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IA aEhns onsas 4 = F1fl;atrrY sroaE. 1907
NJ. GlLEs respectfully announces u The pabl!o
that no has purchased the stock of goods 0f MI. AZ
&. NiMIno. and will continue the business Vt Ne
large twostory brick hose In Bellevue street, latsy
occupied by Dr. I,itte and Il receiving By every ar
rival from New Orleans ind other rac6s addititls 70
hiS stock &s5s 81 sN1sssfs lisS &tiA 4fs9sf,
~ i now prepared y furnish aluoss every article
lsga GROCERY, M Nj fs ss,ls II sS,lsas aissS lss
PROVISION Z
9ss and FRUIT 7 x ssa
as well rs almost every article 70 be found coun
try store - s5s SssgS ss
He also has a full supply of "a RI sst5 Il t3I
STAPLE AND FANdY bRY GOODS. S
+sisis, n HATS, BO0,fs. HnO OBS s.,.. Y ~ ~
y N s84,, f 5ssisF BOOKS AND STATIONER
Of almost every description. Together with large
'FASessiYs ARTICLES,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
f4aS "a tisssa RUCHES, and =
ts,.g3sia,f s7ssss .sl TOILET AATICI.E .E6
| Of every variety; ALSO q large assortment Of
| 3 4 TOYS FOR Cff3fi iDREN, s9R
received direct from PliiladelphiA md Paris. ~
as- RECO Object, y Is no trouble 70 1. pw goods;
lnHAMP ACME. ~ baskets Of thia
| " Hne Wine left. which weSwill sell at feducer
! nrices tolclose theinvojce. = e - sis. y
! 81 pEBAiLLoA s 81 ARKlER waslipstoa-
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7--T-F OhUOI1IhII<N'..7 -
..,;,,, he osysys very cheap for cash. The pnbiic
aaeraJly viii find ii to their interest to give hila
tall before purchasing elsewhere.
Washington, March q, 1851
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11RoE.y ANTHONY WINNER has the
n 8. honorof Informing the public that. having been
induced to come and settle N the town pf
Violin tic Guitar, and also in Vocal Music He Will
likewise tune Pianos His prices will be VI mod.
crate: $s er month for instrumental Mnsic, and %
I,er month for Vocal Music. For tuning panos. the
Charge .wl be ptoportionate to the work; stu, It
wifi aways be moderate. s. ss9s
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-07-18

lsHERIFF'5s s Al LE.---5TATE OF LoUIs
sl1 Second District couit Of Aew0rlean
llo73. Jean Chapus, for the fusH etc.gsvs
Hall .sA
#Bygiftue of an order of seizureaS sale, issue
thc Honorable the. Second District ourt Of
Orleans, inthc aIpge entitled suit, and tome d
Cd, / Wilt expose 1T public sale, for cash, ~
eodrt.House IN 0pclousas, on SATURDAY.
day Of August, A. d., 1857, commencing
.hotr Of clock A. NJ. and continuing from O.,
,iay II necessary, I'LL the rigt, tiie. iitf9 est an
demand Of the said defendant, Felix Half in and e
The following described property, seized to safisil
said order. 80 Wit; III. IA ,S.,,,
jurs andiimprorements thereon erected mated Mt
Grand coteau, Parish of St. Landry,.W W ssite the
St. Charles College INCA wing abonf ety ieet,
fronting Oh the Public RDa., by nieafy' adepths
more or less, between parallel lins IN one
side BY property Of T. Nc Bentte3y SIDE
lby property of Napoleon Kebin, a. - by
Burpigll street. 4s sa FFsss8
sheriff Office. Opelousas, July as 1857 - +.
L. ". CHAtHEA, ''@ris = 81
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-07-18
JUDICIAL j MOTTO

