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AN ORDINANCE concerning Stations rowing at large.

AN ORDINANCE concerning Stations rowing large.
TIE Police Jury ef tie Parish Of Laoarcae o,dains
SECTION The rowing at large Of stations hereby
SEC Any pc persons who shan allow his her or
Their Stallion or Stations to at large in this parish shall
due proof thereof be fined the sum Of ten dollars and
costs suit to be recovered bee any competent
arisdiction half Of said e be received by the in
former and the other half to be given to the IRE
Parish for the benefit Of the Public School Of said prish
SEC Any free white person shall have the right catch
to be advertised be sold ty any Constable Of the Parish in
ten days from the date Of the Office of
nearest Justice Of the Peace the parish aforesaid ad
Vertsed as Sher MS Sales not claimed expiration of
said time, the shall pay the fine aforesaid all
cost SO aceruing then the said animal amin shall be
confined and sold by said Constable without further notice
proceeds to be returned the deduction of fine
and cost to be applied as stated in Of this odi
nance -
SEC That all laws or part Of laws conflicting with this
ordinance are hereby repealed. A. b. THBoDAux Chm
On motion of Mr.. aTheriot, that the article %
of the Levee Laws be abolished go
So On melton of O. Bernard, That the Clerk of
the Police Jury be authorized to notify the In
spector of Roads and Levees to not act under
Article 20 of the Laws of Roads and Levees
.sa On motion Of j. Lyal, .at si4'fe. Y TFz'5
Be reso1red That the President appoint committee
oftv 70 purchase At Sheriff sale the lands upon which the
parish has any claims and that should it sell for enough 10
satisfy the claim in favor Of said parish with the
The President appointed on the committee
Messrs. Barker and Robichaux u -
On motion Of j. Lyall, that e. Savoie be re-
appointed Inspector of Roads and Levees for
the Fourth Ward
d On motion Of II. Bernard, that James A. Bu-
ford be appointed Inspector of Chackbey Road.
y On motion Of Mr.. Thibodaux. That Chackbey
inhabitants petition the Police Jury il they want
sWdiyision of the Road. "a =. -.s-..,-..p5
On motion of Mr.. Thibodaux, that Vilfrie
Knoblock be sent to Gardner's school for one
year. ,tsl=s4sssf 50
On motion Of Mr.. Thibodaux, that the Clerk
Of the Police Jury be authorized to purchase
paper, pens and ink for his utility at the ex-
pense of the parish
On motion of Mr.. Thibodaux, that the Sheriff
ne authorized to have the inside of the Court
House painted in White. H.4t s3.-5@z "a
Re resolred That the President Of the Police Jury be
authorized to Parish Doctor in place Of the
Rouane, necessary. s7ze.ss- sss .s-1 Sd
ReeoIce That Senators and Representatives in the
General Assembly Of the State be requested to examine and
amend they consider the late Laws Of the State
giving to this Police jury the exclusive power pass such
regulations rs they deem proper, relative Levees Roads
k IN this parish that the conferred be general
and embrace all authority necessary to the complete juris
The Police Jury adjourned sine die. =.
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70 The darkey who creased his feet so
that he would not make noise when he
went to steal chickens, slipped from the
henroost into the custody of the owner.
He gave as reason for being there, Dat
he only cum dar to see if de chickens sleep
wild dere eyes open" He was cooped
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a GooD HIT FOR YouTH.-An old chap
~ Connecticut, who was one Of the most
niggaHdly men known in that part Of the
country, carried on the blacksmithing busi-
ness very extensively; and, as is generally
ihecase in that State. boarded all his own
hands And TO show how he envied the
men what, they ate.s he would have bowl
# bean soup disked up for himself 10 cool,
While that for ihe hands was set before them
b9ling hot One Of the boys was rather
ssaluckly among the hot irons, frequently
borning his fingers. The old man scolded
HIM severely one day, for being SO careless.
