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The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-09-26
AUCTION SALE
ELECTION NOTICE.

tn COMPLIANCE WITH 4 PROCLAMATION
J. 10 me directed from Ills Exccllency. Robert G.
Wckliiic, Governor Of The State Of Louisiana, m
Election VIII be holden in and os the Parish Of East
Frciann.
on TIE FIRST MONDAY. the "a day Of November
next. 1857.
Al the several Precincts established by llw for hold
ng Elections, and to he presided over by the Comnis-
Soneis hereinafter named. for the purpose ol clccng
J. One Representative from the Third CongrC ,sionul
District composed Of ihc Parishes o Avoycllcs Caia
houla Madison Tensas, Concorda. st. Tammany. st.
Helena. Livingston, Washington. Eas Folciana, West
Fcliciana. Point Coupe East Baton Rouge, West Ba-
ton Rouge and lbcrvill' to serve for two years in the
Tbrty-Fiitll Congress Of tho United States.
:. One senator from the Senatorial District t0nl-
po.cd of lha Parish Of East Fclicann to serve t The
lrm Of four years in the General Assembly 4 this
State
.. Two Representatives, from the Parish Of East
Feiicala to serve for The term ol two years il the
General AeSmbly Of this State.
!. One state Treasurer one Auditor Of Pubh Ac-
counts and one Superintendent of Public Eduetion
each Of whom shall hold their Office for the tenn Of
two years. and until their successors are dny in
stalled
). One Recorder Tor The Parish Of East Frliiana
for the term or four years.
4. Oae sheriff and one Coroner for the FaEh Of
LrI telelana, for the term of Two years
!. One Assessor Of Taxes for the Parish Of Eat Fe
licana, ior the term OF two years.
Z. One Justic" OF the Peace and one Consabt for |
each of the Police Jury Wards of this Parish. Tith
the exception Of the :ird and 9TH Wards in whcl the
towns OF Jackson and Clinton are situated. whrrtiwo
Justices Of the Peace arc 10 be elected and one on
stable for each Justice Of the Peace
The Poils VIII be opened at o'clock, 4. M,and
closed nj /. T. VI.
IN pursuance of the ahoy, proeiamation the lonr-
missoaefs OF Elections for the several Election Pre-
cjncts established by law in the Parish Of East ihci-
ana are hereby notified TO assemble 1T their saidrc-
chcts oa TUESDAY. the ith day of Noyemberext, I
and then aud there 10 hold aid Election and hahc
duo returns 10 me according to law !
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-09-26

COMMISSIONERS or ELECTION.
Ward |. S'e phon Ambrose, NAl. Richardson and
John Chisholm,
q ". y, Gayle. Samuel Hatcher and Chas. Pies
B. g. II. Scott, John Gottuger and Samuel Riy.
H. josiah Benton, Zach. Freeman and john Ii,lier-
son.
B. l. y. Lennon. ". d. J. Wurnrr and G. W. RISE.
g. Wm. OAutt, Geo. W. Flenaiken, and I'd. Sl,y.
T. Washington Chapman, Alex. Currie and Wam
Ilobgool.
g. Isaac Jackson, Exams Dunn and David Barlld
sep2b b. VI q. BROWN. shct.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-09-26
ESI'I NJ 1'I,

EXllBITlNG THE VARIOUS ITEMS of cypcn.
"a ditnrc' for the Parish Of East leclana for the
current year, made at the September Session of the
Police Jury
l. For the purpose of paying the Jury SUM
-, , mohed 10 attend the District Court. $1,000 OOI
- Ior me lha'ntanence OF panpers,.,,.. 1000 0OI
o. rot lie repairs ana erection OF bridges 1000 OOI
4, For the repairs and preservation of pub
lie property in the town Of Clinton 400 Oo
., For the current expenses of the Police Ju-
ry, to,wit: salary Of members. salary OF
a p "leo Dlefh' oiileers ana rrmter,.... $50 00
I. For incidental or contn gent expenses. 95oo oo
n r' I,y ~ 'ns uApehaos 81 elections. $50 OO
" ror bhrylng poor and INDECENT persons
VINO ieoSc po'hing'.'. .-,,,,,.,..,,.., 80 OO
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-09-26
DOCTOR J. McWHINNEY.

