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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-15
FINE ON NEHIsKTES.

KYF have lust received Philadelphia three barrels of
wv II. 4 Il. Catherwools old Mountain Rye Whisky
Three harrolsof NXXN.
Three do AANi
Two do ANi
One do y;
Two barrels old Bourbon. 1873. These wlies pure
and are worth from SI0to four dollars gallon. For sale in
any quantity. HOLLISTER q GARTER,
apr23 p. Union street.
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MEM HIS CES.

M De M II IL - Il A q ESs
(N : 49,
Gl Ss~SS
MEMPHIS COURSE.
The Races over the Memphis Course will
commence on TUESDAY, October 19s 1885,
and continue five days
FIRST DAY TUESDAY October 10 The "SF 1LKER STAKE
for year olds S2OO entrance $50 forfeit Mile heats res
or more the Club add $780, provided the
run and the list day Of August 1855 Secur
ity required for the forfeit in the above stake
SAME DAY-JOckey Club Purse $500. Three mile heats.
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY, October 2OJockey Club Purse
$500. Mile heats, three in five.
SAME DAY-Sweepsake for two year olds $500 entrance;
$50 forfeit me three 10 hll the Stake
now Security will be required for the forfeit
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, October 2l.-The - HARPER
STAKE for three year ods. Two mile heats; $500
$40 forfeit three fill the ske the Club to add $780,
provided and close l day of August
ls5S. Security will be required for the forfeit
FOURTH DAY. FRDAY, October 22.JOckey Club Purse $500
Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY, October 23--Jockey Club Purse
$1,000 -Four mile heats
l Wak Over the above Course entities the horse 10 the
full amount Of Jockey Club purses.
II All entries with forets must be directed to
VIM. 7. ROUNUTREE, Proprietor,
fe2Q-tiII Oct 10 Memphis, Tennessee
Lexington Ky O6sergeT and Reporter copy till October 10
sue send bill 70 this Office for collection.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-15

COTTON MANUFACTURING AGENCY
I'VE are sole Agents for the Sale Of the
wv Richland Manufacturing CON- Pulaski Tenn.
Sumner do do Gaatn, do
Franklin Factory, Franklin, do
Rockdale do Mt Pleasant, do
shoal Mills, DaWrenceburg, do
Crescent do DO 90
Crowson do do do
Hone do do do
PineToOd do PineFood 40
Sparta Manufacturing COMFY, Sparta, do
Laurel Hill Factory, HenryYlle, do
And have always hand full stock OF Sheengs, Onabur
Drngs, Baggngs Cotton Yarns and Batting which We oer 10
the wholesale only, lots Of not less than bales sees
hales Osnaburgs, p bags Cotton Yarns, &c. -
Nashville, March . 1855. w. II. 60kDON q ~.
SCALES! SCALES!! SCALES !!I--A full stock Of
Fairbanks celebrated Scas-Dormant, Platform, Grocers
Counter and Beams.
Also HAY and Coal Scales In store and for sale al Factory
rrices- Nv W. II. GORDON & co.
navel Sole Agents for Middle Tennessee
n AWRENCERURG BIONEK.--We are taking
Lawrenceburg Bank Notes at payment Of all accounts
due Us and for auy article we have for sale. 81
KYOOL! WOOL !--We want Three thousand Pounds,
w clean Washed Wool, for which viii pay We
mar ". H. GORDON & co.
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PLOWSI PLOWs! PLOWS!
49, $50 Cast Mould Boards,
- $50 Steel Mould Boards,
For sale low down for -
mars % Broad street.
H. h HAYNES. R. }. IYIEs.
H. H. HAYNES q CO.,
GENTS for the purchase and sale Negroes Porers old
n stand, No. 30 Cedar street. Nashville. Tenn.
NOTICE TO TANNERS.
VETE have constantly hand and for GKEEN sALTED
w AIDES, at No Is Front street.
aprI-6m. J. DOYLE & co.
kOBERT FREEMAN. SMITH FREEMAN
REEMAN BROTH HERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GrOCeFs d Commission Merchants.
EAL in Flour Bocon Lard, and Produce generally For
Sor CoIIege street Nashville Tenneee At the Ola stand
Irwin Brothers Agents Hartsville FIGURING Mills
TRON--2OO TONS.--we have large and well assorted
square, We particularly invite tine attention Of buyers
are determined to close it out at low down prices
80 and b Broad St.
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVTLLE.--The Examn
alton Of will to-day and continue hi
dents, Professors Teachers other colleges and schools
wellss the friends of Education, general respectfully invited
June ea-i. -, Richard OWEN Sec.
MARBLE WORK.--The subscriber has on hand the
I'VE largest and best Of Marble and Marble Work
ever offered in the city, to which he particularly the atten'
ton Of thepuhc He prepared execute all jobs his line
NAYS, i57-tf JAMES SLOAN
TJARm WANTED.--We wish to purchase a desirable
stock farm with good Improvements containing $50 to
$50 acres, within Eve miles from Nashville, near
able city property, improved and vacant, within hundred
yards Of the public square, for COED further fifty
~ nearer as possible and on or convenient to
We have recently sold several large farms and persons wishing
70 buy or sell viii find it to their interest give a call
J. L. & R. W. BROWN,
mayl2-dtE&W-1 AZ Cherry street.
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oAYoE, ssULPHUR sPRINGs.
ESTRAY-DICKSON COUNTY.

