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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1855-03-10
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A Ia requete de Honorable J. H. Over
~ ton, je veudrai, a pencan au plus Of
frant ct dernier encherisseur. le 18 Avril pro-
chain, d la porte de Ia Maison de Cour, dams
Ia vile des Opelousas, les proprietes ci-apres
aesignees, savoir:
UNlN DAB1HAU1ONo
mesurant 30 arpents de face au Bayou Beuf.
ct contenant 1000 arpents de terre de su-
perficie, ensemble avec toutes les batisses ct
ameliorations qui en- dependent, consistant
en- une bonne naison demeure, Sucrerie,
Moulin sucre, Machine a vapeur, Cabannes
a anegres ct autres dependances. 500 arpens
de cette terre sont en- culture. don't 250 en-
plant de cannes
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PENSIONNAT EFT EXTERNAL
de D[3IIOI5IH5r,II,R5,
.ApE1. ARapoFnazerrc

M R: ct Nine. Hoy, aides par Mile. Hoy ct Nine.
4VA de ST. Ange, ont rntention d'ouvrir, lie lundi,
II Mars, aux Opelousas, une Pension de Demoi-
selles, de premiere classe, on toues les branches
necessaires une education solide ct accomplie;
seront enseignees.
Dams lie cours d'instructon seront comprises les
langues Angaise, Franeaise, ltalienne ct Allie
mande, ainsi que ia Musique, lie Dessin, la Pein-
ture tous les ouvrages aiguilIe en- sole chenille
&C., !e Maintien la Danse, Population.
Avec l;aide d'Institutrices competentes ct sous Ia
surveillance assidue de la Directrce, la PrincipaIe
entretient Pespor d'etre soutenue par les habitans
de la vile des Opelousas ct de ses enyirons.
Les prix sont fixes par session de vingt- -une
semaine, payables la moitie au commencement ct
fautre moitie mi-sesson.
Instruction pour les eeves des classes in
ferieures S 90 90
de 1ere casse, % 90
MasiqEe sur lie Piano ct la Guitare, 80 90
LIE Dessin, IS 90
La peinture, 90 90
Ouvrages Faiguille, 10 90
LIE maIntien ct la dance, IL 90
Equitation, tpar lecon) 90
Pension, so 90
Nine de st. Ange ayant contracte uh engage
ment anterieure avec fEcole de Mime. Henri; a
Natchez ne pourra, pour lie present, Sc joindre a
notre Institution.
Opeousas 10 mars 1885.
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$50 arpens de superfcie, situee en- cette pa
roisse, sur lie chemin de la Vile Platte, a 5
miles des Opelousas ct de Washington,
entire les habitations de Achille Dupre ct
Louis Vanhille
Pour les conditions ct autres particularites,
s'adresser a NM. Sandoz & Meynier, aux
Opelousas ou a
MARCELIN JARDEL.
St. Landry, 10 Mars l855.-lm.
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OPELOUSASs
SAMEDI MATIN, 10 MARS, 1855.
NOS AGENTS.

Les personnes suvantes sont autorisees collector
ct recevoir des subscriptions ct avis pour lie Cour
risr des Opelousas, dams leurs villages respectifs
AuGUsrE MARAIsT, st. Martinvie, LIE.
ARTHUR BULL1ARD, Pont Breaux, LIE.
A. MILPsPAUGH, Washington, LIE.
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Public tous les San1eOlas ndtsn par
JOEL II. sANDoZ & ANDRE MEYNIER
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OUVRAGES TYPOGRAPHIQUES
executes avec promptitude ct nettete au Bu-
rsau du Courier dee Opelousas.
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Lacc7oisScnleu de Ia population aur Eats- Utis-
II est indique par lie tabeau chronologique suivan
cue la population des Etas- Unis saccroit ayec Ia
rapiditE suivante
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RABlTATION A VENDREi