D EsPECTtILLI TENDERS HIS professional ser
Ill vices 10 tho inhabitants Of Clintonand Vicinity
lie hopes from long experience in the practices of dis
case to give satisfaction TO those who nny patYonize
him.
Those laborng under chronic affections will find II
to their advantage to consult him.
Clinton, Sept. 20, 1857. l-y
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-09-26
r. BAUM MANN,
COACH AND z5T SzS5s}T CARRIGE

MAN UFACTURER.
HAVING REMOVED to my new sEop. on the rect
Ill running east Of the Union Hotel, am prelred
to build all kind Of
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, COACHEs&c
on the most approved plans, and, ina superior brk-
manlke manner.
have now on hand. aud nearly finished, Il nllber
of new buggics, to which | would call the atqion
OF my customers, and the public in general. hey
are warranted to be equal IL not superior tnny
brought from the North or other places.
Thankful for the patronage and public conllmcc
extended | desire TO re!aln and increase the me,
by industry, promptness fair prices and good ,rk
Attached TO my establishment is blaek;ith
shop, whore all work IN that line will be doneilh
promptness and fully guaranteed,
have every facility for the furnishing of CCns,
&C., and personal attention given at funerals len
required. sept 26, Is.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-09-26

NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED to the firm of MILLS
II AZ CLEVELAND, and MILLS, CLEVELAND q Co., are
hereby notified not to pay, or in any other manner
liquidate said Indebtedness with Gilbert s. Hawkins
as the administrator of NJ G. MILLS, ms he is not le-
gally authorized to receive the sale and such pay.
ments will not be recognized by me, rs the surviving
partner to said concern.
sept 20, 1857 A. d. CLEVELAND.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-09-26
LADIES, MISSES. AND CHILDREN,S 5
SHOES.

SllOES.
! Mrs. f. b. LYONS. would respectfully call til,
| lI attention Of the Ladies to q large aud splcndit
assortment Of shoes. which she is offering ut New
York prices, consisting in part Of
French Kid Heel Boots,
Misses tipped Caters
Ladies coored tipped Gaiters with Heels
Ladies French Kid Ties,
do do Buskms.
thidrens fancy tutor Boots,
Ladies colorrd Cong. Heel Caters,
do Lace do do.
Goat Kid lace do Boots,
Childrens colorcd Fox Caters
Ladies plain front lace Caters,
Childrcns button fancy Boots
Misses Kid r. II. Boots,
Ladies' French Kid Slippers with lIccla,
Childrens lace Boots,
fancy Parodi Boots.
Chldrcns Patent Leather Ankle Tics
do do do IL. r. Boots,
Misses tipped Heel Cutters.
Also q LOT Of gum over shoes, Sandlcs. Nc. which
are adapted for ladies exposed to have damp feet, or
for children going 10 school.
In addition to the above, | might add long list
adapted 10 Ladies. Misses and Chdrens ordinary
wear, or for particular occasions.
Having room fitted up for The purpose. think
Ladies will find they can he exactly suited as regards
ht without leaving the store. Please call.
sept 26. 1857.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-09-26

n IHt FVH"lHlhg Ilckcts each draw Prize from One
noliar down to 10 centsno prize of less value than
10 cents. ' ''
Persons taking so or more tickets will be entitled
10 discount OF ten per cent on the same.
auBl, 1897 NORWOOD TILDON,
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Palmer's Artificial Leg