TFyAKEN UP by D. n Martin, in 9th district Dickson county,
brown Horse, l6 hands high, years old, white spot
small white speck both left legs just above
hooks, small the left jaw. Appraised tn July,
1850, to 8IO0.
jy3i-w3ts THO. C. MORRIS, Ranger.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL
moNEY MARxET.
NJ A X X y. n

NoNDbs req. IL Il. NJ.
The stock market opened this morning with a
buoyancy that has not been realized for many months
The movement today was irresistible and the bulls
had things all their own way. The great abundance
OF money, The dificulty--in fact. impossibrty-of
finding employment except in stock securities the
probability Of the rates Of interest ranging at very
low points during the spring aud sumner, and the
complete prostraton Of business generally. all tend
10 promote an imitation at the Stock Exchange. The
brokers are able TO put of upon each other fancy
railroad stocks at higher prices from day to day and
in this way swell the quotations TO points which
already amount to an important imitation. specula
tors in the street do not think Of looking 10 or of
being governed in any way by intrinsic values The
most worthless fancies seem 20 go the best Ont
siders are regulated by different influences, and do
not dare 70 touch anything in the shape Of fancy
railroad or fancy coal stock. At the first board today
Missouri state Gs advanced per cent; New York Cen
trol6s Reading bonds ] Michigan Central bonds.
& II Crosse land grant bonds, 3; Cumberland Coal,
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all claims entitled to consultations tax of three
per cent will be levied on all the personal and real
estate of the State in order to provide for the IN
terest and the redemption of the principal, and all
sums that may be received from the federal 90
vernment in payment of the civil debt shall
be exclusively applied to the same object.
Whenever 10000 or upwards shall have &C
cumulated in the sinking fund, after the pay
ment OF the interest. this accumulation shall be EN-.
ployed in the redemption of the present loan at 800
or under, public tenders being received therefor.
When the bonds cannot be had at this price the num-
beers OF series of them will be advertised in the
newspapers which bonds will be paid at par on pre-.
sentation and if not presented within three months
interest will cease to accrue upon them. The fol-
lowing are the claims which entitled to consoli.
daton:-All titles or GAINS pronounced legal by
the courts; all bonds constituting the civil debt is.
sued in virtue of the acts of 1851, 1852 1852 1856
and 1885, Each bond bears the face of it the act
under which it was issued All claims or bonds en-
titled to this consolidation must be presented to the
Treasury at Sacramento, California, before the
lst January, 1869, in order to be exchanged
for the new bonds, after which time, if not
presented. they will forfeit their privilege to the
present act. The portion of the bonds Of the pre-
sent emission, which, not having been applied for
shall remain on hand after the LIST January, 1852
shall be cancelled.
The Governor, in his message of January, 1857,
represents the consolidated debt OF the State to be
then as follows
per cent bonds (probably lost. s5,0Ss
per bonds issued in 1851 redeemabe 1860 100 900
per cent bonds issued 1852 redeemaole 1901 $3.50 900
per cent bonds issued in 1885, redeemSle 1870 700 900
per cent bonds issued in 1856, redeemabe 1875 9s4
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CoTToNhe MAJ ket continued firm, with sales Of about
1000 bales based upon mddng uplands at about 1886
FREIcHrs.-ro Liverpool small engagement Of wheat
was made, in bags st I'd, 700 bbs flour at Is. l01sd,
at 2os 500 boxes cheese ass $50 bales cotton at 3l6d
aud 100 bbs lard at Dos TO London 300 boxes cheese
were taken at 30s and $50 erces beef at t. with some
-four reported about 2s 3d. To Glasgow 10 tons quer
cron bark engaged at 35s. There was no change
to notice 10 rates for the Continent.
HAY-Tbe sales embraced about 900 bales, for ship
mept, AT 65c. a 75c
HOPS were in moderate demand, chiefly from local
brewers, with sales Of prime 70 choice lots at &c. 9c,
and second grades, new crop, at Sc a &C.
MOI ASSES The market was frmer with sales Of 80
bbs New Orleans at &c, and 800 do Cuba muscovado,
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Miscellaneous and Disasters.

