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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16
10 Teachers,

We call the attention of the teachers of
Sandusky County, to the notice of the School
Examiners of said county. They meet on
next Tuesday, and on the four Tuesdays i'm
mediately following We are pleased to
learn that applicants cannot abtain certificates
at any other time, than while the Board is in
session.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16

We received the following item of news
through the politenes of Mr.. Basset. the gen.
tlemanly operator in Speeds Telegraph Office,
of this place.
Washington, April 18th, 1853.
A change has occurred in the cabinet by
the withdrawal of Mr. Marcy, who will be
nominated by the senate fer the court of St.
James. Hon Thomas II Benton, of Missouri,
will be nominated as minister to France
The pos: vacated by Mr.. Marcy is to be filed
by Mr.. Caleb Gushing who will be succeeded
by Mr.. Dobbin of North Carolina Commo-
dore Stockton of New Jersey will be secreta-
ry of the Navy-the senate has been recon.
vened at present.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Reps.
GEORGE REX,
Speaker of the Senate, pro tenn.
March Ia, 1853.

We cut the following paragraph from the
Albany Evening Journal, where it appears as
editorial. The statement, if true, will be re-
ceived as another illustration of General
PIERcE's determination to sustain and cooper.
ate with the conservative section of his party
IA Mr.. Hildreth lately went to Washington
to advocate the claims Of T. P. Goodhue fol
the pos: Office at Lowell, Massachusetts. Ar.
irving there, he concluded to put in for him,
self, and, finding favor with Caleb Gushing
managed to obtain the appointment The
New Hampshire Senators and the Masachu-
cetts Hunkers, however, united in denouncinq
him as an Aboilionist, and slippery, tricky
fellow. and compelled the President to with
draw the nomination.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16

The following gentlemen compose our
Town Council for the present year. They
are, so far as we know, good, efficient men,
and will make corporation offenders and de-
lnquents "dance up to the music" We
think they are men who despise dodging and
crouching and who will stand up firmly for
what they conceive to be for the prosperity
and welfare Of our hourishing town. We ex-
pect them to do much for the citizens OF Fre-
mont during their term of office, and we
hope that our expectations may be more than
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16

Mrs Reverend BRowN and her Compan-
ions have been lecturing in Chatauque conn
ty, New York. One of the country papers
actually suspects that the philanthropic ladies'
are travelling for the purpose of making mon
cyl That editor deserves to be sued for H.
bel and condemned to marry Miss ANTHONY.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16
WORTHY of Praise.

The Wings of York township elected their
whole ticket this spring! To use the express
sion of democrat from that township, "they
beat the Democrats and Freesoers all hol.
low." Labor and wait, "there's good time
coming, boys"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16

EWon Thursday evening last, o. L. Minis
received about six tons Of new goods, and as
our boys say, "they are going like hot cakes"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16

The Cincinnati Free Association in disband-
ing gave to the Orphan Asylum of that city
81, 400, and remembered disabled 6remen,
the Daughters Of Temperance DO.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16

EEThe #. L. Hamer, commanded by Capt
Gould, has just made trip to Cleveland. and
now lies at the dock loaded for the same port
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16

EEBuckland & Co.. are receiving new
supply of Drugs Medicines and Books, for
the accommodation Of their numerous custom
ers,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16

DR.. John Durham of the Wheeling Argus
died on Sunday last of consumption. He was
for many years editor Of the St. Clairsyille
Gazette.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the School Examiners of
lsandusky county will meet at the office of Geo.
w, Click, Esq, on Tuesday the 10Th, aud for
four consecutive Tuesdays thereafter
Persons applying for certificates must make ap-
pcation when the Board are in session, as appli-
cation won't be entertained at any other time.
GEO. w. CLICK.
II. LANG,
ID. BRAlNARD.
Fremont, April 18th 1853.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16

EEL, P. Haynes d Son are looking daily
or the arrival of their large stock of new
FOODS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16

RTMcLelan & McGee have just received
! large and fine assortment of wall paper.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16
SATURDAY, APRIL I6 1853.
WING STATE NOMINATIONS.