- LIE soussigne offre a
!sss vendre son habitation, vSs
- toute etablie, mesurant -.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-25

nITCH NOTICE.--The nonresident and un-
~ known land owners of the north half of sec
ton 36, the whole of sections 25 pa and fractional
section l3, of town north, of range 10 east; also,
the west three-fou of sections 36 and 25; the
east fourth of sections 35 and 2G the whole of
sections "a and l3, all in town of the United
States Reserve of Twelve Miles Square in Wood
county, Ohio are notified that petition has been
presented to the trustees Of Middleton and Perrvss
burg townships, to lay out water course, cop-
mencing in county road at the of section &c.
town g. range 10, thence north on the quarter line
until it comes to county road at the south line of
section "a, town 6, range 10; thence northerly
along the west line of said county road, varying
with the ogsin said road until il intersects Ewngs
creek, in section 49, town /, u. S. r.; thence down
said creek to the east line of said section I3 ; and
that said trustees will meet on Sd day of September
1855, atthe house of a. r. Rudolf, in Middleton
township, to FiOw and lay out the same and that
they will adjourn from day to day until the same is
completed. ALMEREN BROWN etai.,
July 20, 1855.--10w6$3.G5 Petitioners.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-25
Plank IOnd Ditch.

THE undersigned, committee appointed Inv a
Il meeting OF resident land owners interested in
a more perfect drainage of the lands hereinafter
described, held at the house of N. Strickland in
Perrysburg township, the nth day of July. 1855.
in accordance with resolution of said meeting
hereby give notice that the trustees of PerrysburE
and Middleton townships in Wood county, Ohio,
will meet at the house of said N Strickland, on
Wednesday, the 9th day of September next at 10
o'clock A. NJ, to view the ditch of the Perrys-
bnrg and Findlay Plank Road, from the south line
of the north half of section 20, in fractional town
ship 6, range 10, in Middleton township, TO the
north line OF section 19, in township 4, L. s. r. OF
II miles square, in Perrysburg township and cause
the same to be made three feet deep on an average
with uniform grade OH the bottom, and ten feet
wide on top, and apportion said work upon the
owners OF the following described lands in such
portions as shall be deemed just and right accord
ing to the benefits to be derived from the deepening
and widening of said ditch The respective parcels
of land set opposite to the names of the suppo-
LSed Owners. 10 Wit:
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-25
Perrysburg Prices Current.

Wheat, 81 5OII .62; Flour $75O08.50; Rye
5oM75; Corn, 60M60; Oats, 3O135; Flaxseed, 81
5.50; Potatoes, 50062; Apples, green, 50M$1.O0; ;
dried, Sl.25M1.50; Peaches, dried, Sl.001l 25 ;
Beans, $l.250l.5o; Butter, l2@l8; Eggs, io@l2
Beeswax, 220t25; Feathers, 3lM44; Fresh Pork,
Hams, s11O; Shoulders, 6n9; Sides, Gas; Fish,
pickcrel, $6.001700; white bass, S5.50n6.U0 !;
Shingles, white wood, $500; pine, So 50Gti 90;
Lumber, common, $s.oo@lo,O6; pine, si2.0e@
l5,uo; do. dressed, $l8.00020.0o; Slaves. flour
barrel, $3,50M3.75; tight barrel, $5.5O6lGO0;
Tides green, 4G5; dry. SAG; Tallow, i0@i2 !;
Lard. 8Ml0; Wool, 26G130; Hay, $s.00l10O0; !;
Wood. s .25M1.5O; Onions, 5O05O; Hogs, 4048.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-25
TIE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
Middle Ditch.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustees of
Perrysburg and Middleton townships, in Wood
county Ohio, will meet at the house of Richard
Carter, on Tuesday, the 4th day of September next
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to view and locate ditch for
water course, to commence on the Willow Prairie
road, at the south east corner of the N w quarter
of section 36, in township l. in the L. S. Reserve of
II miles square and run thence north on the west
side Of county road running north to the south
line of section "a the same township; thence east
on the south line of said section "a, 50 rods to the
middle of said south line thence north through the
middle of said section "a the line of the aforesaid
county road to the most suitable outlet into the
Maumee river, without dischargng the water into
Grassy creek and apportion the making said ditch
upon the owners of the following described lands
set opposite to the names of the supposed owners
in such portions as shall be deemed just and right
according to the benefits to be derived by the ma
king said ditch to wit:
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nITCH NOTICE.-To the nonresident land
- holders of the south half of section 4, town 5
north, range east; north half of section 8 north
west quarter of section TO- and the south west quar-
ter of sections. The trustees of Freedom town
ship will meet at the house of James Pember on
the 18th day of September next for the purpose of
laying out ditch, beginning at the w ebster town
ship line between sections and 8, thence east on
or the section line between sections and
and and 10 to the run near the quarter section
corner between sections and 10, and to apportion
each land owner his proportion of said ditch
MANY PETITIONERS.
July %, 1851 1w8$2,50
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-25
Hull Prairie Outlet.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustees of
~ Middleton township, in Wood county, Ohio
Will meet at the house of A. II. Rudolf, in said
township, on Monday, the Sd day of September
na1t at 10 o'clock a. NJ, to view and locate ditch
for water course, to commence at the center Of
section 35, in fractional township S, range TO- and
run thence north the west side OF a county road
Oh said line, to the north line of section "a, in said
township and range, on the Miltonville road SO
called and apportion themaking the same upon the
owners of the following described lands, set oppo-
portions a, shall be deemed lust and right accord
ing to the benefits derived by the making said ditch
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-25