Bs B,ss BcsD,s,n Good i,e dsy, ogi from Madras bound
dischargDg for repairs Oh the 18th.
Rams GsoReH wasHiseros. Clement o. New Bedford.
condemned prev e Nov IT, 1851 She had on board 10
tons sperm oil
The report Of ship curruck from Shields for New York
photographic despatch The Narcotics al last
whalemeu.
Arr apayta Dec - Mary Wider Barrier, Mr., clean Pvt
$50 80 ieN Since leaving Psy on The h % December
t1bbsr tore on and Zen down saocsps The second ofcs
VI Jas Rrfe' overheard when be sunk INSTANTLY he
TilasA nee Rs@ns Iorman SB 40 p since lesy fsyS
10 Do cape Horn fisesn Amy Dartmouth s sp ali taid
W.sn fH & az jas fcpsf Rsn.ss SsS s:
mlnrs jeusIns Dartmouth nc,hne Do Gaia pa snow Nh
lnsp nce leaving Psya secone,, Cleaveland DO 81 80
mcncSg Dec y Coral ssachc.er, Mr. 100 VII oil on
III ans md sa S Ssrs .ps H S lost G
bad the buwsrks stove Had taken loco bills oil on freight
PANEL Wood. Would fail iah acruIse and be home ia
~ do in Dec Daniel Wood Morrison Mr. with 900 VIII snd
Loco Us bone hs 'es,on bad shipped The bone and 10 bbls
o. and for rairlayen A. do Nov ~ Arnoiia saryen M
Ss ss lad s S Ss sc lydia OF and for F"
do Dec Isabella LYON NIB before reported put IN in
sc be dse q he let er had Got up ali his sp rH Sgss
Gladiator ~ ana for New Bedford AZ do Nov n; Milton
Haley s s N bad shpFes l' s"oss whale gu and los
al
Hakodadi N the spring Atdo Nov A. Empire Russell Nh
hWN hbn wh oil this season Had shipped lbs bone
by ship Callao 81 and for NHedford
on DO Nov ", Calao Rowland, Mr., bound South TO
cruise, and would be Al home IN September.
At do Nov III, julian Cleaveapd Nh, o sail that day on
cruise snc bone. A. do Nov 10Th Lancaster Carver NIB,
BAD aten o. 90 gallons oil freight Mound on cruise
New Iasr and home At do Dec T. Parachute Cory, Nh,
WIN wn hh VII this season Had shipped bills VIII oil
by he Waysrey Of and tor New Bedford lbs bone
North 49,
letter from Car, William Scott ~ Houoluu. reports sbip
fLB Jenney Of Farhaven. on BONN Islands in Aug 1857.
with 500 bills 81 oil
MIRhans Nov q Navy, Wood, Mr.. had taken hoo bbls
VII OIL his Would ren for another season North
Hsd shipped 9l00 lbs bone by he Mary sutton gas
VII and Lee 81 OIL by bark Gratitude, Of and Tor View
bedford At do Nov ~ vganL McClcave nh bad shipped
ford.
AZ Tombez Dec Is Hector Chase NIB, 800 sp Reports ~
Galapagos Islands In Dec Den Scott narreu FL $50 this
season Sea oueen Hsughon wesport nearly full bound
Payfa and home SPOKE OF shore Ground, Nov IT COL
conda Rowland NB 40 50 since leaving Payta Oct An
GIBBS Sse'sor FH 20 do; Napoleon, CroNe NIB, "
81 DO capt reports that he plenty ~ ships aud
very whales and far the feet had not done much on
Bsrk wavelet NIB, lilo, would ship her oil and bone
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HAkITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements OF Ocean Steamers,
Port OF New York, February I, Is5s

