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GREAT SAVING IN GAS. H
~ J. H. COOPER'S
PATENT LEVER GAS REGULATOR.
saves from 10 to 35 per of Gas and prevents all
blowing and faring of the light. 7-.. ..H
JACKSON & CHANDLER, .rrI-.
agents for the State of Maryland and District of Colum
bra, at the Office of Messrs. GRATTAN & EVANS, Gas
Filters and Plumbers No North street. Jarvis Building
7. g. Certificates be had he nfhce mYStf
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NIvIDEND-MECHANIC,S FX-

III L ID f. n D.-MECHANIC'S EN-
- CHANGE AND SAVINGS COMPANY, Baltimore,
May 4h 1S5SThe President and Directors have this day
declared dividend for the past year of FIFTEEN PER
CENT, payable the Stockholders and Annual Depos
itors on and after 10th instant r.lr.
rhey have Also by resolution, this day accepted the
Law OF the State of Maryland passed at the last session Of
the Legislature changing the corporate style and title of
the Company to that of the EXCHANGE BANK
By order, VIM L. MONTAGUE,
my5d4tw4tr '.--f. t'.fif .. Cashier
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NOTlCE.-Neither the Captain nor Con
sgnees OF the Sician Brig ATTIv0 will be respon
sibe for any debts contracted by the of the said
vessel. my1Stf
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MOUNT VERNON CO.

"OUNI VERNON GU, II y U :
4V1 Manufacture and have always on hand FELTING
Tor Paper Makers use, of all widths up to rs inches
0fFlCE-CoR. LOMBARD STREET AND FRANKLIN
Ian - -tH.f .~- Ga 200 my21-1m
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nLD PAPERS FOR SALE,
" OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE AT rs CENTS
PER HUNDRED. Apply at this Office ap20-tf
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TNGERsOLL'S IMpRovED PORTABLE

= = :. IIIII III A 7 r Il II = S ~ y"
we call attention to this press which combines greater
poDer ana durability requires less labor occupies less
space ana costs less money than any other Machine for
bang hay or Cotton offered the public For sale
at manufacturers prices by j. A. WESTON & CO.,
feZ2 U Al South Charles street
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Sanktrs anb gruhsrs.

ISRAEL COHEN, -
Il STOCK, BILL IND NOTE BROKER.
No. NORTH STREET,
Buys and sells commission all the Securities of this
and other markets; negotates Notes Loans &c mY4tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09
Manifesto of Senior Iercz, the Special Envoy
to NiCnrmgun.

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN-The undersign-
ed, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PenipoteR-
tary of the Republic of Nicaragua near the Govern
ment Of the United STATES having observed that GER
tain parties have advertised in this city that the
steamer Washington will sail on the 9th OF November,
for San Juan del Norte Nicamgua, with passengers
for California and being that the route across
said Isthmus is not yet in condition for the convey
ance of passengers and freight for which reason twill
be impossible to secure comfortable passage over
the Ishmus Notwithstanding the anxiety Of the Gov
eminent of Nicagua to have the route opened, deems
it an act justice to the citizens of the United States
who might be misled into purchasing tickets to eau
ton all such not risk their meansin taking passage
in such vessel as will not he in the power Of such
company, or persons concerned therein, under the
present condition of the Transit to fulfill their en-
gagements in this respect,
In making this announcement, the undersigned is
DESTROYS to avoid entering into any discussion as to
claims right by the parties above referred to under
any contract; but he has the qualification to an
nounce his expectation that by convenient arrange
ments in conformity with the powers entrusted alone
to the undersigned by the Republic of Nicaragua,
said ronte will be speedily openedand kept opened for
the benefit of commerce.
New YORK; Nov. 2, 1858. MAXINE JEREz.
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The DIVORCE LAW IN 1NDrAsA.-rhe Evansville