DOCK ROSE, an invaluable remedy for all dis
IL eases of the Liver, Scrofulous and Bilious COM
plants, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Cutaneous Erup-
tions, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Coughs, Headache,
Canker and Nursing Sore Mouth, Rheumatic and
Bronchial Affections, and General Debility. 1t acts
with wonderful efficiency in purifying the blood,
giving tone and elasticity to the system, thereby
inspiring energy and power to throw off those nu-
merous diseases incident to this climate.
In quart bottles, at 81 each.
eff PECK {, HAMILTON
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-25

Aud from thence said ditch to be extended west on
the south side of said Mitonve road, TO the west
side of the Hull Prairie road; and thence on the
most suitable ground for water course to empty
anto the Foot run, SO called into gully on Da-
vid Crepss firm. as may be determined by said
trustees to be the most suitable outlet and appor-
tion the aling the upon the owners Of the
lands above described and also upon the owners of
the following described lands, in such portions as
shall be deem I'd just and right according to the
benefits derived from the making the same, from
the point where it starts the said Miltonylle
road a he al 10 ,rit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-15
PETERSBURG.
=. MAIL LINE FOR N. YORI

~. SUMNER ARIA N6EMENT
IiiE hrst class double engine steamship tim,
k"anokc, Capt. Thomns Skinner. eavcs Ciiy SAAk4k
Point, for New York, Every Saturday morning, at 10 o.
clock, touching at Noriok. Ths Jancst. ,wn Capt
Edward Cavend, leaves heretofore. Every ue.day
I'VE ing, touching nj Norfolk Trains by Railroad from
Petersburg connect with enc. sh y.
Passengers leaving Lynohburg Tuesday morning
viii arrive in tiTe io the Jam.-own City Point the
same evening ni7 clock aud tn leaving on Frda,
will lay In Petersburg thar mig h. and connect wit
th" Roanoke, neal morning 10 o'rlucl.
Passage and inre from Petersburg, including
State Rooms $IO 90
Stoeingc rasssrh Oh
Passage nni Fare to Norfolk SAM u. by Rive,
Steamers.
For ficiEt rpe-sefenppy To
SAM Ell G. BAPTIST. Petersburg.
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RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OF EARTENWARE AND CHINAI


Fresh Receipts cf Glass and Fancy articles.
1--WE sub.o rber offers To tn" ttad. latge nnd vaIrd
1 stock Of Earihenwar, China and al -, the pat
terms Of which were selected by himself Ia person.
Having ai.spcric OF many years in this rtioular
business he feels great confidence in stating that in point
of price aud quality will eompaie favoably with any
other house in the liud,.
Wine Granite Dinner Ware,
Do do Basins and Ewcr4, Jugs. Ten Ware, etc.
Blue Print Flow ne and Fancy to
Fine Decorated China Dinner AID Dessert Sets
d. do do Tea and Toilet SETS
DO do do Pitchers aud Vases
Gold Band do ot above variety
VIII ie China do OF alo,. variety.
Common Ware of every DESCRIPTION, suitable for
" ole elinr, which he oilers upon such for cash
IT, eannot fail to please.
fne MHnic Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fin Ivory Table Cutlery. Walters M Brittana Ware
Safety. and Fluid and Solar Lamps
GLASS Ware in variety.
All he n.k4 ia call, aud he feels asaured his prices
viii riyr -ntisnciioa,
Iii, Pacheri- of tho beet in the trade
Stone Warr nj Factory prices.
sep l2-ts JAS ID. II EVANS
M. III Main street ri fhmond. Va
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SILVER, SILVER, SILVER.