moua! OF N. Springfield EaIbhshm,rt 10 B9.,o,
the urgent solicitation of the most
| eminent surgeons and Physicians of
l., Boston and New Eug gland, the manufacture
\ OF the unequalled American invention has
oeen removed to Boston. The "PALMER
ARTIFICIAL Leg" is without a rival
- either in Europe or America, and is now
worn by nearly Three thousand persons with
astonishing success, upwards of two hundred of
whom are Ladies, and we have thirty individuals
each walking upon two Artificial Legs, It.o
nearly resembles the natural leg, in appearance
ana action that the incest observation often fails
TO detect Art from mature" The "psImpr
Leg took the"Great Prize Medal" at the WorId,.
FAR in London, over thirty competitors from ali
parts OF Europe. No other Artificial Loo il 70
commended by intelligen Surgeons and Pbvsician,
as the "Palmet Leg is regarded as the ne.plp.
uirt OF surgical Mechanism. They are very dura.
pie yet hght'the average weight being four pounds
lhey are applied q the shortest and tendere,t
stumps with entire success. The "leg" is FINELY
ventilated. In this country il has been exhihi,ed
thlrty hve times and in every instance received
tte award OF the highest OF first premium Tbe
patient Is enabled to walk Immediately unon H..
application, with remarkable ease, comfort and
nsturalness. ""a
Pamphlets giving fall information, sent gratis
TO every applicant. General Office end Manufac.
torres tor the New England States including New
lork and british Provinces, 10 Green st. Boston.
Mass and S7s Broadway New York. Patients
can he served at Boston or New York as is most
convenien. to them.
Address, PALMER 4 Co. y5lm3
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Alpine Hair BamI,

For Restoring Gray Har 10 it, Original Color.
" ARRANTED to cure badness, scurf. dand
w ruff, itching and all diseases of the skin
This Balm gives the scalp and healthful &C.
ton restore the coloring matter to the roots of
80 III "h'"h passes through the hair and give
1t natural color without the use of mar uXr e'''
Hundreds of preparations have been introduced
pretending to preserve the hair and keep it from
'aiilns on, composed OF OILS, Alcohol, and other
deleterious materials. and all to no use Hair
dyes have been introduced that do NOT pive ~.
hair natural color, besides being troublesome 10
use, This Balm is not Dye. knowing that a
preparation was needed to do what was reouire3
Tor the ii r, the proprietor was induced to exper
iheht until he could obtain an article that would
be the exact remedy, and after seven years trial
has perfected this Balm. 1t is soothing md emol
hent, allays all irritation Of the scalp thereby
stopping that troublesome itching II eures
dandruf and scurf, and when the hair has turned
gray 1t Will bring it back to its original color be
1t Black. Brown or Auburn. it makes the hair
'nif and glossy,-prevents il from falling off a.
Will be seen by using this balm foronly fe W DAYS
Lille Will be given to the roots of the hair and
growth will soon appear. Growth does NOT tale
place at the end Of the hair, as will be seen In
persons who have their hair dyed. If you exam.
me gray hair that has been colored for a veeL
you will find towards the roots. that the hair has
come out gray, hence it is necessary to have tho
mud at the roots of the hair healthy that tho
whole hair may be a natural color. Zach hair ha.
root IN the skin, and is of itselfa hollow, gray
tube, through which there is constant circulation
OF the pigment from the root. When this pigment
or coloring matter dies out 1t leaves tina hair bo.
low and gray 10 invent a balm that would pro-
iuee this pigment has become the study of the
proprietor. The discovery of the Alpine Hair
Balm will do it. 1t will bring the hair to its mai.
lral color by making new the coloring matter in
the roots of the hair.
1t is mistaken notion that oil or grease will
restore the hair a nothing be more injurious.
me Alpine mar Balm, vii restore the skin and
save the hair of those who have been sick with f.
yer or any disease.
Prepared by G A. P. MASON, Providence, R. T.
D. 7. IVES 4 CO.. 50 Milk St, Boston. Mas.
sole agent for the States and Canadas
For sale in Burlington by Z. b. BENTON.
wi3 6m,
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DENTISTRY