Port OF New York, February I, 1858.
CLEARED.
ship 'nd0ver. Berry. New Orl.ars-w Nelson a Sons
tars John Wesley McCinre. Matanxss-R Buck A Co.
BARI Jane BISHOP. Bunce, Mobile-Eagle \ hazard.
Schr Magnolia, NcK-rson. wiiningion-D g Murray.
schr Hawkins Burgess Elizabeth City, Sc-D Glnes
sonSCo
Schr tyuehburr Harris Richmond-C II Person
schr Mist Dissos Say. Norfolk-StrrRes A Chairman.
soop Fly ing Arrow, Selleck. Providence Edwards
ARRIVED
steamship Empire City, Griffin, New Orleans Jan q via
Havana 9Th, with mdse and passeng~s TO Roberts.
Steamship Columbia Berry, Charleston ~ hours with
- miles North 81 Haeras, sgnalzed steamship FLORIDA
hence for savannah same day, PM, sgnalized steamer
Memphis. hence for Charleston
ship Magnolia tof Boson Pepper, Bristol Y. Dec L. In
ballast 70 Crosby Croker Co Experienced heavy wealth
Bark Trovaora of searsport Carver Coast Of Patagonia
snd days from Baltimore, where he put In for ORDERS
Punro
Bark Cephas sarre of Rockland Gregory New Orleans
y days with sugar ard molasses, 70 Morgan Co
Sc dohn trce, McCready Charleston days, with cot
top, Ac 90 master.
schr Ben Fisher, Wilmington. NC, days
Schr Sunny South, Weeks WASHINGTON. NC
Schr Treasurer. rraser, Norfolk. DAYS
Schr Triumph OTIS, Newcastle Del
scbr X Mitchell, Psidee, Delaware.
Steamer Wesernport Berry, Savannah.
Steamer Jackson, BAKER, Baltimore
Steamer Chesapeake, Crowell, Portland.
Ships Andover New Orleans; Biddle. Savannah; bark
Hanhcman, Buenos Ayres.
Wind sunrise n meridian r. NE. fresh with hail
and rain.
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NAVAL SroREs.-The market steady, with sales Of
about 200 bbs spirits turpentine at 42c common rosin
quiet at 81 &c., and, 800 bbls No do. sold at
~ 90 a 81 621s crude was quiet and prices firm.
Ons.-Ljnseed exhibited more frmness at sac. &c.,
with moderate sales crude sperm frmer; sales OF
about 100 hbs made last week at New Bedford
81 10, which was better; crude whale unchanged
The last sales of palm oil we're made at about &c.
Provisions Pork less active, but prices were
firm. Owing to light stock holders firm and de-
manted higher rates which checked sales. The
tons embraced about 200 800 bbls at SIS 26 with
small lots reported at $l5 s. and small lots of prime
sl2 S2 rs Beef steady, with sales in lots of about
200 500 bbs including COUNTRY prime at Sc as T. and
If mess DO. a. 80 SO. Reract ed firm, with small
sales Of Western az $ll $l3 and extra do. at s3 25
sl4 Small sales OF prime mess were made at SlS s4
Beef hams were rm with sales reported Of 200 boxes
SIS SIT. Bacon firm but inactive at SIC a SIC
Cut meats Were steady but quiet. lard continued
firm with sales Of 200 $50 bbls and terces, good to
rme, at &c. exc. Butter and cheese unchan ged
Dressed hogs were steady at SIC. 6Xc-whch a
slight advance from the lowest prices OF last ok.
SUGARS continued firm, while the sales embraced about
sec hods chiefly cuba muscavado, including some small
lots o new Orleans at 55c. 6c, mainly at &c. for the
Cuba.
SAFE or real R1ArE.-By \. j. Blocker, Son & Co.,
house aud lot IA 3eth ST., 2+x97, 81 ,760,
ToRsCco.--Hoders were firm, and sales OF domestic
leaf limited We give the stock of American in the New
York Inspection Warehouses February /.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Snail sales Of pots were made at $50, and OF
pearls at 51ac.
BRyADsIuTs market quite dull for all
descripons and closed ut about &c. decne especially
for supcrfne and medium grades The sales were con
lined TO about loco $500 bills, at about the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-02
VALENTINES.

