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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-10
ASHLEY McCREERY.

NEW YORK, Dec. II, 1857,
Sr:--* All this summer have been troubled
with Reaches and Mice. l was actually ashamed of
the house, for the Reaches were everywhere, and L
don't know what should have done by this time. I
purchased box of your EXterminator and tried II,
and in one week there not Roach or Mouse in
the house. JOHN b. GlVENS, No. "a Elm st.
MooRE's SALT WORKS, Ohio, June 3, 1857.
Dear ST:-I have used it, (the Rat, Roach &c. Ex-
terminator three nights, and it is making sad havoc
among the Rat tribe, Yours, &c, j. P. BECOM.
Wat the Pres say:
We know by actual experience that Costar's pre-
paration for Rats Reaches Bed Bugs and Insects gem
erlly are complete and perfect eXterminators--M Y
AtlaS, May II.
"COstar's Rat, Roach, &c. Extermnator is in--
allible destroyer of these pestilent ereaturesHd-
aROpOHs (btd) Sentinel
What The Druggists say: tl
GUILFORD y LEMBERGER, (Druggists,) Lebanon,
Pa g We are pleased to say that which is sold gives
great satisfaction"
GEO. ROSE, CardiRgtoa, o. at Che Rat Roach
sc EXterminator sells like hot cakes, giving general
satisfaction"
Sold in Perrysburg, o. by PECK HAMILTON, A gents.
April 22 lS5S--5Qm2
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C0STAR'S PRINCIPAL DEPOT, ~. M
SEE THE FOLLOWING:
Rats, Reaches, Bugs, Insects, &c.

What the Farmers say: .t..r
late writer says that the various species of YER
min multiplying at fearful rate throug the
land" postmaster in Illinois writing to Costars"
Depot says: 1.-THE country is literally overrun with
them rats and mice, &c.) .u r.u
What the People say: CAVE, Ill., June 81, 1857.
Dear Sir:--My brother, j. w. McCreery. purchased
a box of your Rat EXterminator, and found it to be
what you recommended it to be, perfect Rat des-
troyer l hereby enclose SIS for more of it. ''-'
Yours, &C., ASHLEY McCREERY.
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Thc rPcvnlmiion in Ncw Orlonns.

'Tiic Revolution in New orleans.
A revolution broke out in New Orleans last
week, which threatens a repetition Of the Cali
fomia Vigilance Committee scenes
on the second day after the organization Of
tle mob, or Vigilance COMMITTEE, the Mayor OF
the City Mr Waterman, took efugo St the head
Quortcrs OF the revolutionists, who barricOded
The streets and were armed in sufficient numbers
TO render an attack of the city forces extremely
hazardous, and it was therefore postponed.
The city authorities, the Mayor excepted,
made active preparations for defence, and both
parties have been prepared for an outbreak for
several d0ys past. Several arrests have been
made by the Vigilance Commtte, but we have
hearl o! no executions. On Monday The cleo
ton day, The Mayor resigned his Office, and the
Americans elected Mr. Sdll, the Vigilance Com
mitcc men not voting Dlring the day, can
non was accidentally discharged, which killed
four persons aud wounded twelve
tn, r1voutioni.ts were at first without any
apparent organization, but they now recognzc
Samuel Nj. Kennedy, wealthy commission
merchant, rs Mayor and are fully or5onizid
throughout. IL is their purpose TO take the city
government into their own hands aud purge it
of the enormous corruptons that have charuc
tctacj it for some time past. II is claimed
that The city has been ruled for some time by
thieves, robbers, aud murdcrers, aud that rev
o.ution is the only remedy for the people. We
expect TO hear of some desperate fighting before
the restoration OF quiet in the Southern Empo.
rum,
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Filth Congressional District Nominating Con-
yeutiut,

The Republicans of the Filth Congressional District
composed of the counties of Defiance, Fulton Han.
cock Henry, Lucas. laudng, Putnam, Van Vert vii.
liams anu Wood requested 20 send delegates 90
Republican Congressional Convention, hereby mp.
pointed to meet at DEFIANCE, on THURSDAY,
JULY TWENTY SECOND, NJ eleven o'clock A.. VI.
for the purpose of selecting cAncidatc TO I've sup
ported by the Republican and Independent voters Of
Che District at the ensuing October election.
The la Of represent tcn agreed upon is ono d 2-
erae for every fifty votes css for Gov Chn3c 81 The
election in 1857 and one add onii delegate for every
fraction Of twenty-five votes aud over caat above
which ratio will cntlc the several counties In the Dis
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j. WRIGHT & co.