ENRY X Il0YT, Dentist. Office In Bank
j Block, North side Of the Square. For Tho
present will be at the Office first Of each month
Teeth filled with pure crystal gold foil 1.-THE only
material that should often be used )leeth extract
cd by freezing process, II desired. Teeth inserted
on Wood or Gold Pivots. Plato teeth on Silver or
Gold, from one to an entire sett, in manner that
will be certain to give satisfaction.
Dr. IL is permanently located, charges reason
able, and all operations warranted, if taken in
time. No charges for examination of teeth. Has
an excellent Tooth Powder that will preseIy e the
teeth, make and keep the gums healthy.
Burlington, VI, June Is, 1857, dawu
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the Throat

unnecessarily curcd ,y Iul linn, a. Id AI.,ur .t.,,
Vsnors
EAR ANDREW ST,NL phvsicior "a tho Tro,
Lung Institute. iryri,to, nj tbe ccI,bra,.1
puLvuytTrR Linn, Tester aud ,dit,t -, III,
.. IiyaId.. Ornc g." i. tr,ntirg Win as,ri.h,n,.
success, a disease, u, the Luirs. the THREAT md
Heart. asthma. B,o,.chiti. Ioryn,,,is ,rd tn
herculor Cut,.uuIttirn with In. ,., d,.r,rc,cd
.v,,,m of cold NJ, dic,tcd Nnnors ubicb ,,r,
hrrrturl dir, civ iu,ntbc ,r,,. ,,,d ,ho s,,, 80
,is,u.e
This discovery is hgsrl inon true scicnti flo ,,r;-
ciples The vnpurs are So utepnr,d n, d cn,rtnsed
as To- di..olve rc,,I ,r r,,ttrr "a ~. IL, ,,'
cans, n TO be ,yt c,,rnt,l n, tho s,,,o Inn !;
trnvcrsps every mi, mo air thin nd ali ,rJ -,
@, rated cavern in III, Iu. c,,,r;,,. 49,, g., lal
,ur.f.r,. the c,u,b sut,iu,,,.t -, ,L
hectic fever and ,LllI,
Cuu-unptipn that all rroyoilin, disease which
il uY,y cgrr, Tin ,r. l,Ir 4 ,t,, ~, NM I,. H.
do. Tinted States. tan frr..I,,,,,. ,,r,,,, ,,I
which hangs the bl,cY =, u ,,- .c nom, i,,,i ;.
No. .ht, 81. man, ,,uu., heart. .,,I lI,., -, ,,,
fr. -......l. ,.I,.- r,,-.I.if. 80, ,,,. lad. ,.,r
inc .r. t,,p 90, ,,,..t,...., .,. ,..
a.i,ti.I ID, .,-.. ,,,r.i..,., ,.,..,' l,1.,. ,L
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Fine. Old .-,b. a d,c.,irc r.,, c,,..,,,,.,.,. g..
in.u.,i.c. ..,,i.r,I tb..I..,l -, ,h,n.ii,I.,
u.,..i'r, t.,. I.- f. ~, ,',o ,,..
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PAPER IIANGINGS.

Common Fapers from to 10 cents Satin NeI.
vet ana old Papers from u certs to so. White
Granite, Common White, hlue Edged, UNIQUE
a chaste and -nnt pattern,) Common biue
dipped, Yellow, and all the usual styles of Goods
. be found IN any establishment N this country
ways IN hand aud now selling lower than ever
100 rAllie PAINTED ASp ClLDLD WINDOW SHADES
Every variety Of quality, pattern and price
.'O Rolls Paper Curtains. TEA TRAYS in sets
'lnsle or by the dozen, new styles and at a low
Jgure,
TABLE CUTLERY.
Cocoa, Buck Horn, Buffalo Horn, Ebony, and
Ivory handles, the best Goods made in this
country.
SILVER PLATED WAREATF FACTORY PRICES.
Comprising Tea Sets from Sl7 to 81. Tea and
Fable spoons Table, Medium, and Dessert
Forks, Oyster and Pickle FORKS Sugar Spoons
ami ohovels. Bar Spoons, salt spoons Gravy La
t'e,, Butter Knives, dc., q.
CASIOnS, silver Plated, at rs per cent less
than CITY Prices. These foods were bought low,
70 close out an Auction lot, and will be sold at
'c-'esponding figures.
BAHAMA WAKE every description /;
me new styles of Coffee ana lea Pots just re.
uived.
beautiful lin Toilet Sets, and thousand
hings impossible partlcularize in an advertise
.ent, & ONE and ,xomI ,e, and then buy.
Terms CASH, sure Pay, small rutts.
>. BROWN.
"a'dNw China Hall. $50 Church street.
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Milford, Worcester Co, Mass, Nov. s, IS
PROF. U. j. WUOD-Dear SIR take pleas
ure IN bearing voluntary testimony to the magi,
effects OF your wonderful Hair restorative.
tar back as 1876, my hair commence falling of
until the top of my scalp became bald and smooth
as glass, and it has continued to fail for grea,
many years, notwithstanding have used many
celebrated preparations tor restoration. SEEING
your advertisement, was induced to give your
article a trial, and TO my utter astOnishment,
found, after few applications, that my hair be
came firmly set, and assumed glossy and bean
tilul appearance and by the time ] had used o
quart bottle my bald head was covered over with
a Young and vigorous growth OF hair, which is
now from one TO two inches in length, and grow.
ing fast. Yours, truly,
HENRY GOODRICU
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HOTCEIKHss a. JELLISON