THE DIVORCE Law IN INDIANA-The Evansville
Qud) Journal Of the 10Th ult. says:
Our laws regulating divorces are the subject Of
comment all over the country and are becoming re.
proaeh to the State The d0ckets in every judicial
circuit are burthened with applications for divorces,
a large portion of which are made by persons who
were never seen in the State till few weeks before
the setting of the courts and who disappear within
twentyo1r hours after the DEGREES in their cases are
recorded. The docket at the present term of the
Conrt in this county contains twenty-five petitions
for divorce some of the parties being entirely I'M
known here.
These cases occupy great deal OF the time of the
Cour to the delay Of other causes and 10 the serious
injury of other tigans, citizens OF our State, for
whose benefit our Courts are established and sup
ported.
in the following language.
"In this county is lot Of divorce applications, in
behalf of parties who come here for that purpose,
commit perjury as to residence, get divorced, aud
then 90 out to deceive one else. 1t is an evil
that ought to be dropped on. Any one who comes
here for that purpose should be kicked out OF the
community, and the woman suspected Of unehastity.
We have special reference to any pending appea-
ton but in the past the conduct OF such persons has
been too fragrant,
The New Albany Tribune says there are thirty.tYo
applications for divorce before the Circuit Court now
sitting in that city, aud adds
"Sfxty,four persons principally residents of other
States want to shake OF the silken bonds of Hymen
Who will say that it is not high time that cur very
liberal divorce laws should be amended
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09
5tGu Orleans 4attp @restent.
MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 5, Is5s.


The Bossjer Times, of the 18th uIt,. gava.
NJ go,tbar a. ~ IN Vel II. 60
cbangeabe sunshine and rain bleak "g Wb9 9G.e
winds fitting round the corners, moaning piteops1
then hieing to the treetops dallyiqg with the sere
ta yfo" 's4ye Inem @"aS ~ m Sa among the
winter. u
A frost was experienced at Concordia on Friday
last. The TpteIIipencer saws
We have nothing to record concerning the health
here, except that we continue in the enjoyment Of
the same blessing which we announced IN orr last
ness ne 9slS 'A' po'SsS''r o. VI" leeuon 'fom SiSh
The TharvfIa cazstte m sotrr,,or, 1,st corr,
4, ..t;@.t01 ~ = ''a' I, la' 9ays
As we Sa4ticlpated last week, from the growing
coiunesa 9 tIe weather. we mad slight frost IN TINS
nelghoof90od on thursday, and heavy one on yes
IG[IaF inns, q course. y ne death blow 70 Yellow
oaeA put we rear that u mas injured the cane IN
sol'e measure Wnlch ior the sake oil our planters,
~e wonla nuch regret Scarcely year now passes
gIsnout great loss TO the SngafplahteF, from tue
eHec'S VI lros1'
The Catahoala Independent Of the Sd says
We learn that on last Thursday, Thomas Rhine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09

Frost appeared at Natchez on Friday last. From
the Courier of Saturday we extract the following:
There were but two deaths during the twenty-four
hours from Thursday P, NJ, to Friday p. NJ,
both of those on Thursday night and both of yellow
fever One was from the city, and one from the State
| Hospital
The deaths since Monday evening flour days. have
been eleven, viz from the city, four Of yellow fever
and three of other Diseases and from the State Hos
| pital -four Of yellow fever.i
| We yet hear of some new cases; mostly of unac-
climated persons, foreigners chiefly who in defiance
oFevery suggestion persist in coming here before the
/ danger is past.
| Nearly five hundred unaccmated foreigners have
arrived in this city within the Ten days past Alter
| staying around the evee, and sitting in sun and
wind for hour after hour during DAYS they gradually
| disperse among neighboring plantations seeking
! work-many OF them with the seeds of disease in
their system. Over one hundred and fifty persons Of
this description applied yesterday to one OF citi
| Zens Tor employment
| The Port Gibson Reveie, of Saturday says:
| The frost Of yesterday morning was welcome Wis
tor, and long looked for We saw thin ice early in
the morning. and although not directly interested we
! rejolced over the cold snap on account OF those
places afflicted with the epidemic From present in
| diCatlOns we shall have frost in the morning.
The Attala Democrat, OF Friday last has the fol
lowing:
| he storm of thunder, lightning, wind rain and
hail of Wednesday night the 2Gth ult was much Sc
verer in other sections Of the country than here On
| the plantation Of Mr. Willis p. WingO, on Big Black
| we learn that dwelling house. unoccupied perhaps
| at the time, was blown down, and much damage
| otherwise done through the country. In the neigh.
borhood Of the Phoenix Mills hail it is said fell Of
sufficient size and weight to split shingles in some in
| stances on the roots oil houses. Above Greensboro
in Choctaw county, we learn that the battlement OF
! the elements was still more tremendous H0Qsts,
trees and fences were all blown down by it. The
damage done to the cotton crop in those particular
sections where the storm spent most its fury, is very
/ C0D
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09
. VIII the South Make the Issue OF the Union
upon n Violation Of the English Bill -