Ct,rATE OF FLOUIS4ANA A. District Court
10 Parish of 81 L9Sdiy. No. Sl95 :. Estate OF
y. Baptiste David, deceased. M 81 .a Sgisle.
ALsxcis o. GuiDRy aud ALExGIs g. GUfDFY, OF
the Parish Of st. Landry, Administrators Of the
estate of I. Baptiste David, deceased, late ofs y"
Parish, having iled tabIeau of classification
debts Of said estate, accompanied ny their p
PRAYING that the same may be hofao0gated4
proved And whcreus, the prayer Of said ne
Aas been granted by an order Of Court dated July
1857:
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons IN
terested To show cause, If any they have, within
thirty days frpm the date hereof why said tableau
should not be homologated and confirmed.
CLERK Office, Opelousas July a lS57.
Afs N LS.IlASTRAP PES, Clerk
NOTIC PH1LipPE SrAsG, Of the Rarh,
n u St. Landry, having applied by his petitionto,
he appointed administrator Of the estateof Mare
Joseph Paul Fontenot, deceased wife OF Maseelsns
Deshotel s ~ & IS
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all per
sons Interested to show cause, fany they lave why
said petition shall not he granted at ~ me
twnef opeloasas, within ten days from the date of
this advertisement. si5i, 81
Clerks office, Opelousas. July ] 1857. q, 8.
is. LASTRAPlsS, tlerf q
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asa HANsE or RESI- N g -, pr. ia
" LATE has removed his residence and Office e
the dwelling. On Landry street neer Judge :.
aud opposite E. Birotts store. Besides the ordinary
services of his profession the Dr.wl e1as,ae 20
nracicc in all thc branches Of Dentistry HIS WORK
n al that line is warranted and otter the
latest and most approved prncess 4, .4.as.
Attideial Teeth are only an ornament tney IF
establish the voice toits natural tone anu
\ psi,,, Dr. plate will VISIT Washington weekly.
Prices nloderates
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NOTICE, - All persons having claims
w against the estate Of Louis Ledodx, deceased
ateofthe Parish Of St. Landry are hereby notified
70 present thea without delay, to the undersigned
Administrators Of said estate, at his ,Tesidence at
Lance aux Pailles, forsclassifeation. sss U
!. 81. Landry, July I,.ls57. .s W.
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Il AIDES SHOE STOI = i. ~, 3
ll MIS-. X. MILLsPA Ay SH, Washing -
ton, La, has now On hand q large assort y =. =
meiit of LADIES' and Children Shoes, ,cef-
sisting Of Caters Buskinss Tics, Slippers,
white, kid and satin Boots, Slippet y etc a. ss
| An assortment Of Ladies Corsets, Toll '.sners,
,perfumery, Toilet articles Hyde q GoodrftAn zee
dies, Guitar and Piano Strings, Music ,etc.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-07-18

- ~. noopstss NEW GOODS
'IN u. DIJBUNSS0N has just arrived rom ew s'
!, ,rleans With n ndjdassortmento OF Spring Geeds
comprising si9
DRY GOODS, l
. CL0THING. HATS,
- 49, B0OTSs SHOES,
s Il q e SADDLERY -
-ff t E e n CROCKERY.1 81 IA
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A well seisctsf St6ck n tlsHtiei Ciet lssI
cousstfpg ofI Coat4, Pants NJ ~ i ssyxG
received and for ahle III 5s n, u1E&4s
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pA1NTs. OILS AND TERPENTINIs
= general assortment al
P. LEoNCE HEBRARD & co. {
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PERFUMERY "A fresh supply of French
~; = and American perfumery~ Ladies are respect
ially invited to call.
P. LEONCE HEBRARD & co.
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DuININE Just received 200 ounces and
" Tor sale cheap, b,E
P.'EEoNtE HEBRARD & co. Z.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-07-18

pATENT MEDICINES. - of all kinds
= and fresh. for sale by
P.LEoNOE HEBRARD 4 CO..
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AYER,s CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For the rapid Of Coughs Colds Hoarseness, Bron-
chitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma and Consumption,
universally known the best remedy yet discov
cred for every variety of Pulmonary disease SO wide
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lungs by its When tried its superiority over
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The Lungs Throat arrested, and thus are saved
many thousands every year from premature grave
No family should be with it. and those who do neg
lect TO provide themselves with remedy which wards
OF this dangerous class Of diseases, viii have cause to
depore it when is late. Proofs Of the surprising
efficacy Cherry Pictorial need not be given 10 the
American people,-they have living proofs IN every
neighborhood But those Who wish to read the state
ments Of those whose whole health has been restored
and whose lives have been saved by its use VIII fnd
them In my American Almanac, which the agent below
named has 70 furnish gratis for every one.
Prepared BY Dr. G. AVER, Practical Chemist Low
ell, Mass and sold By all Druggists and Deaessin Aedi-
csne through this section. feb WIN
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04

