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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-02-18

somewhat thoughtful and silent, but seemed
to enjoy the bright day and pleasant shore,
as he always enjoyed bright and pleasant
things. On reaching the scene, he. placed
his companion on the spot where Hamilton
had stood, and went to the place where he
had stood himself, and proceeded to narrate
the incidents of the occasion 5s'1 (! .t.s.'
The conversation turned to tie canse. of
the duel AS he talked. the old fire, SEEM
ed to be rekindled, within him ;.shis eyes
blazed ), his voice rose.s1 He ,recounted the
long catalogue of wrongs he had received
from Hamilton, and told how he had for
borne and forborne, and forgiven and for
Egiven, and even stopped to demonstrate =
until he had no choice except to slink out of
sight, a wretch degraded and despised, or;
meet The caurnniator on the field and silence
him He dwelt much on the meanness Of
Hamilton. He charged him with being.
malevolent and cowardly ly--a man who would
slander, rival, and not stand to it unless he
was cornered. '.When he stood up to fire,H
said Burr, "he caught my eye and quailed
under it, he looked like convicted felon.'
It was not true, he continued that Hamilton
did not fire at him; Hamilton fired first; he
heard the ball whistle among thebranches,
and saw the severed twig above his head
Hecspoke Of what Hamilton wrote on the
evening before the duel with infinite con-
tempt. 1T reads,'' said he; t'like the con-
fessions of a penitent monk: These isolated
expressions, my informant says, convey 40
idea whatever of, the fiery impressiveness
with. which he. spoke. He justified all he
had done; nay, applauded it. q 4
''He was moved to the depths Of his soul;
the pent up feelings Of twenty five years
burst into speech. His companion, who had
known him intimately many years, and had
never seen him reused before, was. almost
awe-struck at this strange outburst Of emo,
ton, and the startling force of many of his
expressions. He remembers wondering that
he should ever have thought' Burr small Of
stature, for, during this scene, the loftiness
of his demeanor was such that his form
seemed to rise and expand It was long
before he regained his usual. composure. -.
All the way home he spoke Of the olden time,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-02-18
gelerten Misrellauy.
JENNY IRVING;
OR, THE LITTLE MILLINER.
BY KIT CARLYLE.

BY KIT CARLYLE.
George Lenox was clerk in the whole
sale grocery Of Messrs. Moore & Reese, in
one of our eastern cities. George was an
ambitious young man, had many bright
hopes of the future, and was generally in
good spirits, though sometimes the great
highway of life, seemed darkened, and the
star O. hope shone feebly on his path. But
George was honest, and Messrs. Moore &
Reese had long since come to the conclusion
that he was just the clerk for them.
Some distance from Messrs. Moore &
Reese away down street, quarter Of a
mile. perhaps, and nearly opposite Georges
boarding place, was a milliner's shop-a
real fancy shop with handsome sign, large
windows, with splendid curtains on the in
side, displaying rich and beautiful array
Of those dear treasures that SO delight the
fair, viz: dear little beauties of bonnets, all
styles, and trimmed in every imaginable
way. with bright ribbons and delicate flow
cts, formed with exquisite taste by the fairy
hands of blooming Hlaid dens.
Were not these attrad Ions? Yes, George
never passed the door of Madame Josephine
Lavelle, from Paris, without casting glance
into the window or through those beautiful
plate glass doors.
George did so often. for he often passed
on. his way to and from his boarding house;
bu5,it.was not for the sake Of catching a
sight of the bonnets or ribbons Of Madame
Josephine, for he could see them equally as
flne at other millinery shops in the neigh
bprhood. but it was to steal glance and
get good look as often as possible at
Madame's little Jenny Irving, or "Queen
Of Beauty" sas she was called. b.
I,iYes, Jenny Irving, the orphan or ''poor
orphan, !" as some termed her, was Madame
Layelle's fayorite apprentice. and possessed
the first love Of George Lenox. She had
asnght q prize without angling for it.
In our here's estimation she was the most
beyitching Of maidens.< Her tiny but fault
less form. golden hair, bright blue eyes,
dimpled cheeks and dainty mouth, offered
attractions which he could not resist; and
then her voice, 50 sweet and musical, was
melody itself. and her almost baby hands,
50 fair and soft and her fairy feet that
scanned scarcely to touch the ground on which
shA5taod actually charmed him and COM
pleted the conquest which Cupid-littl
ksAyea4Asdsso artfully planned and so sue
cessfalIy carried forward. After having
secretly adamfired Jenny for months. George
one day became acquainted with her-no
matter how-though, Of ceurse, in the same
way that all young people get acquainted
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again his former Life. J" .s.I..lI.F. -
A few years after, when be lay sick with
paralysis, and near death, he said, after
reading Sterne's tsTristram Shandy," "If
[ had read Sterne more, and Voltaire less.
I should have known that the world was
wide enough for Hamilton and me- 49,
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~Why is a loafer in a printing Office
ike shade tree '>"'''''~' ~
Because We are glad when he leaues.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-02-18