WING STATE NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
NELSON BARRERE
Of Highland.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
ISAAC J. ALLEN.
Of RtchIand
ToR TREASURER or STATE.
HENRY BRAKEMAN.
Of Hamilton.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
NELSON II. VAN WORRIES.
Of Athens,
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL.
WILLIAM II. GIBSON.
Of Seneca.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
FRANKLIN T. BACKUS.
Of CuYhoga.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN WADDLE.
of Coshocton
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nj ARTIN'S r EPOR rs
Martins Reports.

vI1IIE undersigned has now tn press new chiffon OF
i MARTINS REPORTS, including the new series, Win
notes of reference subsequent decisions OF the Supreme
onrt IN to the Seventh Volume ofthe Annual Reports re
srence to the Amendments the Constitutions, Statutes,
an civil o,e and Code Of Practce since hos9 decisions
were rendered Compiled by THos. GIBBEs MoEGAN Esq,
Counsellor at Law. 49,, ,,
.s y,ork has been got up wish great labor and research
d In i heped will be found to merit the patronage ofhe
No alterations of the original have been made,
excep to correct Typographical errors and IN some sa
ces y adding notes of points decided but not no.
ticed by the reporter.
The high character ofthe Court during the time embraced
voIumes-te great number OF cases involving the
80. ;mnortant PRINCIPLES of the Civil Law, as It obtained
rior to the acquisition OF iearned anu ape
Of the eminent counsel then at the par fefuer TINS
ny of the greatest Importance in all those States and Ier
rtories formerly under the jurisdiction OF Spain WINE
the same time the notes afford ready re1rence 10 the
adudcaons othe Supreme Court OF this state
Tbe original twenty Volumes comprising AL the cases OF
the Supreme Court of Louisiana, rom lsOy to 1885, VIII pc
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To make the won every respect worthy OF the patronage
If the profession I will be published complete and ready
m delivery th city, by the first Of November next until
which date subscriptions will lie received.
1T is the intention of the publisher to follow it up with
new edition of the LOUISIANA REPORTS, noted in the
same Manner aad, ALSO to publish new editions OF the
CIVIL CODE AND CODE OF PRACTICE In the latter
works it is proposed publish the original text entire,
follow each article with the stutary Amendments entire
and the decisions Of the Supreme Court upon each by
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Such works will require great labor and care and as they
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A Book for every American.

MEN WANTED TO TRAVEL AS AGENTS.
TTyHE Snbs criber is publishing u Third Edition o
/ THE LIFE AND VOYAGES OF AMERiCUS. The
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from the Ne,c York Christian Adcertieer.-' In the
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the inf ration accessible respecting this celebrated yoy
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butte to one great navgtors whose name and history
will be forever come ted with the American Continent
The work is well worthy of attention as repository OF
much that valuable bearing on the early history of the
Few World.'
From the Albany SpectatoT-'The subject of this work
is sufficient of Itself atrak and interest every American
The man W gave to this great western Continent
can never be forgotten
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Hazard Powder Company.

TTNHE Undersigned Agents of the above GuNrowprR
i MANuFACToRy-at present the most extensive one
in the United sates-havng by recent arrivals received
large supplies of the various qualities of Pawder usual
ly demanded in this Market, have now aand and
offer for sale, the following kinds. viz:
CANISTER POWDER, in Cansters of pound, and
25 to case, the american Sporting, being the finest
quality made the "rndian Rifle' and the "Keutucky
Rifle" Powder, F. f. r. also in Canisers OF pounds
and 70 to Case, Of the Kentucky Rifle Powder F.
F. and F. FIG;
KEG POWDER In whole half. aud quarter kegs OF
the "Kentucky Rifle the staple Powder Of the country
F.F F.G, f. g., Sea shooting, in quarter kegs Of
the "American Sporting Powder, the HIGHEST manufac
tured for sporsmens Pistol shooting aud also
In whole kegs of Fairlawn Mills being Cannon Mus
ket Powder
The high reputation which the Hazard Company's
POwdefha obtained far 1t has become known,
percedcs the necessities Of any remarks In its praise and
we will only state that we GuARvNrEr uNExcELLED
ANY OTHER MANDATORY although 1t is acknoyTled-
ged by those who have tried it to be superior to all other
brands. N.at-
We wish tito be expressly understood that any pack
age not proving satisfactory will be taken back aud
its cost and expenses refunded.
We are prepared to deliver promptly any quantity upon
order betty left at store board of Steamboats,,
free of charge. c. T. BUDDECKE e. Co, Agents
Aft 100 Tchonptoulas Street, New Orleans.
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n p. DUCONG E,