The MOVEMENT WEsrwARD.-Thc Chicago
Democratic Press publishes table Of the re.
turns Of the four principal Railroads running
West from that city. It shows that these four
roads alone have taken West 207, 1853 passen.
gers more than they brought back.
During the early part Of the year . large emf.
grafton found its way to Kansas and Nebraska,
over the Chicago, Alton & St. Louis Railway,
BY land, and also ON the Ohio and other trib.
utaries of the Mississippi. Many also were land
cd from, the lower lake and Coilingwood steam.
crs at Milwaukee and other cities north of US,
least $50, 900 people have found their way West
Of the meridian Of Chicago, and North Of the
southern line of Missouri during the past year
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04

az Mr. MooRE, Of this vicinity, informs us
that something like month ago the body Of a
horse was found in wood two miles this side
of Middletown. IL had probably then been dead
one, was unknown in the neighborhood. He
was newly shod, in fact SC recently that the shoes
were not worn bright The strange part Of it ia
the fact that he had been killed. A cane had
been cut from hickory bush, to which he had
been hitched and with this his skull fractured!
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04

Review - thes 0u1at0Etou Mnrkess
10a rHe Wick xxnfse noxDAr, r. =.
ntals is Jet doing in the var Of shipnents b
1vss. There il An excellent stage Of water, pro
baby seven feet upoo the falls. but li,sle ice ye
fsneing, but the opening vas % early = % TAX,
river men BY surprise, and they are not jet pre-
pared to take advantage Of il.
Since our last, the roads hare been SO abomi'
nably bad IS TO almost tosally stop the receipts
Of grain and marketing By wagon. The plea
sant weather Of yesterday, however, gave pro-
mise Of speedy drying up of the mud, and We
hope soon to see our streets thronged and the
business of,he season fairly commenced.
Prices are very unsettled, or rather there are
few sales to establish quotations.
We have no changes to make in prices
Wheat-spring 7o975 Fall so@9s.
Corn-S0@:5.
Oats-sO@SS.
Butter-2O@25.
Chickens-l 80 per dozen.
Turkeys-l0c per ID.
Hay-sl6,Oo@ls,O0.
Potatoes-s01
Eggs-l0al5c.
---------
New York, March 2-1 p. n.
Flour--market has not opened The severe snow
torn prevailing has caused suspension of business.
Price Tor all grades nouuinally the same.
Wheat-qaet and unchanged.
Rye-nominAl at 9al95.
Corn-quiet at 7lGTa in store for mixed.
Osts-quet at 1898 state and western.
Pork-dnli and lower. Small sales at 423028 % for
re. ness $22 7502a 30 for old mess 3ls 20 for Prime
Beef-steady.
Cut Meats-ouoyant.
Dressed hogs-nominally the same.
Bacon-fair and frrner.
Lard-dun and heavy.
Whisksy-heavy. Sales 200 bbls at IS.
stocks-rather better without much activity.
Money-easily obtained and there 10 o6eIing at
per cent on CALI s610 short best class paper.
Exchange-inaetive.
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Chicago, Feb. %

! Chicago, Feb. 70.
There is no material change in the market
Receipts are increasing, and general frmness
prevails. There was considerable excitement
aware that Mess Pork is scarce. New York and
Cincinnati news helped to increase it, and to day
| it would be hard to buy Mess Pork under $22-
500 hbls sold yesterday for S2l. There is but
very little Lard on the market, aud it rules very
firm. Talow is very plenty, and the very best
packages will not bring over l04.
Grain is firm, and Wheat is looking up; 5000
bushels sold to store at 90c. We hear of a sale
this morning at Gle to store. Very choice red to
mill commands 81 10; white ranges from 81, L ga
l,25. Corn is steady, and quotations unchang-
ed. Oats is firm, and are coming in more free
y.
Handspring wheat extra IS. Winter wheat
S5,5Oa6,75. City 1915. Rye -four $4a4, 20
Buckwheat 81. 75a2,oO.
Wheat-Steady, Spring 9oa9lc to store. Red
sl,o5a;,0s. White Sl,l5al,25.
Corn-We quote for present delivery at 4Oa
Ale in bulk 4la42c in bags.
Oats-The market remains brisk and firm Mt
3Sa39c to store, 40a4lc to city trade.
Rye-Unchanged, and we quote nominal at
75aSOc.
Barley-Is very firm at 81, 3Oal so.
Lard-Firmer and holders ask l24al3c. By |
single Dbl it sells readily at l2c for 100 tcrces
11tc was refused.
Pork-Firm Sales Ss7 bbls city packed at |
$40.
Cut Meats-Sales 10 tons smoked shoulders at |
Sc per 10.
Codfsh-sales at S5,5oa5,75; Hakc s., 5oa |
400.
Beans-sales at 81 ,5oa2,50 per Blu.
Tallow-We quote at 10a1lc.
Butter-Thc markets. well supplied, and pri-
ces are lower Firkin is selling at l9al6c; fresh |
roll l6a2lc.
Eggs-New lsa20c per doz by the bbl
Cheese-Fair sales at llall4c for Western |
Reserve, aud l2al2ac for Hamburg. Country,
Saac.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04