.HA judge in Indiana. threatened to )
find lawyer for contempt Of court. l17ssa
81 have expressed nc. contempt for the
court. said the lawyer, .en the contrary.
I have carefully concealed my feelings. "s-. g.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-22


SUPREME CouRr-Among The DEGREES read in this Court
yesterday, setting back the Gaines 10 tang
Some time the heir OF Mry Clark claimants under Dante
Clarks will OF 1871 sued the Second District Court for the
setting aside Of the dscee of Court which admitted
probate Clak alleged will If 1878 The Court dismissed the
suit and appealed the Supreme Court Yesterday the
Supreme Judges the decision Of the lower The
that the being thrown back into the State
Courts. viii enable the heirs OF Clark 10 contest the
alleged will Of l63 and the legitimacy OF Mrs Gaines both
which they intend do Judge Livingston represents
parties triumphant IN this fnrn Of the case.
Crescent March 10th, 1855.
1t appears from the decree Of the Supreme nothing
decided than ovenlg the exceptions ged By hs
defendant Mrs Gaines 1t has changed rights Of the
parties any respect The will Of 1873 aey prsbsted by the
Supreme Court continues to be will conlnne
unless the chages made IN the petition OF plaintiffs are
tanned BY decree Of the Supreme this case
Is not peculiar unusual all wills may
in the The that "ihe thrown
back into the State courtsn error The forum
changed. the question Of viii wsisort nonwas
one Of exclusive Jurisdiction in the State courts
The question OF legitimacy is legitimate subject Of In
quiry application probate will such being the case
that there engle ia the matter or
any 'change," much less what hrst published,
triumphant urn' in favor Of Mrs Gaines Nor
will the decision retard the Of pending in The
o. s. Crca Court for the recovery her property that court
being bound by Judgments pobas Of the proper siats
tribunals. JUSTICE.
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HELMBoLD's GENUINE PRESERVATION
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID
Extract Ruchu

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID
Extract Buchu,
For Diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys Gravel Dropsy OBJ
structons Weaknesses Secret Diseases Female Complaints
and all Diseases of the Sexual Organs arising
and Imprudenees in e and removing all Improper Dis
charges from the Bladder Kidneys Sexual Organs whether
existing in
From whatever they may originated and no mat.
ter of
now LONG STANDING,
Giving health aud vigOr Frame bloom to the pad
eheeki
Joy to the Afflicted!
It cures Nervous and Debaed sufferers and removes all
the symptoms among which will be found udisposuon to Ex.
erion Loss Of Power Loss Of Memory Difficulty Of Breathing
General Weakness Horror Of Disease Weak Nerves.
bling, Dreadful Horror of Death, Night Sweats Cold Feet
Wakefunes Dimness Of Vision, Linguor Universal Lassi
tde of the Muscular SYSTEM often Enormous Appetite with
Dyspepte symptoms Hot Hands, Flashing Of the Body Dry
OF the Skn Pad COunenance and Erupons Face
Pain in the Back Heaviuess of the Fye.ds frequently Black
Spots Flying before the Eyes with Temp tary susion and
Loss of Sight Want of Attention, Mobility Restessness
with Horror Of Society Nothing desirable such pa
en than solitude, and nothing they dread for fear Of
themselves repose of manner earnesness specua
ton but hurried transition one question another
These symptoms II allowed to onwhch this medicine
invariably remOyessoOn follows Loss of Pover Faulty and
Epleplc Fits in one of which the patient may expire Who
that these frequently followed by those
direful diseases,
INSANITY AND coNsUMPTIoNi
kThe records the and
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ons In fnnstic $3.50 ~ ''uu =. 'ese aseI
"9 A n"Na'" AeSi"ins inc most me ahchoy exhibition
appears The eounienauce is actually sodden quite des
tute neither mirth or grief ever visits 4, Sbonld d !,
the voice occur, it is rarely articnlato.
with woful measures, wan despair
Low snen sounds his grefs beguled,"
Debility most terrible and has brought thousands upon
thousands to unmey graves thus blasting the ambition Of
many noble youths Il can be cured by the use Of this
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
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a, h ..rId t,s, p,aI3 IN, sssus "i,
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10 f.isol, 49,, ~ hni,a. ~, .s >,i., US
a - :, - ~, - -, - ' N''itenS Aho"
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= " spp',v,S, ,,,,, W. 'i'' anu
80, -. - =, a.-.s...'l-
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1Y,..t,,.., xs..ss -,
Il pr.psrsd sirse,Iy accor,in,. - ~ 49,
pHAKMACy Am cuEuISTPv
with The greatest aecprnev and ch.pica lol,da .a 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-22