'I'HE subscriber has just finished II ve,y n
large snrpy of Silvcnrarc, embracing the "a
following articles: &t&s
Threaded Tahle and Teaspoons. p,nin Table mud Ten
spoons threaded Table Desert aud Ton Forks plain and
threaded soup, orenm and gravy Ladies' Sugar Tongs
an hpoon4 Cnke and Butter Knives Pie and Fruit
Knives, Salt aud Mustard spoons, silver Cups nnd Cob.
let. and Cream Pitchers, liver Sugar Dishes spoons
and Bowls all wnrrenrrd pure coin.
. Also very handsome assortment IT Pln cd A''atu
Casiots Cake and Fruit Bnskets Gard Baskets Table
and lensP"ohs, Cand'esiicks Saltsin de-, Egg.,nnds
Winter Fit hers, &c. all warranted represented ut
the risn Of the Eagle. TIOS NOWLhN
dec 9ts Sycamore st. Petersburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-15

VHNllE subscriber would respectfully Gull the niten-
N tion oi those wishing o make heir iriends pre-
for Chris or ca Yea, TINT will be priced above
diamonds call nj enlery m select from HI large
assortment of Jewrry and Fancy Go,ds ilsi received
in the nj prices 10 Su the times and have
them file with one his inlmn,nhlc PREMlU NJ
DEGuEhREOTAPES. Rcmemb,r that GIBBS bore
of o the p.lm by the frat premium al competitors
the lnte Fairs nt Petersburg mud Richmond; which
is sufficient guarantee 'ha his is the pIare have
your imnge transferred equal ~ So without much
udo. come along railroads. in your carriages,
foot all received alike and you will find pcnty of
good fire and every hing make you comfortable
while wuiti' your Time of sitting. In every en-
tire an. .isnciion gi>en--or no charge made
Al the sign of the fling f. GIBBS.
tV NJ pnper- advertising for IN will cnpy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-15

NEW BAKERY The subscriber having pur.
' rhase of Mr. John Simmer. next doc, below
the Norvee House, his enlir Sock OF Goods, consist.
ing of such usually kept in the best
Choice Liquors. Srgnr. Tobocco Candies Toys. aud
oil articles necessary for well regn aeh Confectionery
Resinur MT he promises TINT will. all tines
his best exeuons to accommodate in the uccepta
BILE manner all who mny favor him with cnl Il' en-.
tir attention will be devoted to the husnc-a and he is
determined TINT hi4 part, effort shall he wanting
provide for his euess. The Bakery is also attached
the embellishments where every article Ia depart-
inent will be furnished short notice.
Oysters and Saacks fu nished from 7, A. NJ, to IL,
y. NJ. All | ask Is cnll ,o insure your ,eturn.
EDWARD l.. HEINiCHEN.
ian 5.him
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-15

Ais" over 100 600 Paintings stntues Medals Charts
Albums, Valuable Books, and Portfolios of Engrnvjne.
making IN al 10000 gfts which will be distributed hv
committee aPpointed by the Shareh.laers aud for
"nrded free of charge bs he Pubcs obedient
DASHALL& CO..
fs6 Broadway, New York.
Orders ft Engnyings and Tie in this vreat en-
prise duly arriving from III parts OF the United
States and Canala, which warrnn. in prom sing a
very early day fr the distribution. Applications should
be made Immediately, only certain number of Tick
cts can bo sold Letters. with the money enclosed, to
be pepad and tho Engraving and Ticket will be for.
war ted free DASHALI g. 90
dcc l3-d Mar 486 Brnadway. Now York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-15
DISSOLUTION,

