I Crescent :.
A. BROTHER, Pres't Home q.
j, PEMBERTON, Pres't N O. =.
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual
EHAS. BRIGGS, Agent LiverpoolAnd London
SAhL. +. ASHTON, Agent Delaware Mutual .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03

FROM SYRIA.-Another Outrage.-A letter just re-
ceyed from Beirut, bearing date of September 20,
says:
There is no truth about Moslem disturbances at
Tripo and Lattaha The trial oft be Jata murderers
was continued in Beirut and the Jatia mejiS Tor
CounCi) with witnesses to the number of sixty were
obliged to on here. Mr. Peters, the vice.consul
sent on from Constantnople by our Minister there
pressed the business quite energetiealy before the
arrival of our new Consul, Mr.. Barclay. Since be
came he has been forcing matters on to crisis with
equal if not greater determination. Five men con
Vieted by the Jatla meis brought up from that
place, but only one of them examination could be
proved to have any participation in the affair." After
CrosseXamning the mejlis however for several days
new discoveries were made, and few days since two
of the real murderers were lodged in the Beirut jail
Two more have been taken and are at Jafa, and Mr..
Barclay has gone dowa with twenty soldiers to bring
them up, The fifth is known and officers of justice
are on his trail We hope soon to see justice take its
course.
Another sad affair occurred near Jerusalem about
fortnight since Au English lady, spending the sum
in tents with the family Of Mr. Finn, the English
Consul, started to go alone to Jerusalem. Nothing
was heard of her till few days after when her body
was found by the roadside, bearing marks OF violent
abuse and torn by wild beasts. The matter Is being
examined into. All the sheiFhs Tor petty Tnlers) OF
the vicinity have been examined and say that they
saw two ffllaheen (the lowest class OF ters OF the
soiN with her.
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No sUrrEnANcE.-The Northern Light, of What

UOnl, washington Territory, says
A few days ago, as Mr.. Samuel Mccullough form
erly of Sacramento, was ascending Fraser river with
his side wheel skf he was hailed from British brig
lying in those waters, and ordered to le.to Mr. Nc
Cnllough paid no attention to the command He was
hailed second time, and kept on his course, when
shot was fired across his bows-of course to brighten
him. This decided Mr. Mccullough to submit to the
process OF being eeced out of the amount necessary
to secure "suferanGe.n
Should this Hudson Bay Company shed one drop of
American blood during the prevalence Of this gold
excitement, we rather think the country will become
too hot to hold it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03

ABORIGINAL RELICS, An Indian burying place
has been discovered the grounds of the Plymouth
County Agricultural Association, in Bridgewater,
Mass and many skeletons have been exhumed, to-
gether with stone axes arrow heads, and an Indian
fireplace All the bodies were surrounded by char
coal, and were in a sitting posture.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03
BRTDGEWATER PAINT.

BRiDGEIV.ATER MINERAL PAINT,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS,
Steamboats,, ships, Railroad Cars,
DEP OTIS, AND All o poor WORK
Also, for all kinds Of
IRON WORK ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03
1En 0rIEans @1rIn Glrssfknt.
Autumn
BY ALghKr PLrr

BY ALBkRT PIKE
October, brown October with his slow
And melancholy step, has left the bilIs
And comes upon the plains. The wild winds blow
Thro' the thick leaves With cold and gustv tbTTI'
Turning their greenness to the sere red hues
Of sober Autumn. Through the murmurinV
dels,
Heralded by the frost, that wildly strews
The faded leaves along his way, strides on
The sober month and over the bright eye
OF the Responding sun,
The cold clouds fold their yesture dun
VI on the bare gray hills like crolching eagles lie.
The crimson heart Of every summer-hower
m has plned away and round the Withered stalks
The gray and faded leaves begin to shower
Into rotting mass; uncertain loCks
Or WINGED seeds go floating through the air,
shocks
OF the white frost, the long night busy there,
Inc nuts bestrew the ground. The fields have
Their greenness; and the stubbIe, dry and gray,
BY every chill wind tossed
While the dun clouds drift thick across,
appears 70 sadly mourn its wasting life away.
How well the time accordeth with the son1I
Autumn is in the heart and these sere woods
Thee winds that fodly through the valley roll
Anese duli oine clouds, these withered s0itudes
gray ray weeds s and falling leaves, do all resemble
ioIEIy aedSou On tne soul that br0Ods:
Inc winds Of sorrow thro' its pale bghts tremble
It's falling hopes and withered passions give,
Like those Of Autumn, melancholy warning,
And swiftly, wildly drive
Through the sad heart, once all alive
WITH the unsnllied greenness of its lifes young
morning.
And now, oh Life it makes its calm farewell:
-, No peace nor joy it hopeth for on earth.
The crimson fountain once did gladly SWELL
= But now il hardly tbrobs The jocund mirth
vi boyhood's day has gone, and in its stead
Sit Wearnines5, and Loneliness, and Deartb.
The golden visions from the soul have fed,
AND each has left sombre shadow there
Like dark pyramid within the soul:
The cold and meaning air
Signs round its base in dark despair,
And the wild cries of Death within the chasm roll.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03