How can telp said the boy, if they
Ne hot unless they are red e ises..s sisfa.I.sG
Never touch anything again till you
pit on il, if il don't hiss it WON'T burn. !. !:
Ina day oriwothe old man sent the boy
eoseeif his soup was cool The boy went
n-spi in the bowl; Of course tho sorp did
aet hiss. He went back and told The boss
dfwss right i at saszsss s,s : ..-s 3
DinnerW n cried he 5s4s .sas.4.ag3
All hands run; down sat the old man at
We head Of the table: and ia went : large
1sanfnl Of the boiling hot soup 70 his
nbuih. N sss5 ss9,srs.s
Good Heavens, cried the old man. in
lae greatest rage What did you tell me
Mai lie for. yon young rascal 's Il s.sss. .ls,a
Y did not lie,a said the boy, very inno-
ssutly. You told me | should spit on any
lMas y nv If il was hot. ] spifin your bowl,
.aa Y ssoap did not hiss, 90 I supposed il
Judge Of the effect on the ioufst.s The boy
80 never IN want Of a friend among the
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HIe A female writer of Mrs Partington
wants to know if that never-ask-you Bill now in
Congress amt the same Bill who used to court
her when she was gal, but never popped the
question,
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10 The celebrated Andrew Marvel, in
his ironical libel upon the press, said, Lead,
when moulded into bullets. is not half so
mortal as when founded into types"
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WoMAs.-Do you love her? Has she
left home, her parents, her sisters. her
brothers, her friends, all, all for you-tloyo
love her! has familiarity induced you to
carelessness have you forgotten the vows
you made her before heavens tribunal !
has time and the troubles incident on all life
made her physically less favorable in your
eyes z have you forgotten her youth, her
hopes, her aspirations for that sphere that
all honorables women covet was pledged 10
you! and have you cherished her, and are
you still to her all in all ! If you are, then
she is happy and you have acted part 10
be applanded by your fellow-msn, and You
will receive. one day your fecompense Of
reward '''l ftss e ~. =, :. z.s. oe5 sz- -. .l''
But, on the other hand, have you become
satiated hare you forgotten HE being you
swore 70 cherish! have syont left to her own
resources. and BY your continual absence
cansed8 heraio pine ia solitude like meek,
yet gentle. sufferer! If you have, oh, man!
you will one day pay the penalty Of your
neglect Al. ss.' - is.a n z1''ss
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Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
.U.snspslsee

Liver SOfApi1lnt, Dyspepsia,
I'll J:sUsBlsce,
CHRON7C OR NERTVES DEBILITY. DISEASE
or TIE AzDNEES, IND AL DzsE4SEy
-. y. LIVER OR ,STOAiCY;
SuCH as Constipation, inward Piles,
~ Fullness of Blood the Head Acity of the Stomach
Nasea Heartburn Disgust for Food FuHness weight In
the stomach Sour Eruct,ios Sinking ruttering the
t oi .he Stomach Swimming of the Head, Hurried and
ncnit breathing, Futterng ut the Heart Choking S
focating Sensations when in lying posture Dimnes Of
vision Dots Webs before the sight, and Dull Pain in
the Head Deficiency Of Prespr ton, Yeowness the Skin
and Eyes, Pain in the side Back Chest Limbs &C. Sudden
Flshes Of Heat Burning in the Fesh Constant
Of evil, and Great Depre siou OF Spirits :
CAN BE EFFECTUAILY CURED by
-ars - II ii u q 4 E A ND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
-"@ PREPARED by
DR.. @. M. JACKSON,
No. 120 .irch Street, PAiladelphiu.