r. p. nU e q N q II, 60
TMpORTEUR DE FRODUrrs CHIMlQuEs, FRAN q
! CAIS EFT ANGLAIS, de drogues, nhedcamens se-<D
crets parfumere ,bandages. &C., &c.
. No. 80 RTE DE CHARITIES.
Entire Biencillees Douane, Nouoette- orleans.
,esseurs les habtants medecins ct marchands de Ia
c,muaone trouveront const,m dams reimbursement,
m assortment complet dartices de premier choix des
nr;Y tres moleres ct des conditions berales l29-iy.J
SirOp Pect0ral Balsamique de DucOnge.
Es propre,es cratiyes de srop dams les affections
de po;trine de restomac DIES poumons ct de ntesins
sontdepuis ongtemps reconnncs, inutie den
fae publiquemen rcloge, 81 ce ncait rneret de ceux
qui ne lie c0nnaissent pas ct qli souttrent
C'est done pur one nous repetons que ce sirop,
vege panacee souveraine contre les
rhumes les tOnx opinires rasthme, les irriations du
rynx, dc lesomac ct DIES ingesns la coqueuche ct les
crachemens de sang. 49, :,
On Obtenu DIES resultats merveieux dams les cas- ne
darrhee ct de dysentere cete epidemic de nos etes mails
cst surtnu dams nvasion de choerne ce PRECURSOR
tu cholera que ce medcament obtenu lie plus grand
success
Son emplo en- temps emporium dams lie cas- dephtysie
pulmouaire (consomptton)a touors prodit dc elieur
resutat. - 49, 4.
Outre peficace de ce rcmede lorsqu estpris temps
il ue qualite tres mportante, ct que FONT pas Ia plut
des nedcamens de cette nature ces eins dune sau
veur fort agreeable les enfans eprouvent aucune repu-
On nee lie prendre.
ne derniere liberation en- favour de srop cost
quill n'exige aucun regime particuer.
On lie trOuve CONSIGNMENT la pharnace du souss gne
Ia - ''' F. P DuCONGE
do IortY NnuVellp-
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

T S. FRIZEIL, having bought the Drug -K
u Store of Doct. P. w. Tucker Co., will @saE9
continue to keep on hand mt all times iatgc
and well selected stock of Drugs Medicines, S$Ea
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs Glassware, Window A
Glass, Brushers Of all kinds, Perfumery Soaps, CD
Fancy articles of various kinds ert He would respect
fully invite Printers, Merchants Mechanics and persons
generally to cali and examine his stock He feels assured
from his long experience in the business, that general
tsfacon will given He will sell the usual time, at
low prices, and warrant every thing good.
Prescriptions will be prepared with carc-and will be
filled at all hours of the ninht
Aloes Elm Brrk Scammony
Cream nf Tartar Swt Spirit Nitre Gamboge
Bcarb of Soda Syrup of Squis Syrup Sarsaparilla
Eng. Calome HiveSyrup Cayenne Pepper
blue Mass Paregoric Red Precpitate
Tartar Emetic Laudanum Pink Root
sulph Of Quinne Maanesia SIENNA
EPSON Salts Snake Root Valerian
Rhubard Castor OIL Opium
Ipecac Camphor Saltpetre
Jalap Sulphm Sage
DoTer'a Powders Borax Hops;
And every kind of Medicines will be kept and
l7-ly1 sold by Us. FRIZELL., Com. Row.
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important to Planters and Others.

IJINKLE& GULF. Bui1ders, Ware Rooms, No, 356,
Building so by feet with machinery for manufacturing
PanneI Doors, Sash. Blinds Window and Door frames
Moulings, Base Pilaster, White and
Yellow Pine fouring Shelving for Stores, Railing for
fences, &c. &c.
Buildings framed Lumber furnished of every decrip-
ton Persons building, be supplied here with all the
materials for houses ready made Of seasoned Lumber
TERMs.-CASH.
All orders through Beatty Ligget Co.. New Orleans,
or s. NJ. Heart & Co.. Baton Rouge will be attended to-
Cincinnati, Ohio Feb. &C. 1858. Fly
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Succession de John b. Smith,.
ETAT DE LA LOUISlANF-Coo'

Il du Cinqueme District, paroisse de Lnures a re
ArTEgDu: Que JOHN +. BECK, de IA dite paross. sr
Jour fait son application au reier de Ia de Cour pour CIV
nomms Administrator de Ia dite Succession ro;,
En- consequence toutes les personnes fui olff nod.
DIES objections de derande sont par les ffeeh hsau
fees de les dedue au Grefer de Ia de Cotf se
dams la vile de Thibodaux dams les dix joufs qu .;or
Ia premiere publication de Get avis, simon la dite
sera accorde ct confirme scion Ia loi ., four re-
(-t-l Temon ma main ct lie sceau de IA oio '
LIS Ter Octobre, mil-huit cents cinqnanfe Hos .eer
J t-,-t Lil-2tl H. Dlsh' o''A
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EQUITIES DE THIELMAN