~ How often do we hear the inquiry made, what
can get this violent cramp am nightly sub
ject to? well know the to be my too frequent
indulgence in eating the vegetables I'D fruits OF the
season, besides taking dozen more glasses OF Ice
during the day-consequently must pay the pen
atty. Our advice to such would be, always to keep
bottle Of Hostetters Celebrated Stomach Bitters IN the
house, 1t will give instant relief to any person haV
ing Cramps, Spasms Cholera Morbus, &C., which are
generally the result Of over-ndugence in vegetable
diet In fact when interest is consulted, family can
afford to be without these Btters. They can be had Of
any Of our druggists dollar per bottle contain
ing full quart which will last the Sold by all
druggist and dealers generally.
mar slim EUSTIS PETIT, Agents.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04
From the Evening Post, Feb. 81.
Tho Mysterious Murder Of COrlies, I'm
'ssa Broadway


Tho Mystertous Murder Of COrlies, In
-. >A
1t seems TO De popular superstition tnat
the perpetrator OF murder must necessarily
nave some cue 10 ms oetection. Leu II Is oy
no means so uncommon tning as is general
~ supposed ior TINS CRIME 10 escape oetecuon
oy the omcers Q. justice. Inc Burden case
looks much as II II might DC one OF TINS k'no.
Many OF our reaoers may rememoera MURDER
committed atthe corner OF broadway ana Leon.
ard street, some years since, on man named
Coriies, II we recall the name riSnuy. All
that was known at the tune was that the VIC
tim was caned out OF the oaritoh mouse oar,
room into broaoWay, ana soon after was tonnd
dead on the pavement having been shot. Inc
coroner Gated 'ne jury togetner' ana pro
!.ras.eo i1lues. Was hela, gu. no Gnu. Ms 20 .ne
aatnor o. tne mu,uer was louno. Inc jury
were oohged 70 brng Ia verdict OF MURDER
oy hands unknown; nor 70 TINS Gay nave sne
sutnor',ies oeeh ao'e " nA Tue fesPons'oin's
lot =, Corhes muraer upon any que.
We nov p.oposo ~ 'A' sone e. ..S.,.
ces uetiseo iroin Wnas VIC oeem en.iIey au'
tnehtic soulces, IN eonuse1ou WIN 'na' mys'e-
raous assasslna.o.', .uien So " snow .na,. so..
rary 10 tue general impression, IN .ne mu,1.aae
OF parties 70 muruel tnere Is SAFETY anu a'so'
tnas MURDER IS perpe'.a.eu H .ne moss expos
Gu =, aua puoic p.sees Ni.uou' ue'e0siun.
Inc muIoe.ea mau, ~ We nase oees g" ~
70 unuesstanu, .otneu an a..aoumeX. ~, sne
oeau.lu wne ., Meai.ay sa.laen o' new s .oa
nan Wuv.s s'he.os..y =. ua.u.e H h: s. ~.
pc.sonsl qusnsies n"u uss"n s,vuuo n ,'u
vu ,s ses =. =. 'ns' nay '
sel., sons ~ .ns spos i. .'us ,;, ss,
oua - toSAeu W =! tue IasoI, .uVs' ~
vOtlOn " u0r WAS suCu tnAt ho Couku NV give
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.

There never has been discovery made in Matera
Medica, whereby pain be quickly allayed, and
where parts In high state Of Inflammation can be so
rapidly reduced their where wounds
and be thoroughly and rapidly healed, and
decayed parts restored without either Defect
than with DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Cuts, wounds, sprans and bruises, casualties to
which children constantly subecthe action Of the
genuine DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, is ever the
same! How much pain and suffering may not thus be
prevented Moreover feitselfs often dependent upon
having athand the Genuine DALEY EXTRACTOR, and
parcuarsof which resp tfuy refer my print.
ed pamphlets for the truth ofwhch hold yselrespon-
sible.
Eocase burns and scads matter how severe, has
yet any one resisted the all powerful
pain subduing and healing qualities Of the DALLEY'S
PAIN EXTRACTOR.
NoPAIx ExrRAcroRls GENUINE unlessthe box has up
on it steel Plate Engraved Label with the signatures
G. v. CLIoKENER 4 CO., proprietors, and HENRY
DALEY manufacturer.
Price Is cts per box.
~ Allordersshou ld be addressedto O. " .Clickener
1 Co.,, 81 Barclay street,N.Y.
Sold by all iruggistsand medicine dealers throughou
the United States. e25lv
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Correspondence ofthe Hawk.Eye 4: Telegraph.
PLArrsMouTH, CAss Co., N. T.