AN EASY WAY
n TO MAKE TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
Is 20 send for one OF
sTRONGS TEN DOLLAR SAMPLE LOTS
VALENTINES.
Containing the following larre assortment viz
l ionic valentines assotted ~ No 81 Sentn al assortti
a% sentimental 9 %% is q
Y 81 faHcy, envelopes.
10 70, Valentine Writer'S
- n Valentine Cards.
hcse VIII pc sent AZ once IN package by OF
Ursc " any CNy town or village the Unic1 states or
Canada, on receipt OF
TIN DOLLARS
Jus TIE most liberal ohtr madcto valentine deaere
sne companies and oholesale dealers supplied on he
most llgra terms for cash
T. ". STRONG, Manufacturer IS Nassau st., IL,
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Canadian was easier for the lower grades with sales Of
$50 AGO bbs at the above quotations Southern brands
were also heavy, with sales Of 600 800 bbs at the
above figures Wheat quiet though the better grades
SARGE and firmly held, while sales were triing
small lot Of choice extra white Southern sold at 81 40
were confined to about y, GOO a il. 600 bushels,
including for shipment at &c. CSC
Included in the sales 5000 bushels in dry shipping
order AZ 7cc Rye quiet and nominal at Too 72c.
Oats inactive at 4Oc. 42c for State and Western
CofFgE.-1he advance noticed yesterday in Rio was
skc l01 and l20 DO aracabo at II NC The stock
OF coffee February l. 1858. was as follows
RIO, bags. Java, bags. 2,620
MAJ acaibo ..... 5,032 Bahia. :. IL ,S75
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NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AMI
"A MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD,
SARSA p Il RILLA OZENGES
Simple and Comnound


Prepared by N. HEREU, Druggist and Physician
superior to all Essences syrups Extracts 50 named and
TO all speealites heretofore known. ~' -
have for long time thoroughly the ide. os
general agent susceptible of being applied to all
he or morbid principle which proceeds
from an internal cause, either the blood or any ~ ina
organs. y, my "a 'Ae
careful and uninterrupted analysis of the animal veeeta
pie aud mineral Kingdoms had induced the hone that eond
bring about such result aud thanks to nv indsfahla
searches, il is now obtained. - "s"ie ~
found in vegetables necessary means for bs
grand idea, which based upon an oea9nons nci ~ r
sparia partly known the public Such IA the dIsrover
nave tne honor this day of advertising The form
possoy OF doing otherwise and divided II into sim
PIE Lo.enges In order that they given
My first experiments privately and remained nm
known until wonderful results satisfied me thai had e
ana mat charge Of quackey be brought
The attention Of physicians of the public is called to
these ofeng IN order that every may witness the admit
rable results Of the same. ~ ~ ~
GENERAL EFFECTS
M resumed to By upwards of a thousand persons.
cleaned the blood purified and renovated
W removing M impurities from this precious organ and fluid
FEC L EFFECT
l. PROMPT and radical of all diseases generally
h % wno nave used these Lozsnges have had the
Vensea syphllite, hepatc scorbutical comfy rheu.
s S , and bilious diseases, completely
10" u III, AFTER the remedy is resorfed to-
All diseases OF the lungs head eyes stomach bowels and
ans external complaints disappear entirely pro-
N9eu the bozenges are resorted TO.
for sale BY the box with prospectus showing how thsy
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREUs.
corner toulouse and Bourbon streets.
j. WRIGHT CO.,
q and Isl Chartrss ST.
=. GUILLOT, Royal street
II, BOENABEI,
corner Of Natehez and Tehoupitoulls SITS
JAMES SYME, l34 Cana st.
@. II. WERCKMUIIER
Np luz usmp street, corner Of Poydras Itreet.
IVA (sraisdA at the above Drugstore
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G. c. BoGERT 81 co., Agents,
Nc. ~ Camn street N. O.