VISfIR concern o. Wilson & Franklin is this day ds.
L solved hy limitation. All persons hayrg claims
nsans the Con will present them to Joseph IA. vii.
tor payment Il use indebted to the aoncerr viii
make paymenl to Joseph II wilson. he having rur-
cha scd James Frank, ,ins Interest in the concern.
JOS II. VII SON.
JAMES FRANKLIN
September 1st 1854.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-15

4 COMING AROUND -ln,nrdiaoly nhsr tn.
>distbution ol our bills, dLe Il Jenuury, is
plred, shnll commence cline on the ho ct- for
,he te amounts and hope they will all ho in rcadi-
meas To CASH UP PROMPTLY.
Our ticnIs will beur in mind TINT notwith. anding
the -irngcucy OF the times, hnve usua compile
mcnt OF hands enp!oyrd AMI a-e manufacturing nn
unusually In e Clothing for the prhg snss;
which requires no rt" cash pay n ihrong hands
wechy nchng of the outlay in cash for tal.
Deuqucnts. who,e bills due lst July lat. MT
vet seticd are nofe hat Unless attended to by 1t
February the, will be placed in the hands of better
collectors
BURRouGHSSHAFER Il o.
II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-15
MERRY CHRIsTMAs.

VIII time for hcn lily greeting. merry making md
= h"'day quits IL c.ote nj hnnd. Would your give
to an absent fteDd parent, sister bro'hcr lover
memeno which Tor yenrs Ia c"n" will boar increa
vuue to the recipient and ~ oft gozed upon, eca
with love and gratitude not only the kndnes. of hean
which prompted the gift. but the form and TEXTURES
the don,r' 1fso, go to MINN1S Il TANNERS, ard
haven iaultl,ss likeness taken and plnce in u case
ring ar locko of your selection from their large
assortment, than which n acceptable gift cou
no, be chosen.
Don't wait fora ia day, but remember the ia, that
pictures are taken at TnK PBoroaRA PHIc DAaurRREAs
GALLERY rquhlly well in cloudy clear weather and
an imperfect picture at price is suffered
fear oar rooms which iae explains secret ot ur
unparalleled popuur:y md success. Call in IA you
come from the cars. ut tho conspicuous cnrrunce on
Main At Sd door from Of Bri lge.
MINN1S r. TANNER
dec 10 "a Prncticnl Dnguerrc,,v,is,.
~ C"un'ry psrr advertising foru-, copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-15
GEORGE B. JONES & CO.

GEORGE b JONES & CO,
hhu6GlSTS PETERSBURG, Vn offer for sale for
- CASH or on approved CREDIT, an extensive
aud varied assortment Of Medicines Paints Oils
Dye Stufs, Window Glass Soaps Perfumcry
Nc, Nc. Obtaining their supple. from maruf,ctu
rnd imp"rt"r' .ny, the, prepared furnish pure
aud genuine a,toles low they be bought of any
trgulnr iohl,ing house.
Their stock for tho Fall trndc embraces: Best French
English aud American Quinne; Prime Carrucus aud
Manila lngoes; Prime Honduras Gochinenl; hest Oh
i've OIL In bottles and cnsks Pure White Lend dr, nnJ
rround In Oh; Prime Dmbro Mnddrr u barrels and
h"Rs; Hue Ntriol in bhs and kegs; Extract Loewood
- boxes; SPICES al all kinds whole aud ground; Popu
lar Pnent Medicines oi all HI IDS unins and other
tracts for the handkerchief; Gerr Cologne. Hair Oils
P"mnum, mir Brushes, dc Sc. Sc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-15
AT AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
II Sycamore st. Petersburg Va

Opposite the Court House.
w he snbsor'bers take pleasure In notifying
IL The Merchants of Virginia, and North Caro-,
lima" that their stock Of Good. Tor The has been
received and they prepared their cu..
tom r.. and Others wh' ma, visit this market to lay in
'hci, Fall supplies
II IA known hut We have always kept large and
lied assortment of Goods Ia linz, nd will only
hdd hst our stock the present Is unusually
large and well assorted seleetcd entirely from Manuao
nrrs in person by tho senior psiner whose pcrenoc
# fifteen years enabcp him make such seecn and
such tcrns III insure succcssnl competition with
any J ,hbng Houso North Sou,h
sep 9.ts MAJOR g. MOORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-15
NEW BOOKS at MORSE'S.