From the Yazoo CRY Nliss.J Democrat, 9Th inst
The above intewogatory is now being generally
propnunded for the consideration of Southern men.
Its answer will involve interests incalCuabe to the
South. How it will be answered is question of time.
To answer atlirmatvely without united resolution
to maintain by action, will be to do nothing that
has not been done before To "resoVG and re-Tes0ve
the maintenance of her constitutional rights and
legal compromises, the South has ever been pnnctual
to do but to do more, she has not and to this day
gives every evidence OF a willingness to die the
same" She has thundered terribly i'll the prologue,
but miseraby failed in the performance COnven-
lions almost innumerabe have been holden and reso
buttons Of the most resolute spirit have been adopted;
" only this aud nothing more Now another aggres-
sion is threatened. The Black Republican party will
most probably have control of the next Congress-
Ii English, Florence and other members of the House
from the North who supported the Kansas Conference
bill have apOstatiscd to the main principle of its
compromise, may not Bgler, Fitch and others-mem
bers OF the Senate who likewise support lido the
same thing Nor the South at all depend on the
little squad of Americans in Gongress-WhO, by rea-
OF the equality in numbers OF the other two par
ties, will hold the balance of power in that body.
repeat, then that in view Of the rinmphs OF that
party in the late elections that the Black Republicans
will probably have control OF the next Congress-
If such should be the case it is openly avowed that
effort will be made to bring Kansas into the Union
a State in defiance OF the English Compromise. 1t
is admitted by the Abolition press that an attempt
will be made at the next session OF Congress to do
this thing. 1t will be likewise admitted we think,
that no attempt is being made on the part Of the
South to prevent it. Are we to believe, then, that
the South will, as heretofore, tameIy submit! Sod
forbid Resistance to an aggression on the principle
Of this compromise was contemplated by the South
ern members of the Congress that passed it. Hear
Senator A. q. Brown on this point:
Fer myself say. hope the people of
viii il mis- m adhere 70 lbe ogdnteS and tasson
in under tile eeompon Constitution; mea st1g out hey
% ;s Is %arE he '%2 t@i,, % @ a, zen to one
that oli5r."
On the same point Senator Toombs of Georgia
smoke as follows
u fnnr,v I'm o the Committee Of Conference 1t is
is no Vic dsrasfenl 10 me nearby approve ii think
wise weasure-h good measure Nae beenqse ii settles
,S FasSr pR oo M a r1 inn l @ the 5 Uf Il tI
iii. question upon principles which have manaped from the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09
BRTDGEWATER PAINT.

BhIiDGEVAT,ER MINERAL PAINT,
FOE WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS,
Steamboats,, ships, Railroad Cars,
DEPICTS, AND Am UT-DOOR WORK
Also for all kinds Of
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09

New Iberia, Atakapas March % 1885.
The opinion entertained by Of the BRfDGERATER
PAINE expressed in the above certificate 1852 been
more than confirmed since consider it the valuable
paint kHown, and combines al the virtues claimed by the
Agents. tsguedJ JOHN +. MILLER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09

G @. BOgGrtDetr SIR have used your BRInGEW AFTER
PAINT The decks o! my steamships and having fully tested
It's value chesrfuy recommend its az The best and
economical paint Eyeeye used also find uueqIed for
painting decks covered with canvas being durable Iupervious
to water, and proteeti6na gRusi fire.
tsigned) W. c. TEALPLETON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09
= NDIGTH CuLLOnr

" NORTH CULLOHl, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, vii
attend to all professional business in ST. Landry and Ay0s
Giles that may DO entrusted to his Office at MARKS
WILLIE, La.
Reerences-Chas. NJ. Waterman hard ware merchant G.
Olivier Esq; Thes D. Miller merchant Ghas
Singleton, atoruey.atiawi Nixon Adams Crescent Office
New Orleans, m26 ly&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09