Their power over the above diseases is excelled
eq"aled by any other preparation United States as
the cures atts in many after skf physicians had
These Bitters are worthy tile attention nvaids Pos
sessng great virtues IN the reccation Of diseases the
Liver and lesser glands exercising the most searching powers
ID weakness and affections Of the digestive organs they are
wlthal sac, certain and pleasant
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
f%tsher 7ssti,aoay .o,g Missouri IN faror Of H0oF-
JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA acknowledged by all respectable
dealers 70 be the most efecua medci in use the
cure @ 6isa 81 Aaser 91atnt Dysepsfa Neo"s Debility
W, H. Adams, publisher of the Argus Weston. No. july
III 1891 said: II was last very low weak as
not to be able to stand at the longer one hour ut
time tried bottle Of your German Bters which en-
rey cured have used bottles. sent two bottles
loa miles from here to friend who had been long
ne he has also been cured by them. believe them be
superior to any medicine now in use'
Henderson, Glasgow, Mo August 5, 1851 said Your
Btters are beginning to go here. gave bottle awa ay
some ten days and has been the selling
one dozen bottles'
D. f. Harding, st. Joseph Mo-, June 21, 1851, said:
Your medicine no doubt equal the recommendation
our people appear to know them have had them in store
but "a hours and have sold bottles Please send another
lot Immediately" Ee f+ '-'-sf
Dr. p. A. Heiz, Paris Mo-. March 49, 1888 said: Your
itters have given hete stidcoa in all the cases where
it has been used than any other medcie with which am
acquainted" .-,-
They ENTIRELY VEGETABLE and never PROSTATE t,e
system. -' = . '.'-- -a a ~
For sale by respectable de ers everywhere
Sold IN ThIbodauX, by LAFONT 4 BLANCHARD
NapoleonviIe by WEBSI Err 4 IORETTE
J. Wright Co.. New Orleans wholesale agents ItIco1
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lowing from the Bizarre, IN the language OF
Gerry Won Knipperhauser, the Dutch critic,
"ish goot :; fr 4~~
From the German Of Heinrich Hinklchammer.
The Night side of Love- t"T
Midnight yelled the heavens with infinite
blackness asaH Hans Won Rosenbanm stepped
from the orgied halls Of the Hinkei Lager
Hans Rum Saus and Braus. The foam of
the beer still dashed his wild beard, and The
murmnr of the evening breeze mingled in
his soul, with mempries for the cry Of an
oder pretzel!" or "pring in te LagerW and
the thrilling Of harps and pianos-for il had
been concert night ,s55.'55.
Kat-a-ri-na?' he cried, from the bottom
of his heart and voice" Kai-a-ri-na! -
komm heraus!" !" - 19.@ 7..4 ,... h5 y.
The breeze sighed in the vine leaves
the waves ripplied--ali was still.
Once more in agony arose that cry
.Kai-a-ri-nam ss54 -aa - y sz.er .-Izza.5tsf
Deep from the rccesses Of the second story
window niurmured an answer: u
Nix komm herausn ,.-.-. =
7tt" Vnt-you won't komm OUT" roared Hans
in all the agony of rejected love; .den you
goes init der deufel and dondered! Got
reuxschokschwernoih 92
III A buick flew. from his hand and skinned
through the misty air-there was ajingle of
broken glass-a cry il. feminine Dutch
and-all was silent. s \ *s4se
Still wanders in dark milnights the
spectral from, Of Hans Won Rosenbanm
around that dwelling, still rings from the
window the ghos,ly cry of. " nix .komm he
raus," still wiGgseits way on the night wind
phantom bfickbat, and still the benighted
traveller hears al last dismal wall in Dutch
All things in heaven and on earth are re-
echoed or reflected in their ghosts or in their
shadows. :. .ss.Hs ~; n
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:, Mayoraty Of Thibodaux, April las 1854.
NOTICE TO BAKERS. The price Of
Fresh Flour being 81 co. in the New Orleans Market
Bakers are required give q bread for ten cents
during next week. Y. D. TERREBONNE, Mayor.
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Love and Heroism-A Romance in real Life.

lsCV
The Yazoo (Miss.) Wing, of the 7,h inst.
has the following story under the above
attractive title. Of course the ladies will
read it. .- .-sr....
II is not often an event such as the one
we are going to relate, happens in the coun.
,ry. We publish it at the urgent request oi
friend, suppressing the names of the
parties.
A few days ago, there was great excite
ment in the streets of fazoo city, on the
report that a woman had Just arrived in
town on horseback, dressed in male attire.
How it was found out that the person who
attracted a great crowd around her was a
woman, we do not know. Either her long
hair which had escaped from beneath her
fur cap, or her awkward walk did it. but she
was betrayed She inquired for one of our
most respectable citizens, and he entering
into conversation with her. told her that she
was found out, and if she wonid state TO him
the motive which had prompted her to
assume the disguise she wore. he would
assist her i'll her enterprise if it was COM
She acknowledged herself to Mr.
telling him her history which is singular
ly interesting one.