LONG SUFFERING, WEAKNESS,
DEFoRMITY OR PREMATURE DEATH
DHIley's Magical Pain Extractor,
The only Instant Never-Fang Andote Pain Earth
WARRANTED
To without smart quicker all al5 that other hngt
relieve; moreover has abolneand unmskabe control
the many maades below named, which deies ALL other
remediesand medical skill.
l. Stops MI pain, even of Burns, instantly.
2 Heals Burns and Small Pox, etc, free OF
s. AdmitBno scald to raise water blister sore.
T. Takes away Old Sores fully
g. subdues all internal and external Inflammation.
g. Ends Commissions Collie and Fits directly
T. Soothes Nerves TO ease quiet and strength.
g. Restores action and strengthtO Palsied Limbs
O. Destroys Mortihcationinstanty.
TO- Generates Flesh roed thereby.
H. Keeps off Black and Swelling after blows.
L. DtsBolves CAtaracts and strengthens Sight.
49, Draws and henls Blisters free Of smart or mark
il Neutrazes all poisOns and hum6r either hereditary
fused by bees, hornets mosquitoes reptiles, rabd ami
mails, corrupt bodies plants
ABSOLUTELY
Now whether the bigot beeveS not Fire Poison In
aammaton Modification Infection Hydrophobia the hor
Of all thcpient Consumption Constipation Erysipe
las Cancer inflammation Of the Chest Bowels, Pleurisy
Chronic Drhea pysentery etc. rendered comparatively
easily by child possessing but box q
this Innocent mighty cheap electric rapid antdote uni
$4,000
viii be forfeited If 1t does LIFE where all medlca
LIONS
Use daily in astouuded satisfacon-a praise NONE
ARE SAFE WITHOUT IT. and 1t has become the creates
Ommercial auiidote extant.
Refer Or. v Mott, New York the greatest surgeon
In America and all eminent physicians.
Fotsacin New Orleans, wholesale and retail,by
j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
q and I5l Chartresstreet
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BOARD or ALDERMEN.

FRIDAY, October Is, 1858.
The Board met this day on a convocation Of the
Mayor.
Members present Messrs Conway, DeLabarre,
Howell Landry and Vennard-5.
Mr. DeLabarre was called to the chair.
The reading Of the minutes was, on motion, dis
pen8ed with.
The following message was read:
MAYoR&BTY NV ORLE4Ys
=, :, City Hail. Oct Is, 1853. 5
To the Honorable the Board Of Aldermen
IsntenenI have caused you request
OF the Comptroller The object will BY
a communication from thst lffcer.
Respectfully,
GERABD sTTTH. Mayor
communication from the Surveyor was read,
and will be found in proceedings Of the Assistants
On motion Of Mr.. Vennard, the Secretary was in
structed to send copy Of the foregoing communca.
ton to all the city newspapers
The following resolutions, adopted by the Assist
ant Board, were read twice and concuTred in, the
rules being suspended
Yeas Messrs. Conway, Howell, Landry, Vennard
and DeLabarre-5.
On motion, the Board adjourned to Tuesday next
the 18th inst at o'clock z. NJ.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secty.
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Certificate Of the NerU Orleans UnaeTtpriters.
The Undersigned UndeEwrers, having confidence the
BRIDGE TER PAINE for the covering shiugie
and frame buildings Will Al AL times give those fire risks
preference whcte The BridgewHier Paint is used.
h. MATHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Company.
IT, al. ADAMS, Pres Crescent :. !.
A. BROTHER, Pres't Home
J. PEMRERTON Pres'tN o.
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual =.
CHAS. BRIGGS Agent IAveTpoGlan and London !.
sAML. F. ASHTON, Agent Delsware Mutual =.
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G. c. BoGERT & CO., Agents,
Nc. 70 Camp street, N. o.