GU sPECIFIQuE ANTI cHoLERIoUE
1tES goutes peuvent etre employees CONNIE un remede
" certain eic ct retabis ant de suite tous ceux
qu peuvent Sc ateints de dysentere coques,
cranpes. etc ces avant-rourenr. du cholera.
Les families qi won't voyage ferontbien de Sc
munir dune ioe de ce reede auque grand nomre dc
persopnes doivent IA ve-A vcndre par Ftp. DUCoNGE,
No. 1891 rue de Chattres, Nouvee-Drleans
Depot chez c. HlMEl., assumption
]. COURYADE, do.
J. AUGIER, Thibodanv.
roo.1r7 A. VERILLOJTX Lafourche Inferno.
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G.. GUINoT & CO. -
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS,
No IL St. Ph;l,n street TH1RoDaux.

NO II st. Phalap street, THIBoDAUx,
fully inform the public and the amateurs good work,
that they ready accommodate them with Shoes
Boots &C., at the lowest cash prices Having exercised
their trade in many of the principal towns of France,
well in New Orleans they feel confident that their work
will please the taste ofthe most fastious. They
stantfy in RECEIPT of the best Bordeaux Calf Sasbourg
Morocco and various other leather al invited 10
August lith, 1852. (36-tf1
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G0R7 e5z7 Perrin 4 Olivier.
NSNmx-NO SY Nous prenons la liberte d'infor-

pratiques ct les habitans
general que notre stock de merchandise dhver
grand complet qucnconsequence en- mesure
de repondre outes demandes. Nous grand as
sentiment de marchandises dhabation tells que Lnseys
kerseys, Couvertures, Guile Lsmpe, etc ct.
Grande variete d'habillemens pour homme ct pour
fans, ans que Chapeerie ct Ghans-ures chox arti
cles de nouyeauies ct fantastic de Ia dernere mode tells
que anteets Soe Manchetes Coils Brodes Passementere
Franges Mouchors Brodes, ains DIES Moussene Laine,
Cachemre, des ms Alpaca Brooches, Robes de
Sole Changeantes, do. a Fleurs, ETC., etc.
Thibodaux &C % Scptcmbre 1852. (42-tf.)
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AGENCY OF THE
Insurance Company
of New Orleans.

FOR the parishes of Assumptions La
J. urche and Tcrrebonne. The undersigned hay NJ,
been appointed aren't for the above Insurance Company
beg leave call the attention of Planters Merchants and
property holders of the three above parishes to the follow
ing clause adopted y the Bosrd OF Presidents OF Insurance.
Com, anes of New Orle MS for country Fire Ri>kS.
~ FIRE RISKS out If New Orleans buildings or
contents excepting Gin and Sugar Houses and their
tents to ave the following PROVIDED THE
PLACE HAS NO INSURANCE COMPANY OR AGENCY
IN IT namely IS
1t is under, TODD and agreed to be condition of this In
surance that case ofany l,ss within the policy. the In
suers are to be able only for THREE FOUTS OF THE
SAME, not exceeding the herein Insured and the
OTHER FOURTH to lie BORNE BY THE ASSURED.
The undersigned is ready Insure properties against
Fire Risks and also Cargo per Steamboats,
CHARLES LESSEPS Agent.
Firm of Inssers & DeguiIhem, Thibodaux, LII.
May 9th, 1853. "a I22-1y.]
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Notice to Planters.

TIME Undersigned begs leave to inform the Planters,
that he has and is always receiving large supplies Of
the following named articles. His motto is, 'Smail
profits and quick returns
800 Barrels Machinery OIL Price IS per gallon.
$500 Gallons Machinery OIL in casks of various sizes.
900 Barrels Boiled Paint OIL price IS cts, per gallon.
5000 Gallons Boiled Paint Oil in casks Of various sizes,
$50 Gallons Tanners Oil. Various kinds and qualities.
from IS to 60 cents per gallon.
1900 Gallons in casks Of various sizes various kiuds
and qualities, from IS to so cents per gallon.
50 Tons Talow Grease, Heavy Bearings and Coarse
Machinery in Barrels Casks of any consistency re-
CURED Frice cents per pound. t - @s-E+
$50 Tons Ohio Mineral Paint in Barrels, at the lowest
market price. ...fE. 80. = : -.
Machinery Oil, warranted not to chill in the coolest
weather. and considered by those using equal to Sperm
Oil. .s --',.-rig4s,es.. -s 3d. i. .l,.z-.z-fs5
Boiled Paint Oil, equal to Lnseed OIL other than for
white. B. F.POND, Sc Water Street, (undef the
Pearl street Housed New York. "a I'D Eg5s 5eas..
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nATENT MEDECINES-C omstocks Medicines, Tarrants
J. Aperient Railways Ready Relief Dailey's Pain Ex.
tractor Ayers Cherry rectoral Wstars Balam Of wild
Cherry Pate PICTORIAL Speeds Tonic, james Meecines
Hastings Syrup Napha. Townsend sassapaEia. Wines
CanadiAn yermifuge Mustang Lnmcnt. Nerve and hone
do, Arabian do, Pumonii Waters. ETC., sold by
S.u as. FRlZELL, Druggist
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Musical Notice.