vNunGE nOINGS, b, Ike Marvel (Ninhell) Tn,
l. Wilr- Victory. hv Mrs Souhwoth Youth of Jef
ferson, dn May. hy Mnry Langdon; Hrari'- Ea.c. by
author Of Heir ol Redc1..'
The Wit" Dove. tor children, by f. W. Townse nd.
Southern Home, by Vireinian.
Leaves from the Tree lgdrn,,l, by NJ. Russell
lie New Rov,
lhps aud Mishnns. by Grace Greenwood
This, That ald The Other,
he kuow-Nohng
X harinr Ashton,
Ld lies Guide Ia Crochet md Knitting,
Bayaid Ta> lor's Central Africa,
' Land uf TIN, Sarncen
krotel- Life nf Mclanrlton,
Cummings, Lectures the Seven Churches. Also, a
host OF = eur Publications. Frank L.-ies Magazine oil
FH-h'nn Tor january. inn 3ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-15
Embroidery. Needle Work. sc.

KS. HElAlCHEE info'm- the public that -he |.
> prepared 10 do, a. the lowe rntes and in the
shortest time hind If Sewing knriting, Embroidery
nd other Needle Wo H. She ssa ucr. her services
instruct ndcs in those branches Apply Edw ard
L. II, inchens Bakery, loo, below II Norvell
Housr iHu 5-dI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-15
TO THE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA.
and 10 all who use Liquor as a Medi.
cine or 0S 0 BeVer0Re

Physicians who prcacribe Alcoholic Liquors for med-
ciDa purposes should give III. preference to WOLFE,S
sCHEDAM AROMATIC soHNAPPS.
l. IL 10 manufactured q Schedam, in Holland md
"xousveysn the factory of TIE proprietor by process
ses snd from material elsewhere unemployed and un.
known.
. 1t is proved by tho repeated analysis Of several
eminent chemists, be entirely . FROM the
lusil oil which remsns in every kind of liquor distilled
from grain, and which IL the Of the and
vscera deia cement, serious congestion and morbid
ie-re for habual nnd incorporate Indulgence which
such liquors invariably tend to superinduc..
j. 1t Is proved by the tnme unerring that the
Juniper H,n Is not favored with the acrid and
ndgestble oil OF jupiter heretofore used, bur with
he specifically lighter, volatile aromatic and
icnal of the essential os of the Italian juniper
berry. neglected by every other manufacturer.
ltis chemically proved tp be absolutely pure inits
reciifcatona qua y obtained by entirely new pro-
ces and which other Holland Gin in the world has
acquired.
s. 1t IL proved by extensive medical experiences and
testimony TO he ean efficient ell agreeable rem.
eds In many of incpient dropsy. gravel, chronic
gout rheumatism, hatulence, collie, concretions In the
kidney and bindder dyspepsia fever and ague general
debility sluggish circulation Of the blood. deficient
stimulation OF food and exhau .tcd vital energy
6. 1t is grateful and renovatng cordia.. and
when used as directed, inames the sys or in
uces nebrety but tends rather subdue the latter
trnity by creng dislike 10 all inferior liquors. And
II invariably corrects h i'll effects of bud water wteth.
or in swamPy or limestone districts In all Of these
enumerated ,ltes il has rva In any market in the
world.
Sinre the int, oduction of this celebrated medicinal
beverage into he United States, a number OF Liquor
Houses in New York and other large cities have
commenced countertetng it. The genuine is only sold
in quart and pint bottles wrapped in yellow
paper with my name the bottle, cork, ana label.
would advise those who it medi inay, purchase
by the bottle, Bars and Hotel, frequently f my bot
Ties with common gin and sell Il for the genuine Foi
sale by all the respectable Druggists in the United
States UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
lS, 90, and % Beaver-st. New York.
The word SchnaPps" belongs exclusively TO my arti-
| Gle, all others counterfeit.
nov 9 d3m
| For sale at J. II. THOMPSON & cos
Noxvn nr,,u Sfor,