Thesuperior qualities of the BRIDGEWATER PAINT are
80 extensively KNOWN and ith reputation SO favoray
ished that Agents do not deem necessary to enter into
any heightened description Of its MERITS and will therefore,
univ pont ont few gifts prominent properties and reerdrect
to selected testimonials from parties for the part well
known in this vicinity.
For covering Roofs either Tin Iron Zinc Paper Canvas
Wood II will be invaluable the bending shrinking
arpng of the maeriapon which used does affect
the Paint In twenty hours dries, in four weeks
becomes a perfect Slate. As FIRE and WATERPROOF
Paint will be found superior any other and perfect
lection buildings againstsparks cinders. etc.
1t possesses great BODY, ELASTICITY, FLEXIBILITY
dADHEsIYEPropees superior to any mineral substance
in
For DECKS Of STEAMERS either Wood Canvas it has
no rival as itno only dries readily but hard as
comparatively short time forming coating perfectly
SPARK and CINDER PROOF. The great body Of the Paint
which has aSonshed all painters who have used It, makes
the besan cheapest covering for WOOD TIN CANVAS or
MUSLIN ROOFS.
every description Of SHIP PAINTING, either Wood or
Iron above the water will be found unsurpassed
especially for decks of vessels The
tiacutes annexed his point are most convincing,
For RAILROAD CARS, FEPOTS, BRIDGES AND ALI
OUTDOOR WORK successfully used at the North
proven incacutbIe servcen durability veil al
the protection affords against and injury to the carr
| rom the effects ofrang sparks and cinders.
purposes for which the Paints recommendedit ii
| UNEQUALED, and its value for PLANTATION use, fol
STEAMBOATS,, etc, etc. is INCALCULABLE, besidesbeng
| CHEAPER than ANY other PAINT in the COUNTRY. it,
peculiar qualities its genealnse in the South ane
| EVERY PLANTER, BUILDER and STEAMBOAT OWNER
by single trial be convinced of the superior advantage
o. the EGEWATER PAINT, the oecunomy, du
abtyand protective properties all other mineral sub
s''A'''' DIRECTIONS
The quantity Of oil required to reduce proper
ency for use depends upon absorbing character the
face to whichis applied Great should be observed
sweep clean the painting In applying
vas -four sizing first as it prevents the decay
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~
have using the BrdEewaer Mineral Paint the
my ship the past two years ard consider most aua
BILE Dat going vessels recommend suCl without
esluOn both ecuuemy and It's uudouhed protective quail
ties (Signedl THOMAS G. HILER.
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New Iberia, Attakapas, March q, 1856
The opinion entertained by me Of the BRIDGENATER
PAINT expressed in the above certificate in 1852 has
more than confirmed since consider it the valuable
paint known and combines all the virtues claimed il by the
Agents. Signed JOHN f. MILLER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-18

NHAMPAGNE-GoNpR GREEN SEAL WINE,
DreGt portaton from Rheims For sale in lots to sutthe
A. A. EEHINS 4 CO.,
hl9 No. 80 GraTier street
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-z==a-
100000 shares.

ARTICLE ".
Lists subscriptions shall be opened at the times and pac
required by the said ans and at such other TINT
places the Directors may determine, for subscription
much OF said eight millions of csh stock may renal
educing the subscriptions Of those who sign tn
charter.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
PETITIONs--OFFICTAL.
RIO THE HONORABLE TFaF COETgTfyw
4 Council Of The City Of New UrIeang:


NEw ORLEANS, April z5tt, 1853.
Genen1en-Your petitioners Magazine street,
between Harmony and Tosdano respectfully represent
that the plank road said street IN bad conditions
be replaced by shell Or ballast road.
We therefore propose said portion Of said ssest with
block the usual and according
provided Council will reimburse the that the
city would have the construction Of shell OF ballast
road In your honorable body accedng to pop0
SAL hereby petition you, pass the resolutions
proper publi8hment be made IN accordance
with the ions apprranfng thereto In City Charter
Hart Thomas 2gI feet
Adam Gasser 90 feet
Philip Deachaise 50 feet
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failure elect Directors shall not dissolve the corporaon
but office shall continue the functions
until Board he elected All notices Of election and of
meetings of stockholders STALL be given By publication fifteen
days ADVANCE in at least of the newspapers Of New Or
leans.
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HUGHES, YALETTE h CO.,
gents OF the Louisiana Dry Dock.
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undersigned Mortgages for the parish
city Of New Orleans cerihs that the within
recorded this day in his Office in book society
JOHN HOLMES, Recorder,
New Orleans, August 4, 1857. Ru5
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lanes u, H. J.Ha
Hugh " Mlgsson, =. T. 4 9 95ldIs
Henry Rensha9 John q Gaines
A. G. Tremoulet. Thos. soo, isl5
rTyE1TRD ANIMAL STATEWEyT
L or rpE-
,ypp CprE.Ne savTNae rNcTITrTToE
incorporated 7--'SD % 1893 W.,
restitution the following staernentof aars IS publlshed
LIABILITIES
Fecelyea from l9V' uspoato'' \ err e-ag f22 "a
Paid in 629i draft. ............., 582II8 81
Amount dqs S Dsn6si ApF lS S' ~
Amount outstanding 'o'n ApF, iSo'.'' z15o2 .
! o'' -
ss7, 600 New Orleans City s 7ssht' cost.
fng ..,............ $29,27O 90
ofS4jlO Louisiana State stock......... $500 90
h9 proved sy RS %S5E %5n O dodBo
the amount loaned ...............,... IS 900 90
: o. o a ---.,u. =, 60, .
In IN B yapft o. Louisiana sl26 4176i Sc
9-yz''O1 %
NJ, c,,r,,s lroz E ls5e
Personally arneared before ma John " Andrews Justice of
rs Psees f. DE ags s Of ore 2sseT se oes9n 6 p D.
aud transcript from The books y 81
Sworn and subscribed SsPES re h 6R Sy o May 1883
Third Justice of the Feace'
The have s3r94 ,zn oms pa4I s
Laws for the six months previous the lsnstant.
ne .,iy , u"e gaI" &c Cps
-, SAM JONES, Jr,, Secretary.
New Orleans. May G. 1858. mys
THE UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW ORLEANS
quired by law and their Charter, viz
Amount o premiums received during the year ena soo5 OF
prE I INN on F R1 Risks $50 Isl IS
River Rtsks............... 6l,8s9 g
Marine f'iSks' .,'''''''''' .. w - s2o5 G47 eI
,,.....-,,, s9-9 ,5579
Paid lossas etr 20 arm n IN The wear to.wit
fire Losses, sl 925F2 o. %
Marine Losses. His %
1os... ...=............. sI+85509
- i 5sS ssaf s .sl.. >, ss Il & q
" -'s' sg2.e5o 80
Of which is reserved for risks moi ter o.,.- AZ
80 go 595 ~
r,o ssss+s If The C,orons,y are
Capital stock .................,. s2O00Q5 %
Biiis recs Va6e al short time for pre-
Bills Receivable for loan on mortgags... i,06 q
-5-55----5.
STATE OF LOUIS ANA, Parrish OF orleans SitE oil New
before me the Of the Pea in and for the
city aforesaid personally came and appe9Fe8 r &m4pe
Company Of sew orser wRp bSag da swSsn seeq ord
and tra and correct transcript the Com
pany ii 9t G55 4R 6H6k6E $st Secretary
I W an 7
d N. an ''tsi. " . d 4
Al Of the Board Of DsG,9F ned PRP ts g @9 i WAS
EeSolFel 10 tlec'''e u NV ltet'u VI " " "
Tor %neS 6 SeR T = ST o 4 be
june neNi A9l fof'll FEN 0i, - s"1 ~
cRa Gf he oopay On and after The 18th day May
| cnrFeAt' rrr4,pFIT. p-a.;laa.
JULES DoLHoNDE, Secretary
New Orleans, May s. 1858,
DIRECTORS:
$ 2$$2SFEfE '' ne '" $;s S
3 m3 zF RSSIf2f30NDE. " Martin, Cobb q Co.
GARI ' R6nN. :. .. Kdhn Ryan.
L Io + S SEYE s666r Aoa.' osusfo' 4 Co.
a otll-e1 l--'Hl
- OF
Tur urp rNCup ,NCE CONPANy
u d vs. U Il a n = r. " ,os = N a y i
FOR me year S"1ls NAY o. 600.
Amount oil PFeniumS received, :12 /
Premiums on Fire Risks ,.........s5 65 Ok u u
River i9,5S2 59-lla225 Il
ro.s mi tor,,iroa5. s20 S34 M
zo--=z=a 40
amount o. F're.. 20
RAD losses during the year. '9""' oo
m SS os5t. 73
River Losses......... ....'''...,'''..s. l,99l 70
p,;5 IN Losses o ,st, ., INNS s S=7 q
Paid ReusurNncGs. 3,sJ3 5d
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MEDICAL EVIDENCE.