Musical Notice.
THE undersigned takes the pleasure of
i informing his friends and the planters tNrV1 IA
in general that he has constantly hand
and is always receiving large assortments E.ggzas3
of Musical instruments such as Pianos OF all sizes
Guitars Music Paper, Viooncel'os, Vioins, Violin
Strings and Bows, SC. &c, The following are among
some of his newly received goods
PIANOS: A large stock of scale of g. 6l G4 and
Octave Piano Fortes all of which will be sold at factory
prices.
GUITARS: Tomas C uitars constantly on hand-also,
imported Guitars, of the hest spanish and French pat
terms together with low priced German Guitars.
RULED MUSIC PAPER Music Paper OF II, IA, 16,
constantly on hand, and manufactured to order.
VlOLONCELLos: In every variety.
STRINGS: For Violin Violoncello, Tenor Vio Double
Bass Guitar and Banjo Keeps the Strings that can
he procured. Sold wholesale and retail.
VIOLINS AND VIOLIN BOWS: Violin Gases, Bow
Hair Bridges Pegs Tail Pieces, FinserBoas, Mates,
Rosin, &c. &c.
REEDS: For CErionet, Bassoon and Oboe
DRUMS: OF ali sizes, Drum Heads, Sticks, Cords,
Shares &c. &C
GUITAR PATENT HEADS: Guitar Pins, Cases, Ca
DO d. Astras, Bridges Knobs and Pins.
PIANO FORTE TRIMMINGS: Of all kinds. Piano
Forte Stools.
TUNING FORKS; Tuning Hammers, Tuning Pipes.
Dealers and Heads of Seminaries, supplied ut the low
wholesale prices with everything in the Music Line
Address W.T.. MAYO,
5-tf Nos. & % Camp Street, New Orleans.
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I. JENNING 'ssegs5
NEW PATENT PREMIUM SAFETY
q AS l. A MI p s 49,

1r.d Patent Phosgea Gas TOR Burning IN tAesame.
gTyIs Lamp for producing portable light Is confident
" recommended superior to any other now in use.
The light is produced ny the burning Of rifom Gas
Platna.
The Gas is generated it is used by the heat of its
combustion acting the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Lamp. Thus is perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning eriform Gas.
Its construction is such that all possibility of accident
from it's is entirely removed and the great simplicity
Gifts renders less liable to get out of order
than any other kind of lamp Irequres cleaning and
trimming: do the oil ard camphene lamps, and burns
equally WE'LL either with without glass globe shade
and perfectly freefrum SNAKE or odor.
The opinions OF the scientific may he learned from the
fact that the Annual Fair of the American Institute, in
1915, a SILVER MEDAL awarded 10 the Inventor
and Diploma the Manufacturer; and at the time
it pronounced the light exhibited the FAN
For sale, wholesale and retail at B. +. i0LDEN'S
Where Ne Lamp. can be seen buring every evening
These Lamps only require to be tested to put st"T
to all complaint about poor light smoke or grease 26u
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VT7ISTAR'S Rsisam of Wild Cherry, Ayer'a Cherry
w PICTORIAL Jayne's Expcctorant Osgoods india Che
sgegae and McLanes celebrated vermagc Just received,
AID for safe by is. FRIzELL.
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DROPS-OR ANTI-CIIOL
EPA SPECIFIC

T1HEsE Drops safe and remedy for aff"rdng
immediate relief in all of dyson cry, cholics and
cramps &c. which general y precede The cholera.
Families and persons travelling, will do well tn provide
themselves with vial ofthis medicine, which has already
saved the lives of great many Sold by r. r. DUCJNdE'
No. 80 Chartres street, New Orleans.
To be found at c. HlMEl, Assumption,
J. COURTADE. do. do. -
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r2D-Iy1 A. VERILLOUX, Lafourche Interior