'lCJp no. Ibl ana Il Uhartsrt
IHibbard's Wild Cherry,
/ Richardson's Sherry Wine,
IHutching's Vegetable = yBpepsIa
Igouley's Vegetable, Colenanis,
| H0ofand 'sGerman, Oxyganated
! COSMETICS.
| COLOGNE Water, Bay Waller,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
Jong's Lilly White.
| SOAPS AND GREAMs,
4 Lows Brown Windsor,
jones Chemical,
RadwRy's NtediCAted, OaatIIes,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compundf
Of all descriptions.
PILLS.
iWrighps Indian Vegetable,
| MoifAps Life, BrandrethjB, .
MorrtsOa's, Lees, New London
Paris, Sappington's, Champ.
tou's,
lGrGetfenherE, Jayns's Sauativs
lJsyne's Ague, Winar'B Can't
mile,
Hibbard'B Anti biItoug, PeteriB,
lSpeucer's Vegetable, Cooks,
ICguper's, Covel's Rheumatic,
Anierson's, Allebasia'B Health
Wi6ter's Gentle PHrgative,
Allebasis' Aguet Hooper'B,
lChickner's Sugar coated,
I0ilbert'B Anti bilious, Beck
with's,
iIadY's Blood, InRoldsby's Pile
iSCOtt's Vegetable, EagOn'B,
Railways Regulators,
Roses Railroad, Leiy'sFelnAis
ILouden's Indian sanative,
Louden'a Agne, Holloway's,
iHGlBted's Anti Dyspsptlc,
Gordnn's, McLane's Liver.
hair DYES.
Phalon's Nlngic, Bachelors,
ailmRn's Instantaneous,
Billiards., jules Hausl's.
lJayne's American, East India
MISCELLANEOu
lDr. M1rse'B InEiRorAting Dor
dial.
lThorn's Extract,
rarrant's Aperient,
lTarrant's Elixir of Rhubarb,
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mother Relief, ...
ITo0thaChe D;ops,
| LyOn's Magnetic Powders,
Mrs, Kidder'a Cordial.
iThOmps0n'b Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings Astrlngent,
| HTatt's Life Balsac.
IMGMHnn's Elixir of Opium,
Railways Ready ReliBi,
Railways Resuiveut, ...
lTarranrg IHdeiible Ink .
DR.. Fitch's Body Braces,
iDr. Fitch's Shoulder BrsceA;
/ nr. Fitch's IRhaling Tubes,
Or. Rose's Preparations,
Winsr's Arcanum Extract
Tenetir's Specific,
MRrshalpB Oatholicon,
Or. Fitch's Preparations,
Morseis Compound Syrup a
Yellow Dock,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
btown' Essence Of Ginger,
! MOrtimors's Rheumatic Com
pound.
lAortimore'B Cordial Bltters,
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose.
CrOssmRn's Specific,
/ Dr. Ward Specific,
UphRE'5 Pills Electuary,
lsteer's Opedil,lor,
GollrGy's Cordial,
/ VurlingiOn's Raisam,
! DR.. Cullen's Preparations,
BHteman's Drops,
lDr. JaYue's Family Msiicile,,
lSeidlttzali Soda Powders,
Eppnts d FLUID Extract EuchG
Lncinu Cordial,
IJnuo Cordial,
Harris Remedy for File. ..
Wilson'S Death on Rats etc.,
I4eidyi5 Eflsiye Soap,
lKirby's Cholera Drops.
Balls Cholera Syrap,
| spOhnis Headache Eensdy,
GonrIeIps Mixture,
iDr. Marchlsl's Gtorlne UataolI.
can,
gowan's I.ilhoutrtFttc,
ILouden's Preparations
illnughtou's pspsIa, @
SCIEEIBAM EGHNkPPF.
IS, and all dealers 10 any OF Iha
,ataiogng, will find tito their I'D.
heir orders AZ shove, where will
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09
A oAtID-BUGsNET HOUSE, CINCINNATI, o

The subscriber takes th opportunity greeting his old
friends DhFons aud the public generally begs leave to
state that the #hPHe magnificent esabs
nd otherwise tue finest in ADsrcE-rt EencefQrh be
durted scae Of enlarged itherty accommodation
wGrthy its widely extended reputation.
nsympathy with the spirit Of retrenchment and economy
rendered imperative by the sugency of the times and per
vading all classes the price Of daily board viii from this datq
be reduced to Two Dollars
The advantages OF the Burnet House all other Hotels
Cincinnati manifold among are more liberal and
elegant architecture and easily accessible offices OF
public convenience the finest Dining Rooms and Ladies', Draw
ing keom in America The most liberal arrangement
ing meals nearly every hour in the twenty four great
business
Trusting recognition Of these important advantages re
main very truly yours.
fe22 A. B. COLEMAN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09
COTTON PRESSES.