She is young beautiful and accomplished
Her father lives in not distant country,
where she was married year or two ago,
much against his will, and also in opposition
to that Of her brothers.
Some weeks ago the husband came to
Yazoo to seek employment, leaving his wife
at home until he was settled. He was
tha t,,,a hon RI If tb
trusting wife, though not changed by his
absence, suffered pain and disquiet from it
An old neighbor one day met him in Yazoo
him. He replied in a jocular manner that
he had no wife, but was Just going to be
married to young widow of this place.
reported il to the brothers of the wife, and
they armed themselves to come te Yazoo to
seek summary vengeance upon the des-
troyer of their sisters peace. She, woman
like. did not believe word of the report
and declared her determination to come in
search of her husband Her brothers re-
fused to let her come, and on her perssting,
locked her in an upper room at night, in
tending TO start themselves in the morning
on their expedition of revenge. When all
was SUN sHe UTiOeu negro Wotida ~ ofiHS
her suit of her brothers. clothes in which
she dressed herself and descending through
the window, got horse from the stable and
started on her mission of love. Before the
stern brothers awoke, their sister was far on
the way TO Yazoo City. She arrived here at
noon, almost worn out with fear and fatigue,
but firm and fixed in her resolution to find
her husband and save his life The gentle
man to whom she told her story is man Of
the kindest impulses, and just the one TO
assist woman in such predicament. He
assisted her in every way she desired. and
never lef, her till he delivered her safe and
sound to her truant but repentant husband
that night
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lust RECEIVED
q MOURNING SILK MUSLIN, /. r..ass
"a" JACONETS, 4r+t ..is 49,. i - 5.iststf
COLLARS and UNDERsLEEvEs, tr,.li +, SIX
BAYADERE ROBES s - F7ft- as.
SILK TISHUE q ....-s-F .-- --l -
GINGHAM MUSLIN, s zs... E. ,,s,,szI5 Aa., e9e...
PRINTED JACONETS and LAWNS, ~ -
PLAIN SOLID COLLARS l..- .s,;.. e. .,, K
BAREGE, GRANEDIERS and SILK TISIIUE II, 7l.
BLACK SILK and LACE TALMAS and MANTILAS,
WHITE LACE .lrI
STEEL MIXED, BLACK CHECKED, a4a..= rs a. e-a a.
PLAID and CHANGEARLE SILKS, =s'es ser a' fsE-g
FRENCH EMBROIDERED Blond Lace Bonnets
RIBBOSDS, Innings and Trimmings for Bonnets,
WATCHES, Gold and Silver Patents, Lever and French,
Gold Watches and Fob Chains. |{5 7
BREAST PINS, Gold Ear Rings, Finger do, Locketa,
Slides, Shirt Studs, Sleeve Buttons
PENS and PENCILS, Gold and Silver . .,
r HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CROCKERY and GLASS WARE
ALSO; Boots Shoes, Hats Coathing, Perfumery, Willow
Chairs, Baskets, etc, ETC., etc. :,
An viii be sold low, at OSBURN CO
Thibodaux, March 25, 1854.
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POOLEY, NICOL & CO,

Florida Yellow Pine Lumber Yard.
Corner es Cedar and Julia sts, New Easin New Orleans
SUPERIOR Dressed Tougucd and
- CIR owed Flooring and Ceiling Latls Shingles Deck
Plank, and general assortment IF BUILDING LUMBER
well seasoned and always ON hand Mh1s-1y
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THE RENOWNED REMEDY /!
HOLLOWAY's OiNTMENT.

HIS extraordinary Unguent is com.
posed OF the most healing Balsams and when used in
with the directions which accompany each pot
VIII insure cures when all other fail Cases Of the
is famous When used in of Gout m Con
tracted Still Joints. In Asthmas it will do wonders II
well rubbed into the Chest.
MOST ASTONISHING CURE OF SCROFCLUs I'll.