A PLAY UPON WoRDs.-"This is too grave a mat
Ter to make light Of as the whale said to the man
who was dipping oil out of his head.
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KANSAS SWEETS They are making sorghan

KANSAS SWEETS. = They are making sorgham
sucre in Kansas. A letter from LeaYenworth says:
was in the Quaker settlement some twelve miles
from leaVenworth and saw them making the Chinese
sugar cane and molasses. The gentleman boiling the
molasses told that the juice only needed reducing
two-thirds to make thick moIasses full as thick as
New Orleans or sugarhouse He said he could make
nine gallons Of molasses from seven rods OF ground
One man near LecOmpton, understand, would make
n thousand gallons 1t is expected to sell at fifty
cents gallon. It is engaged at that price
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03

If there is row. it is the duty of the policeman to
be present but it is more frequently his pleasure to
be absent
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CATALOGUE OF aEEyInE
ines, which they Offer 70 supplt
ietJr'B lowest whGiesAie prlCss.
.ey, No, lbl AnG q JbaTt5fs
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutching's Vegetable \ ygpspsis
9onley's Vegetable, Golemanis,
Northumberland, Oxygennted
COSMETICS.
cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, MegIFunt
jones Lilly White.
SOAPS AND ORRAMg,
LOWS Brown Windsor,
JOne's Chemical,
RadWay's Medicsted, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Conpundt
OF all descriptions,
PILLS.
Wright'B Indian Vegetable,
Motiat's Life, Brandreth'g,
Aorrison's, Lees, New London,
Parr'6, sappington'B, Champ.
ion's,
Grseffeuberg, Jayne's SanatI7e
Jayne's Ague, Winer's Csmo
mile,
Hibbard's Anti bilious, Peter's,
Spencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Csoper's, CovePs Rheumatic,
AndersOn's, Alleba5ip'B Health
Wi8ter's Gentle Purgative,
AllhbRsis' Ague, Hooper'E,
ChickDer's Sugar coated,
IGilbert's Anti-bilious, Beck.
with'B,
Lady's Blood, Ingoldsby's Pfls,
'scotpB Vegetable, Eag01's,
RadRAy's Regulators,
Roses Railroad, Beiy'BF emala,
Londen's Indian Sentative,
I.ouden's Ague, Hoiloway's,
Halsted's Anti-Dyspeptic,
goTdOn'B, MCLane's Liver,
HAIR DYES.
Phalon's Magic, Batchslor'g,
.gilman's Instantaneous,
Billiards., Jules HauepB.
IJsYn5's American. East Indie
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. horss'B InvlgoratinE Cor
dial.
Thorn's Extract,
Tarrants Aperient,
ITarTant's Elixir of ghubarb,
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
ToOthRchs Drops,
Lyons Magnetic Powders,
ars. Kidder's Cordial, ..
Thompaon's Eye Wstsr,
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings Astringent,
HVatt's Life BslBar=
mcMunn's Elixir OF OpIuR,
Radway's Ready RELIEF,
Radway's Resolyent,
Tarrants Indeliola Ink,
DR.. Fitch'b Body Braces,
DE-. FitchiB Shoulder Braces;
DR.. Fitch's IRh8ling Tuhss
DIT. Rose's Preparations,
Rinsr'B Arcauurn Extract,
Tenear's Specific,
Marshalrs Catholicon, ..s.
DR.. Fitch's Preparations,
Mcrss's Compound Syrup Of
Yellow Dock,
Perry Dgvis'B Pain Killer,
Browns Essence Of Ginger,
&ortimore's Rheumatic Dom
pound.
hortimOre's Cordial BiftsrB,
Myers Extract of Rock Ross,
CrossmRn's Specific,
DIR. Ward & Specific,
Upham'B Pile Electuary,
Steers OpedilAoe,
Godfrey's Cordial,
Purlington's Balssm,
DR.. Cullen's Preparations,
Ratemsn's Drops,
Or. JaYne'B Family Medicines,
seidltir and Soda Powders,
Eppif,s Fluid Extract RuohH
Lucina Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for FlsE.
Wilson'S Death on Rats etc.,
Leidy's Erasive Soap,
kirbF's Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
spohn'B Headache Remedy,
Connell'B Mixture,
DR., harchlBl's Uterine Oathoil,
can,
Gowau's Lithontdptio,
I0nden's Preparations.
Houghton's PepBin.
,CHEIDAM sCHFAPPs.
s, and all dealers in any Of this
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4 MERICAN AROMATIC RIrrRI, cor.