Nh. EDlroR:-
As the eyes Of your citizens, as well as the
rsst Of mankind, are turned toward the West,
especially at this time, when all are anxiously
awaiting the location Of the b. & N. r. R. r., i
thought that few lines from me might not be
unacceptable to your readers.
This is decidedly a fast country. The snow is
about three feet deep; Thermometer ranging
from zero to about 40 deg. below, and it is firm.
" believed would have been lower had the Their
mometer been longer; but thank providence
the man didnt make it any longer. But | trust
that has all passed, at any rate the snow is fast
passing away; and now VIC may look for impass.
ible roads, swollen streams and delightful trav-
cling. But this Is fast people as we'll AZ
fast country; town lots and shares (mostly 10.
Gated in Ncbraska) circulate freely. Men think
nothing Of making from $50 to 500 day in
trading in town lots and shares, as il seems to
bsjust a matter of impossibility to keep up with
the rise. But OF all the fast places this side Of
-. Council Bluffs and its ncighbor, Omaha,
think take the load. cannot better explain
arrived at the small city Of ancient Mormondom
and modern gas late one evening Of very cold
day, week before last, after riding in an open
sled land only Ia of us) for distance of twenty
miles over bleak prairie. We found tho hotel
crowded, aud were greeted with the very pleas
ant remark from the landlord to the clerk,
"where the devil arc We going to put 'em, all the
beds have got three in now, and moro left than
can begin to sleep on the floor" turned from
this pleasing anticipation, and looking through
he tobacco smoke Of the bar room could see
many sharp glance directed to our party. l
stepped out Of the room on to the porch and was
thus accostcd by suffering, small dark, or
rather dirty looking representative Of the great
nation Of Luther, Schiller and lager beer-"g-g-
got army s-s,s-sha-sharcs on D.d.de-so.soto.
Not being in very good humor for trading |
answered grufiy, 40" Without appearing to
notice my manner, no went on
"Wa.xa-want TO bub.bub.huy any De-de-de-
Soto, Ch-ch.Chester, Sa.sa-Salt City, Oh.oh-Oh.
uaha, Be-be ,Belview, Ca.ca.can-C Canton. Lou.Lou-
isvils, B.be.Bedford, Ahsh-Altona, Paw.pa.pa.
Pawhaccoi"
This vas too much for flesh and blood to bear,
and bursting into roar of laughter left him
suffering on. The above is but one Of q class,
but don't imagine that they all stutter.
TheNebraska Legislature has adjourned. They
have had . glorious time. and have not removed
the capitol { Il 10 said that il cost Omaha from
g. to SlOO.O 900 to retain it. Some rather rich
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04

Or Se1f.Kak ing Kea er IL Mower. the
best Com bined Machine in use..4 900
building for harvest of 1851.
THIS Machine has Raker always hand, and
l. doing the work, particularly in lodged heavy
crop, better than man.
Saving at least another hand In binding Is
greater grain than labor saver and 10 also first
rate mower.
The change from Reaper TO Mower s very simple and
made in few minutes. and wheel is attached to the
outer end of the moving bar regulate the height of
cutting TO facilitate backing aud to move from field to
held
Printed Instructions supplied to purchasers for put.
ting Reaper together and using it and for changing it
10 u Mower. .s.' ...#
kH- Pamphlets giving mpartia'ly the opinions Of
Farmers, its advantages and defects, be had by
applying LEVI HAGEK, Agent.
Office at Fears Warehouse, Water ST., burlington.
feb IS d&wtf Gazette copy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair DYE.

VIM A. baCcnel0r'S HAIR Uye.
Gray, Red Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beauti-
ful natural Brown Black without the least injury
to the hair skin.
Fifteen medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
VIM A. Bachelor since 1889, and eighty thousand
applications have been made to the Hair of his Patrons
ofhs famous Dye Prejudice aganstDying the hair and
whskers UNJUST would be against covering bald
head with wig.
VIM. A. Bachelors hair Dye producesa color not to
from nature andis WARRANTED not to in
jure it the least however longit may be continued.
Made, sold applied Tin nine private rooms) at the
Wig Factory, 23S, Broadway, NY.
Sold in all the cities and towns Of the q. 8. by Drug.
gists and fancy goods dealers.
~ The genuine has the name and address upon It,
steel plate engraving, on four sides ofeach bottle
VIM. A. BACHELOR,
1913, Broadway, NY.
soldin Burlington by A. Hendricks, and squres L
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