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Fever and Ague Chills Fever Ague Intermittent,
and Remittent Fevers Liver Complaint, Jaundice En-.
largement of the Liver, Enlargement OF the
Spleen, and all the various forms OF
BILIOUS DISEASES
This invaluable medicine prepared an extensive
practice Of several years bilious climate is never known
fail curing Fever and Ague any the diseases above
named.
Those who suffering from affections Of kind as also
those who their effects upon The
constitution, will find the India Chosgogue invaua
Bile remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
The wonderful effects Of Choagogue in Graduating Bile from
the human system only explain extraordinary agency
the speedy thorough and permanent que
and the various grades Of intermittent and evers
II has been tested In thousands OF pronounced by
all who have used of the Ague rene
dies
sBe and ask for Dr. osgood'. India Cholagogue a.
there many counerfeits offered for sale.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale RETAIL propreors
prices, by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
a and ISL Chartres street
General Agents for the South.
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J. WRIGHT & co.
IF You WOULD ESCAPE

T. you WOULD ESCAPE
LONG SUFFERING, WEAKNESS,
DEFoRMITY OR PREMATURE DEATH.
DolIey's Magical Pain Extractor,
The only Instant, NeverFang Andoe Pain Earth
wARRANT
To without smart quicker all as that other things
eeve moreover has absolute unmstakable control
the many maades below named which now deaes ALL Other
remedies and medical skin
l. Stops all pain even Of Burns instantly
Heals Burns and even Small Pox etc. free of scars
g. Admits no seald to raise water blister or sore.
4. Takes away Old Sores fully
5. Subiues all internal and external Inflammation
6. Ends Commissions, Collie Fits directly
7. soothes Nerves to ease, quiet and strength
s. Restores action and strength to Palsied Limbs.
9. Destroys Modification instantly
10. Generates new Flesh rotted thereby
IL. Keeps oil Black and Swelling after blows
II. Dissolyes Cataracts and strengthens Sight
49, Draws and heals Blisters free Of smart OF mark
a. Neutrazes all posons and humor either hereditary or In
fused by bees, hornets mosquitoes reptiles, rabd ami
mails, corrupt bodies plants
ABSOLUTELY
Now whether the bigot believes it or not Fire Poison Tn
hammaton Modification, Infection and Hydrophobia the ho
all mem Incpient Consumption, Constipation Eryspe
las Cancer Inflammation OF the Chest Bowels Pleurisy
Oh onc Diarhes Dysentery rendered comparatively
easily by child possessing box Of
this Innocent mighty cheap, electric, rapid antdote
versal suffering.
$4,000
VIII he forfeited If does LIFE where medical
science fails
II l. L o N
Use daily in astounded praise it-NoNE
ARE SAFE WITHOUT IT. and it has become greatest
commercial antidote
Refer Dr. " Mott York the greatest surgeon etc.
in America, and all eminent physicians
Forsale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
81 and ISL Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-22

Certificate Of the Netc Orleans Underwater.
The undersigned Underwriters having confidence IN ths
BRlpGEWATER PAINT for the covering Of single roofs
and frame buildings will At all times give those Are risks
preference where the Bridgewster Paint is used
l.. MATHEWS Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Company
I. 4. ADAMS, Fres'i Crescent q.
A. BROTHER Pres't Home ,
J. PENBERTUN, Pres'tN. o.
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual .
CHAS. BRIGGS, Agent Liverpool and London .
SAAL. +. ASHTON, Agent Delaware Mutual .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-22