"
IA DlAlIhis Cordial whose delicate flavor aroma are
unsurpassed is the successful restorative known
" cases Of general debility and complaints restores
me appetite nygoates the action and functions of the sto-
seo and thereby prevents dyspepsia often brought on by
continued steks Of indigestion the prevalent complaint of hot
and hnnd climates. Said Cordial may administered with
sqna eegncy to The infant and the aged by following the d
taste is not the least of its recommendations
has been introduced into general the prin-
ope eaeehouses Of this city such as SazerRc Gem RUBY
the ge etc. as far superior BOkes Stomach Bers So
celebrated throughout the United America; and there
can be doubt that ali who hag tasted the American BteF
Cordial give the preference all other Btters hitherto in
uss. For saleby A. A. PEYGHAUD ~ =
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DTHEylbth ana behlbra AZ IfoP
General Depot Special Age
street, New Orleans, La.
VERMTFUGEss
Wlner's Canadian,
BWain's,
Perry'B Dead Shot,
...E Jayne's Tonic, ...
Kerl'H,
b. A. Fahnestock's,
BALsAM and COUGH REM
EDIES,
Wistar'sBa Of Wild CHERRY
Hastings Naptha,
SherInsn's BAlBBm,
Buchan'B Hungarian,
Dayis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
SGhenCk'B PulmoniC Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
BartholOmew'B Expect0rRnt,
HALLS Balsam,
8whyn's Syrup Of WildCherry
Ayer's Cherry Pectsral,
Yaylor's Balsam LiyerTort,
Jayne's Expeetorant,
Wineris ElecampRina,
Rogers Livefwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardiner'B Liverwort,
9tadler's Cherry Expectorant,
London's Indian do,
Or, RoBe's do,
Mclean Observation-Disclosures
SARSAPARILLAS.
DR.. John Bulls,
8. P. ToWnBend's.
Sandals, ....
Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters,
WyncoOp's,
BhBker'B,
GrGeffenberg's
Bristol'B.
guysotts Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Well's Strengthening,
Kwen'a Strengthening,
InW David or Hebrew,
Badeau'g.
Rnapp'B Indian
AlgoCk's Porous,
9ritfith's Adhesive.
H0llowaY's Arnice
LINIMENTS.
hoflean'sVolcRnic OilLinmen'
ss6Licsn Mustang
Farrell'sA Arabian
Butler'B Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
HAyeB's
TobiAs'E Venetian
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
kelllnger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horse
Merchants Gargling, -..
Cherokee.
AGUR REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian ChOgogue,
Bowand'B Tonic Mixture. -.
Smiths Tonic Syrup, IT..
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LOIENGES.
ShermRn'5 Cough and Worm
Bryen'a Pulmonic Waters,
LocOck's Pulmouic WATERS.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovatt's WahpeneOr HairG loss
BGrry's TricophsrouB,
Lyon's KRtharisB,
BUyle'B Hyperion Fluid,
Phalpn'B Hair InvigorRtoF,
Jsyne'5 Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpene,
London's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hsuei's Eau LustrBle,
Oldridge'H Balm of Columbia
RadwDy's Circassian Balm,
PANACEAS.
swsin's Houck'B,
Unllen's Indian Vegetable.
Longley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALYES.
TiRlley'sMagicBl Pain Extractor
Professor Holloway's Ointment
McAllister's All-Healing,
Brooks Magic Sslye, Pryor'f
Pile,
9rAy's Harrison'B Specific,
TrAEk's Magnetic, Judkin's
Loudsn's All-Healing, Russia.
..."- OILS.
Rushton'g Cod Liver OIL,
Ackair's Acoustic, Scarpa'B do
British, Harlaem.
BITTFRS,
GoGst's Phoenix, Blake's Are.
matte, ...
WOLFE's AROMATIC
~@ DruEsiBts and Merchan
srtipleg contained In rhs ahoya
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In the "Talumd" there is a forcible figure de
scrptiye of the depth Of the sea. "Step not in
there" runs the passage for, seven years ago, a
carpenter dropped his axe and it hath not yet reached
the bottom y
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Certificate Of Capt. r. Tucker, Of ship Helen
MCGap

New Orleans, March 20 1856.
have testedthe Briigewater Paint forwhch O. Bogert
Co. agents in various ways my ship the past two
years have found every respect superior any paD
have tits in my opinion invaluable durable
and protective substance, and recommend it masters 70
ships use in preference to any other.
(SgnedD R. TUCKER,
Master of ship Helen MCGaw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03

A CASE OF CoNsoIENCE-Th City Treasurer re-
ceived on Saturday an anonymous communication
enclosing the sum of $500, in 800 bills. The fol
lowing is a copy of the note "Due the old corpo
ration of the city of Philadelphia, three hundred
dollars enclosed which please credit to that account
PHILADELPHIA Ledger
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Certificate Of Capt, Hiler, of ship 7Yrren,

New Orleans, March B. 1856
have been using the rdgewaer Mineral Paint on the house
Of ship for the past two years and conde most yaua
BILE paint for Seagong vessels recommend such without
eSiAton, both for economy and its undoubeG protective ANAL
ties. (Signed3 THOMAS g. HILER.