We he Undersigned having frequently administered med
pfspared by Mr. John Wner of this town. designated ii
Wne Canadian yermifuEe and being fully satisfied whits
caeyi confidently recommend it safe and efficient remedy
Tor the expulsion of from the intestine canal.
G, O,REILLY,
Iieentiate Of the R. c. of Surgeons in Ireland,
G. W. DICKENsON
Member of the R. @, Surgeons in London, etc.
fFrolnthe Rev j. Flanagan, of Binbrook, G. WI
=. WsBesr: Ihave made the trial of your Canadian Yer
nlfuge and with the happy results In my family
andineYeryeasc which has knowledge the expu
sion has followed the administering of your verm
every here prefers the other
certain children take readily, which great point
gaipedin giving medicine to children.
july AZ, 1886, JOHN FLANAGAN.
The physicians generally ''Winer's Canadian
Vemffagan This medicine simple vegetable preparation
always be administered with proper safety conf
dsneeaa the will always destroy and
storgfhe patient to health
Over thousand certificates have been sent to the
agents from planters merchants and physicians bearing
EapnY 10 the efficacy Of theiuvauable remedy.
ea5e Warranted in all cases
Prepared only by JOHN WINER Manufacturing Chemist
sad wholesale Druggist, Hamoa, Canada West.
Sold, Wholesale and retail, by j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Nos. q and l51 Gharresstreet.
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I,IRsI1 nIsrIsIrr PpuNn-1Yna -

E7TRST DISTRICT HOUND-NVas brought
be First District Pouaa Dryades street, between
lula and Iirod streets, estray-
One brown horse pony, about ID hands high, branded b
v the left houder with Mexican saddle wooden srups,
bride and mArtingale
Which ii not claimed within ten days and expenses there
paid will public auction said pound, TU ES
DAY, OeiOber 10Th 1855 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
New Orleans, October L. 1855
q. O. FLEGHIER, Street Commissioner.
| Registered September Il, 1858.
T. J. HITsELBERGER,
IIarAntr ar ntrnller
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zte1 Orleans QajIg Crestert.
deaBNaNnoN a5apUNGa.Ht.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
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New OrIeans Feb 4, 1854.
Having had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted with the
BRIDGEWA TER PAINT and ersthoroughy tested we
concur in opinion with Capt Th0m0sson Of the Magnolia
Capt Brown, of the Porpoise, We cheertully
mend said paint a superior article.
HUGHES, VALETTE * THOMAS, Louisiana Jock Yard.
DIP. WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
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4 NERICAN hRONlAVlC BEpTGlS corr
IA DIAb-Rhis Cordial Whose delicate flavor and
unsurpassed is the mos successful tonic and reura known
in general debility complaints
the appetite the action functions Of the
aCh and thereby dyspepsia, brought
continued indigestion. the prevalent
and humid climates Said Cordial may be administered with
equal efficiency the infant and the aged by following
printed the label Of bottle its ,greeablr
taste ) the least Ofits recommendations
This Cordial has been uroduCe into the
cpal coehouses Of this city such sazernc Gem Ruby
the Age far superior Bokers Stomach Bitters
celebrated throughout the United America and there
doubt that all who the American Bitter
Cordial give It the preference all hitherto
For eby A. a. PEYEHAUD,
No. los Royal street.
b TTRpTN
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TPAyE DU PREnIIER DTsTRICT-u