FURNITURE WORTH LOOKING AT.-If you would
furniture really worth looking aurnure which you
buy without fear of after by family conscience
IN false economy bad your
take walk The shady side Of Caual hne after
and when you get opposite Nos III aud 49, the
Of VIM IL Stewart the door post stop look in
Mr. Stewart will charge nothing for the looking the
contrary he viii take through his mahogany laby
tell the prices with pleasure that have any
sign Of buying ALL you will Cad him your You viii see
that he has everything in the furniture line that
into kind Of house, Read bis card in smother column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-22

SUEDRIEs.- Mr.. J.. H. Carter, broker, No. "a
Tehoupcllas street, has very large stock groceries,
well worth the attention Of the city country retail trade
The best and freshest western produce pickles and preserves
and the choicest wines cordias and liquors. sill ncnded
the lot and offered the liberal We call
ton the I'D yeriIsement 81 another Column.
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Certificates of Masters Of Vessels, Shin Car-
penters, etc.
Certificate Of Hughes & Vdiette.

New Orleans, March 4. 1855
Boger Co. agents for the past years on and
the Louisiana Dry Dock, every opportuni ~
Judging Of it, merits AS dsirhle and protective paint
In our opinion II superior
applied fresh respect euua 10 vbat Il
represented be. To- short time II becomes perfect ar
and yet possesses body and elasticity Of
sells railroad cars, bridges, depot every description Of
painting ho is ep9sed the weather. the Bdgewaler Paint
consider invaluable. '
CsgnedJ HUGHES, vALETTE 4 co,
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Certificate Of Capt. r. Tucker, of ship Helen
IHcGdr.

New Orleans, March 20 1885
nave tested the Bridgewater Paint Eooar4
Co agents. In various ways my shin for he nsst -
years ami have found in every respect superior 10 am mini
have ever seen II u.s. in my opinion Invaluable As dy.he
and protective substance and recommend il to nast ~
ships use in preference any other.
(signedJ . r. TUCKER,
Master Of shin Helen Art2ayr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-22

ohorAlss FOR rae huLruuDEs.--Messrs A. Mum
roe c.. At The corner Of Maessrne And {,
ia receipt Of their supplies Of spring eloihnsspp h,h
are extensive welassof'ed and generally elegant and s,yh
me mnituaes q gensnen youths boy, Who u,.ronid
me great emporium With much profit during the winter III
nha he equally deserving Of patronage now
that the warm weather Is coming on The shirt and ua
clothing department and The general furnishing
supplied % match the eohns We refer 10 the
IN Ibis mornings Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-22

I UMBER-LUMBER-LU
IL
4oooo feet and X narrow dressed Florida yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
10000 feet IA and u wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved
900 600 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tOngued and groovea.
100000 Z dressed Florida Yellow Pine CHILLING
tongued and groOved-
aoOOO feet II dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR.
ing, square edged.
100 600 feet dressed wsATHERBOARDS
10000 rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of inch
Boards WeAiherboards, Scantliug Joists etc
$4,000 assorted Cypress Lumber and Shingles
a
Sashes Doors. Rlnds MoudiRgs, etc, ETC.
For sale the lowest mAfket prices In purchas
ers, by SIMPSON DORR,
$3.50 1y New Basin.
I ANV NOTICE-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAC.
II tee of my profession and befound my ONCE No. 10
Camp street.
nylsly N. NJ. REYNOLDS.
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Certificate of Can't nan bark Hio,,o,bo

-, . New Orleans, Dec. ~ 1850.
have used the Bridgewaer Paint the decks and b NJ
the bark HawathR, and find superior any paint ye e
recommend i to masters Of vessels. especially for decks In
June last decks leaked, and the being .DyiT
recommended, applied coats since which they byr bes
perfectly tight and have needed cnuking or paintir
(signedJ DAVID. II. HALL. Master bark Iliawatha
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-22

PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MnLs.-An who may
DO engaged IN tbs saving business have any reasonable
Of saving do for themselves should call upon Mr.
A. Isens No. 80 Common street. inspect the portable
circular mills made BY T. Rahm in Richmond Va They
among cheapest and erveaba
machines in existence We call particular attention Mr..
Ivens, adyertisement b this mornings Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-22