ALABAMA,
Corner of Tchoupitoulus and Robin streets,
- Corner of Tchoupitoulasand Henderson streets.
St. Mary IS street. between Perdido and Poydras
LOUISIANA,
Corner of ST. Thomasa and Basin streets.
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner of Tehouptoulasa and Richard streets
Corner of Tchoupitoulasand Richard streets
New Leveeand Louisastreets.
Corner Leveeand Roignacstreets.
Corner Anuupciationand Riehardstreets.
SZYMANSKTS,
cornefIeveeandC loue streets, ThrdDstrlot
CornerH endersonand New Leyeestreets
CornerNew Leyeeand RoGfgnacstreets,
CornerCanaland Robertsonstrees.
Corner of Tchoupitoulasap ornngP9treetB
hEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Leveestreet. between ST, FerdnandGnd Montegp
Streets Third District
lsyeestreet oppositePostl88, ThirdBistriot.
INDEPENDENT,
- New LeveeAnd RohignaCsrees,
NEW COTTON PRESS
Leyeestreet, between Montegutand Clone tstrost4
Third District
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09

NgW UrIean5- MTCl 3, Is56,
have been using the BrEeWater Mineral Paint on the hos
Of my ship for the past years and consider vaua
bic paint for going vessels recommend withou
ssaOu both economy and its undoHbfed protect quail
ties. (SiguedJ THOMAS g. HILER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09

youth, with a tun for figures, had five eggs to
boil and being told to give them three minutes CHI
boiled them a quarter Of an hour altogether,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

I WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y sand popular Family Medicines which they offer to suply
Druggists and Dealers OF PROPRIETOR lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. l6l and 81 Charter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09
NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL. IN THE WORLD.
SARSA PARTLLA OZENGE S !,
sImnIa md Cnrnnnmmd.