CERsA case certified by the Mayor of Boston, England
Copy Of Letter from. j. -Soh!e Esq Nayo, Of Boston
Lincolnshire. '
To pRoF. HoLLowAY-Dea, .sir-Mrs Sarah Nixon If
Li1uorpond street. Boston, has day depcscd before ne
that for considerable period she afflicted with
Scrouious Sores and Ulcers in her feet other
parts OF her body and although the first Of medical advice
was obtained, at the Of large Of money she OBJ
tanned no abatement of suffering but gradually grew worse
Being recommended by friend try your Ointment sho
procured small pot, and box of the Pills, and before that
was all used symptoms Of amendment appeared By per-
.everng with the medicines for short time longer accord
ing to the directions and strictly adherng rules
det &c she was perfectly cured and enjoys the best
Of health remain D. ar sir yours I ulv
Dated August 18th, 1858. (sisned) j. NOBLE
AN EXTRAORDINARY AND RAPID CURE OF ERY-
SlPELAs IN THE LEG, AFTER MEDICAL AID HAD
FAILED. ~
Copy @a Letter from lnrs s7tsa1M Yeqtes. Of tie
Post Office; Akiscick Eoaa near goqnor Sss.ar
dated January 18Th, 1853.
10 FHoF. HoLLowAY-S,-I suffered for considerable
period from severe attack Of Erysipelas which length
settled In my leg and resisted all medical treatment Nv
suferings were great and quite despared of any per
maneit amendment when advised have recourse to
your olntmont ana Pills. l did so without delay and am
hapPy 10 say the result was cineny su for they
ELECTED radical cure of my leg and enjoy
Ment oi he 18th shall speak with the utmost conf
others in this neghbourhood similarly afflicted who derived
equal benefit
am, Sir your ohHg d and faithful Servant
(signed1 ELISABETH YEATES.
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I 5o ~ S201LAo
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER

No. st. Philip street. THlBoDi Ux.
FTNHROUGH the medium Of the public press take the
liberty ofannouncng to publ c, tht sill continue
to carry Mt my old sand abave, my calling Boot
and Shoe NJ tker, and mt atmcs ready II accoinmo
date the shortest notice Boots and Shoes
Of te latest fahions m.ds order with despatch and
warranted an eusy ht sale.
April 9Th, 1859. Ga-if)
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| A TOUGH SToRY-The New York Dutch.
man tells the following improbable story,
which We copy for the especial edi6cation
of any old bachelor friend under whose eye
1t may happen TO fall:
| A morning OF two since. cries for assis-
tance were heard proceeding from the room
of highly respectable old bachelor. On
bursting open the door he was found frozen
fast in tub of wafer! Having been troub-
led with bad cold he thought he would
take bath in tub of warm wafer the
night before, and it felt so comfortable
while sitting in it that he dropped asleep
and did not awake until morning. He was,
OF course, unable to stir, and was compelled
to call 1of help. To his great horror the
t1rst person rushing to his aid was an old
maid who had felt a partiality for - his
goods! She, supposing he intended joke
upon her, broke into the street again, her
countenance filled with Indignation and
wounded vanity, and threw her hands vio-
lenty about, exclaiming, go, the hateful
villain" His continued cries, however,
brought our friend speedy assistance. when.
by chopping him out with Ratchet and
turning him round like spit before the
fire, he was thawed out. He wishes us TO
say he is now candidate for matrimony.
P.S. We were not on hand ourself-we
only give what people say about it.
ExpL1c1r-A Yankee, riding up to a
Dutchman, exclaimed: ..,.
swell, stranger, for acquaintance sake,
what might be yout name? :"
Ivy, my name ish Haunce Hollenbofea-
hegeng ngraffensiemburgp
By Cape Cod! if that amt as long as a
pumpkin vine! Well, p! hanl't no time to
ose-Im OH speculation Tell me the
way TO Harrisburg"
ITO Harri>burg' Veil, you see dat roat
upon te hill ~ pointing in the direction.
20. yes, see it," - --r
"Vell, den, you must not take dat roat.