Nc. 70 Camp street, N. o.
Thesuperior qualities of the BR1DGEwArER PAINT are
extensively known and it's reputation favoraby esab
hed the Agents do not deem necessary enter into
any heightened description Of its merits and will therefore,
only point few Of prominent properties direct
selected testimonials from parties for the part well
known in thisvicinity.
For covering Roofs either Tin, Iron, Zine Paper Canvas
Wood will beound invaluable, bending shrinking
warping material upon which used does not affect
the Paint twenty four hours It dries -four weeks It
becomesa perfect Slate As FIRE and WATERPROOF
Paint found superior to any other perfect pro-
lection to buildings against sparks, cinders, etc.
It possesses great BODY, ELASTICITY. FLExIBILITY
and ADHESIVE properties superior any substance
now in use.
For DECKS of STEAMERS either or Canvas 1t has
rival only dries readily but becomes
comparatively short time forming coating perfectly
SPARK and CINDER PROOF The great body Of the Paint
which has astonished all painters have it, makes it
the cheapest covering for WOOD, TIN CANVAS
MUSLIN ROOFS
For every description of SHIP PAINTING either Wood or
Iron above or under water will be unsurpassed
and especially recommended for decks of vessels The
tihcates annexed on this point convincing.
For RAILROAD CARS. rEPoTs, BRIDGES AND ALL
OUTDOOR WORK has been successfully used at the North
proven of ncacuable service in durability well
the protection affords against leaks and injury to the cars
rom the effects of falling sparks and cinders
For the purposes for which the Paints recommended 10
UNEQUALED, and its value for PLANTATION use, for
STEAMBOATS,, ETC., etc. is INCALCULABLR besidesbeing
CHEAPER than ANY other PAINT in the COUNTRY. Its
peculiar qualities its in the SOUTH and
EVERY PLANTER, BUILDER and STEAMBOAT OWNER
will by single trial be convinced of the superior Advantages
of the BRIEGEWATER PAINT the Of ECONOMY du-
rabityand protective properties all other mineral sub
stances.
DIRECT IONs:
The quantity of oil requiredt reduce to consist
ency depends upon the absorbing character the
face to which It applied Great care should be observed to
Tn
is better -four sizing FIRST the decay
ing of the CLOTH and smooth hard body FIRE and
proof One hundred pounds surface Of thousand
square feet with two coats.
In mixing with linseed OIL pound Of Lharge should
be used Eve gallons of OIL With the boiled oil drier
necessary.
The BRIDGEWATER MINERAL also be used for
Fences Barns etc. by substituting lime for OIL Thus
twentieth lime then mix with the Mineral
reduce consistency for by adding Apply with
ordinary whe-was brush.
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Certifcate Of JoLn y. lfiner. of Attakapa,.

10,
In July last, was induced to apply the BRIDGEWATER
MINERAL PAINT my Sugar House. and every respect
has exceeded my expectations and the
by the Agents, Mesrs. G. @. B0GERT CO. cheerfnlly
add testimony the embraced in the Agents
Circular, and recommend the Planters and
Fire and Water Protector known Where
applied has been exposed since last July
has neither bsered cracked, and solid
metallic surface which has proved entirely impervions
CSigned) JOHN Y. MILLER.
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Certificate of the NetD Orleans Underwriters.
The undersigned Underwriters having confidence
BRIDGEWATE PAINT for the covering of single roofs
and frame buildings will all tines give those fire
preference where the Bridgewater Paint is used.
l.. MATHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Company.
T. A. ADAMS, Pres'i Crescent =.
A. BROTHER, Pres't Home :. =.
j. PEMBERTON Pres't N. o. :. =,
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual :.
CHAS, BRIGGS Agent Liverpool and London ..
SAML. +. ASHTON, Agent Delaware Mutual =.
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Certificates of Masters of Vessels, Ship Car
penters. etc.
Certificate of Hughes & Valette.

New Orleans March 4, 1855.
We have used the BTidgewater Mineral Paint O.
Boger Co for the FIVE years
the Louisiana Dry Dock have had every opportunity
judging Of its merits a durable and protective paint.
In opinion is superior have when
applied fresh work. and in every respect equal what 1t
representedto be. In short time becomes perfect slate
and possesses body and elasticity decks of YES
sells railroad bridges depos and every description
painting that the weather. the Brdgewaer
consider invaluable.
Qsigned) HUGHES, VALETTE 4 CO.,
Agents Of the louisiana Dry Dock