E,tPAFE DU PREMIER DbsT ,I1 CT g g
IL etc conduit dephI des epaves du Premier District rue
D[yades, entire les rues Julie ct Girod, CONNIE ep.ye-
I'm POM bal bun d'environ q mains de haut etampe B.
epaus gauc ele Mexicane, des etriers do
bos bride mRringae.
81 6 dit animal Nest pas reclae ours fras
pages ellie yendue renchere publque dit depot s
MAkDI, &c Oetobre 1858 10 heures, a.. NJ
@. O. FLECHFER, Commissaire des rues.
Nouvelle- Orleans, Il octobre, 1858 ocl3 20 .
SECOND DISTRICT E1OUND-VVa brought
. the Second District Pound Derbigny street. between
Ann and Main streets estrays-
One white she goat, with brown stripes.
One white small she goat without horns, and white he KID
without horns.
black she goat with white spsts and brown and white
kid.
one white grey and black spotted she goat.
One black and white she goat with the right ear under.
cropped
One white she goat, with large horns
brown and white she goat without horns.
yellow COW with the Of the left horn cut off left
split and the end Of the right cut off and split no visible
brands.
Eight large gas pipes.
Witch claimed within days and the expenses there
paid will be II public auction, at said pound, on
TUESDAY, October %, 1855, at IL o'clock, NJ.
New Orleans, October H. 1855.
c o. FLECHTER, Street Commissioner.
Registered October T. le5s. - -
T.J. HITSELBERGER,
f3nunptF gller.
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Certificate Of Capt. 81. Clair Thomasson, Of h
Steamer Magnolia.
painted the hurricane deck Of lie passenger steamer
Magnolia, under my command, with the BRlDGEWATER
PAINT cheerful recommend rs mperyous qualities
aud have no hesltaqn ~ pFoaganthg T9Pe9F u my nds
met 70 any mineral n3nt Feors NE public ana believe to be
MT " Ii5
Certificate of Capt, William Brorvn, of IopJoat
Po7p0iSe
Ihaye nsed the BRIGEW AFER PAINT, forwhich aessrs
e. O. BOGERT co agents, onhe hurricane the
towboa Porpoe The paint has been on
feet Whatever lnbant four weeks BECAME perfect slate
ns a an @ he ec @ Sn nc
ders tonfdeny recommend the Brdgewnter Paint for The
tSignedJ WN BROWN, Captain Of TowboatPOrpOise
BRIDGEwATER Amt and ENTHUSIASTICALLY tested,We
Capt Brown, of the Porpoise, We cheerully
mf 4TGH d gs TALETT TaoTas Louisiana Dock Yard
Up. WHITNEY CO. Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
Certificate Of Capt, Iaos, s. Iinott, Of Ship Oxford
Ihnve used the BRIDGEwATER PAINT on the iron work,
also the decks and canvas rpums OF the ship oxford,
entirely my satisfaction, dnd that much Of the
Of Mineral Paint and can recommend It TO ship masters and
owners valuable and hrttypaint, THoS s. MIN0TT
Certificate of I'm. s. adams, Master of Ship 10
Seph Holmes.
Ihaye used the BRIDGEwATER MiSR Al PaIS M on
Theron the ship Joseph Holmes for the last twelve
forron that is exposed to salt water WAr.S, ADAMS
TheatteutonO Planters particularly directed fol
We the undersigned Factors Commission Mer.
chants do cheeruy te Tdgewaer aintor the
serving the interests Of planters by calling aenonto it
peeHeFendnng and PFotef PNY 9g2ttfi ARRrsoN
GE6 n 3 mon n 4 60 -
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U1pAvR DU QUATilENIE DIsTRICTE-7 Fila
~ @ conduit depot des Epuyes du Quatrieme District,
ug Jackson Laurel ct Constance, CONNIE
epayes-
bouts @ copte deuS morceauS de eordes
- \, So III. =. r, -. |,
crnupe de lGnguts cornes.
y Cruupe sans ccrnes.
Tn mouton blanc, marque NJ N sur lie cote ct o. sur 10
cronpe
The cb6vre blanche,
une rhavra blanche aY0nt e auue collier CHR
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WATERMAN It BRO, of NRgaS and Common
CHARLES CULLUM,
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