5AAAt pr .ttlSt u4ial"'s''t'
Prepared by n. HEREU, Druggist and Physician.
Superior Essences Syrups Extracts named and
t0aflspeciaities heretofore known.
have time thoroughly investigated the of
general therapeutic susceptible being applied
diseases ne OF morbid prncpIeot which proceeds
ofaans ''9s s's'e = ' 100 y '"5 u ZIG
sOTt animal
bic and niueR Kingdoms had induced the hone that could
m
II gsaFebeg5 Id fsli6yf obtained
ia some vegetables the necessary means for th
n fdga which Il based upon an 0lenginon4 Drucinp of Sr
seB8fja bary known to the public such IL The droypry
his bsen gyen to IT, because s nature nIed the
pality NJ DONG gthor9ise a4d 6gye divided 9to sim.
WIN @ i4 ;" oEaeE 'n"' the5 nEh' De given
NJ GFst E8a ds 1riystaIy sy rsr,,.3 nv,
k5s-9 ,,nti rssits %a 81 So5 o. ny J ~
tsss3st ot,s - M ~ c1iJ we, irSt
apsfnsf5 me ~ - 49,
T attention of pbysicians and Of the npflir ia raad IN
ToerJeS order avery nne
rsbsresalts 81 The same
y - ,'r.S+ ' - -,,,,,,..
..5ss=. tA5hNEAAh fsFFFCIS,
. DS upWafas o. q thousand PERSONS
'ae mood Is purified hud renovated
s49'ls va iHp"'itieS rom lhls precious organ ana mud
SPE OF 4 T.. FE q u n
s5.3z...,,..I ,,i,.'
III y ul ~ 'llstlses EeneEAIly.
Nit9 " eN 'ue9e i'p"ehBea nave never mad the
eho95Is h9l me S gItoM Ii tfseF ,..,
90 e19y M rj b$Ji7iI as W. SUM- gu'
ae ana ReIK2s aa 92uS diseases are completely cured
II Ae85as9 5t. ttE r 49, - ~ I5 "a 70
AZ ~ ' ,Ea, n9nit sS stomach bowels and
gilea ne l91enEes are res2red TO. -
R9 aae " A9 UV@ WIN prospectus showing row they
RAlsA W tsSis ,Trp - T,I,pr, >, ~ ,rrr,,-r,
~ c6r,er Ts nj lss ana an = 3 F,|
'0t , ~ y, ~ ~ i9''e "lu t,o'i oohs tfeetS
NWFBRiG1T 4co
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4
General Depot Special Age
street, New Orleans, LA.
VERMIEUGES.
Wlner's Canadian,
Bwain's,
Psrryjs Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic,
Kerl's,
B. Il. FRhnestOek'B,
McLean's.
BALSAM and COUGH REM
EDTES,
Wlstar's BslAEa of WildCherry
Hastings NapthA,
Sbermau's Bai5Atn,
BuchHnis Hungarian,
Dayis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
SChenCk'a PulmOuic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Barth0lOmew's Expectorant,
Halls BalsAm,
Bwaym's Syrup Of WildCherry,
Ayers Cherry PeCt9rAl,
TGylor's Balsarn Liyerwort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Winer' q EleCumpatne,
RogeEa' LiverWort and Tar,
Sta9ilerf ~ i'iliet : i E wortt
T.o-jcrjs 49, ~ vi aus
~ - '''i'"1 ~
Gc Vi gGs 9e!i,.,,,...,, ~,
- a p ~ 5 I BTt I .
nv - 'i s,'I : a - Ii'l4AS'
Si p ~ Tl,,..,l,,,a,-
C,.5l, = " tt'ehN o .
All 'ra,,,t r.-.,...,--.,,i
fv.,,a,,t It.j = NeVV Ao"h9eh0's
WI 80 -, g.
" 5 ItsogE D.
S4@E i! y: ,.r,,-,,,..,
. $50. = ao'ieilp9EB -,
a,r.,tt,, v,ti,u piFislol's'
"u'S2l' 3 : = sli |, sS., B9 2,
vv.,t,. CO. -. ~ l = 10
" GU . ~ Z. stis N.lshihg,
T,,u M. \ \ ~ ~. 2 i31tI,eIl8tAeniAs,
"eN 0e''N : : " y, fIebFoWi
nNqsAu .
tI,..l,. phn app'b Indian
@'i'y 49,, Z !. I 2 prom.
SfttnLu , AuheBlYe,
IISs, e WY . Arnice,
az ~ 1, tt u htH m =
I lf I , olcallc ollhlnment
''''@4oah al us lang ,,,. ,,,
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Certificate Of I'm. S. adams, Master Of Ship 10

Certificate Of HIM. S. adams, Master Of Ship 10
scph Holmes.
have used the BRIDGEwATER MiSERAE P&ISF on
the work OF the ship Joseph Holmes, TOR the last twelve
foTiTuu that exposed TO twater. WM 5. ADAMS.
Theattentonof Planters particularly objected to the fol
We acknowledgement, Cotton Factors and Commission Mer
chants do cheeruy recommend the BrdEewaer antfor the
serving the interests OF planters by calling their aenonto it
PAYNE / ii ARRIsoN,
WRIGHT, WILLIAMS It CO.,
BuCHAN0N, CARROLL Il CO.,
WATT 4 nESAUILEs,
HILL. MCLEAN i CO.
NJ. GREENWOOD 4 co.
In addition to the above nconrovertbe testimony of th
superiority of the BRIDGEWATER PAINT the Agents have
ntheiposesson nuumerabe certificates which may bes
on application at their Office
The Agents dcem thetrdnty we'll for the protection Of
the public for the character of the BrdgewarPaut to eau
ton all interested against the imposition that beenpractced
ou Of the Company have been enahcd TO keep
supply equal the demand and tits within the POSITIVE
KNOWLEDGE of the Agents. that various mineral
have been sold parties OUT OF THE CITY, the Bridge
Paint In prevent any future disappointment,
would uggestha orders be sent direct to AS,
correspondents here with instructions purchase ONLY Of
the Agents. Forthfuure shall regularly supplied and
will be able 10 fill orders any extent.
NO DEVIATION IN PRICE TERMs-For al sum- under
500 CASH from sl0O 5000 sixty days. s2O0aud upwards
our months creditor approved city acceptance.
For sale dry, in packages of $50 pounds, by
G. C. BoGERT & CO.,
II Camp street.
Agents for the States Of Louisiana,
d25 # Mississippi, Alabama and Tezss.