You see dis 1oat, py te coal-bankw w
"Yes" ~ ....,-
"Vell, dat ish not te road too; but you
musht go right py te parn dere, and ven
you see one roat crooks just so, bending his
elbow, and describing it at the same time
and ven you kit dere keep right along till
you gets furder. Veil, den. you will turn lie
potatoe patch round te bridge over te river
up stream and te hill up, and tirectly you
see mine prudler Frit's parn, shngled NIT
straw: dat lsh de house we're mine prudder
lives-heli tell you SO better as can. And
you go little pit furder you see two roads
YOU musht not take bote of 'em!"
The Yankee mizzled.s .U! ..
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For Sale.

4 RICH TRACT OF LAND situated
a about twenty miles from DonaIdsonvle on the left
bank Byou Lafourche aud near the of Mess
Himme Norh. Sid rsct arpents front
by forty Deep ard is represented to be very rich.
For terms which would be highly advantageous to good
purchaser, address c. A. COHEN, at 4
Il4fotl Me.srs Giaue Jamiscn, is Chartres st., NO
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70 In these days of " Women's Rights,'
the proper education of ",he sex" for the
new duties that they may be called upon
10 discharge, from matter for grave con-
sideraticn; So it is, that every assumption
of responsibility brings with ii corresponding
cares.
Ii has been proposed to establish "Col-
lege for females" in several of the manu-
featuring and producing cities of the Union,
in which the following "sciences" are to
be taught, by competent professors"
..Spsn0iogy. Weaueotogy, and Cookology"
These sciences" are to be taught to
young ladies' and after establishing repu-
tation for these accomplishments, they will
be entitled TO receive a regular diploma
with the honorary degree of "F. F. W."
" Fit for Wires"
One would like to be present at the tex
animation" when the fair damsels are
admitted to their degrees" or condemned
for noncompliance with the terms nomi-
mated in the bond'
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Hat Manufacture.

Hat Mandatory.
4 RISBOURG & co. Hatters from
= As Paris, take This method to inform the public .
that they have just established Hat Manfactory at
No. II St. Philip street. next door below 4. B. Ragans @
urocery store, where they make new hats to order on
measure repair old with "a hours notice. Straw
Hats bleached and altered to the style cleaning
grey II IS for men, children and generally whatever kind Of
work belongs to the Hatters trade.
y their exactude and attention, they expect give full
satisfaction for any kind oforers entrusted to them
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A BlRD-TRAP-A gentleman in Ohio,
given to speculation in the structures of legs
and feathers. commonly known as Shanghai
chickens, was much annoyed by the rats.
Determined TO endure it no longer, he
constructed large box trap, which he
balted with liberal supply of grease, corn
and other articles for which rats are sup
posed to have penchunt. The next morn
ing, the boys ran in to him in a state of
excitement, announcing the fact of tre-
mendous bobbery" being kicked up in the
trap, which, of course, proceeded from
captured rat. In few moments, the box
was carefully lifted, and suddenly plunged
into the water-bu,t, where it was kept sub
merged until long after the commolion had
subsidized. Then the trap was triumphan,Iy
lifted, disclosing to the astonished bird-fan-
cier the swollen body of-h,s farorite fifteen
dollar Shanghai Observation-Disclosures
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S. FR1ZELL is now in receipt of
- . his spring stock of MEDICINES, the purest ever
offered the market which he will furnish in lots at New
Orleans prices He invites all to give him call before
making their purchases elsewhere
He has among other things Cod Liver Oil, Capsules which
can be taken without tasting the oil.
Ao every variety of Essences such Pineapple Ha.p
berry, Lemon, Orange VANILLA &c. Iubins Extracts for
the 'kerchief ffeb1 y
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&c.

e Cologne Water, Toilet do, Macassar Oil, Hair, do,
Trieopherous Id Cream Shaving Soap Fancy do Essence
OF Jamaca Ginger Extracts, Poaum Essence for season.
ing Pies Cake, &C., Bandan Erasne Soap warranted
take out grease sps Diamond Cement mendng Erthen
or Glass Ware sarsaparl No s, Cinnamon Cloves Mace
Indigo Nutmeg Starch saleratus Tea Fine Pocket and
Pen Knives Hair, Tooth Flesh, Cloth Nail Crunb Horse
Shoe and White Wash Brushes, Rat Killer &c, &C.. all Of
the best quality for sale by [l5nl OSBURN, Co