EPRIse Day GooDs, YRRY Cngar.-- Messrs r. r
wsyiand Co, The Of Poydras aud
selling some tine spring silks ~ printed ma.lus n
bit nounced muslin robesat g embroidered sk mnptl
las At s. white lace and muslin 81 black lace
and points at - Onion linen. cotton hng the piece
and other desirable goods the sxsraxasanty low prices
The ladies should look in time the advertisement
anoiher ni.ca
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-22
gnedJ HUGHES, VALETTE 4 co.
Agents Of the Louisiana Dry Dock


O. @. Boger-Dear sir; have used vouF 'RlDGFW ATp.R
PAINT the decks OF Steamship
its value, cheeruy recommend rs The best and most
ec9uolo p'N nave ever used also lind unsd
painting decks covered with canvas, being durable rpervs
to water, and protection against hre.
tSgnedl W. C. TEMPT ETON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-22

sUNDRIks.-The choicest staple and fancy gro
eere wines lenor and sundries Of different kinds are al
ways 70 be found Al Mezsrs. c. H. Railey Co.'s No II
fchoupouln and Ne. "A Gr4ser street We commend the
establishment TO Tees, hoasekeepers Fessauraaeus
who aim supply themselves With the No. articles IN the
grocery linz. See advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-22

POPULAR hEDIcIsEs.-Messrs. ]. Wright & Co.,
Nos q and ISL chares prepared 10 furnish At
wholesale retail all Of the popular medicines Of the
Jay They have Tor years done immense that
way making point to be sway largely provided
ever preparation they I'm be really excsent and worth
olen'iaE among The population. We attention to par.
ta lisa Of their madieinehoss which are in most common re-
quement-whieh Mssafs Wright Co. advertise IN this morn
ing, Cresnent - - N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-22

VALUABLE SLAVES AT AUorIoN.-we are requested
by friend n ysnie call public the sale Of
very valuable blacksmith which viii take place the 2h
slant at the ST. Louis Exchange also OF about forty
choice held-hAnds, a very liberal credit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-22
Certificate Of capt. Hiier, of shin 7Yrr.p,

,,---,.--.. , New Orleans, March 3, 1855.
my ship for the past two and consider most rana
BILE paint for going vessels recommend ms rh iho.
hesitation both for economy undoutad -decfiy ns
ties tsignedJ THOMAS g. HILER
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SPLENDID jon Observation-Disclosures, lawyers, or
anybody else who may wish have their printing
elegantly richly beautiful should send orders to
Aesrs Clark rsbin No 70 Camp street. hind story They
Will be accommodated expeditousy and eheapy and II they
dainty particular in their just let them call upon
Hssrs O. r. and examine their specimens They will
tainly be satisfied.
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Certificate of Capt Gale, of ship R. d. Shepherd

Having used the BHdgewater Paint on decks md s mats
Of my vessel for time past cheerfuIy endorse ia
ton that have used. - ' P'O'0e-
Csigned) JAMES GALE, Master of ship R. D. Shepherd.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-22

TIMERS MAcnNERy.-A full assortment OF all the
machines and tools timers just been received by
hessrs d. Q. Lowber Co No rs Magazine street All are
offered at manufacturers prices descriptive catalogues win
be sent by mail, If desired See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-22

CHEAP CARPErNGs.-Messrs. l.. EIkin & Co., No
So Camp have hand splendid stock OF carpengs
curtain dAmasks and oer goods in line which they oe
at very low prices. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-22

SPRING Dry GooDs AT SCASLAs's-The ladies
will not fail 20 drop in and look the spring silks grenadines
bareges organizes grapes and tissues now on display Al
Hessrs d. P scanau Co.'S Nos u "A Chartres street
The assortment is extremely fascinating behold
prises everything requisite spring wear either home
public assembly in the Read adyertsement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-22

ITar,ro h.d a.. r.., New Orleans, Feb. 4, 1854.
GhWAIER FAINT and lis testsd -
and Capt. Brown, Of the Porpoe We as ,olH
mend said paint q superior article ''''''J i'SoA-
HuhiESi " LEITE THOMAS, Louisiana Dock Yard
J. +, WHITNEY CO., Agents Louisiana Drg nnct ~