4 GENTS for the FIVE PoISrs MONTHLY Rec.
~ ORD, notnr the events that transpire weekly
IN that vicinity where vice and misery join hand
in hand and how many children are rescued there
from. Price only 50 cts. per year
The NEW YORK lNDEPESDENT, a Religious and
secular Paper which has contributors o, the high
est TALENT, among whom stand kev. Henry "
beecher. heeyer, Thompson also, Mrs Beecher
i we The Financial Department is conducted
by MIR. Bowen, OF the firm of Bowen, McNanee
4 Co who stands No. in this branch. Price
$3.50 per wear.
We also authorized to take subsc iptions for
the New York Observer, paper which has not its
superior In the United ctates Neither oopserya
tive nor ultra, it is universally taken by both
NoItherners and southerners. Among its con.
trioutors stand Rev. /. Prime, Doct. Murray, lie.
man. Spring, and host OF others. To those who
desire to keep postei up " on the events Of the
day, both Papers would be found useful, onsop
would have tendency to counterfeit the extreme
the 9th er' maylld& WI
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CuARLEs1owy Mass Aps O 1s5s

NHAkLEsIOWN, Mass, Aug. 3, 1855
Gents Nothing but duy and sympathy
that feel to communicate to others that are al
hicted as have been. would induce me to give
this public acknowledgement of the benefit 1
have received from Prot. Gods Hair Kestorat
i've. When first commenced using it, my hair
was quite gray, and in spots entirely bald. /
nave now used the restorative about five months
and my hair is entirely changed to its original
color, brown, and the new hair is over three in.
ches in length ON the spots where it was bald !
have also been much gratifed at the healthy
moisture and vlgor of the hair, which before was
dry, and It ha' ceased to come out as formerly.
Respectfully yours, &c,
MRs STnnnARn
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1867
Grcat NOrtherIl :stlh Western
kaiiioad and steamboat RouIe.
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ElitNT TRAIN leH.ts UUst / ONT 600 A. NJ,
irrjNes At ugu u>turgh at 90 a. NJ. connect
,Ig "' Putsd 1m "lth Pot-iam NHtertuwn Il iOr
Natcrtown, tome. Syracuse, chichester, Niagat"
rnis, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati and West
ID. take shore ; also, via. Great Western and
cd. 100 tiie teamcrs aud at "gdcns bursh connect
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.t' 'H4 west, aHH al" connect at osIensOurgh
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'L-DND IhHlN leaves h'u'e f"lnt at l,l'
T. Vi. "r on the "rfnai o' the Trains from the
IN '"l N'"u'' ''", d, we at 'suehsouIsn ''Vo
- VI" v'Hh'cI'i,s W.T." wan" 'luhh nm i'' All
. '"', "''t "'so wan me. lo"" ,'ai bu"'S %"
'"INe On al" tor CAPE Ninceht, Jacket 5 liaTbor,
''"'s"' h"chestcr, io'oht"' Niasaia rams, DuI-
a." ana tHI "tst' ur.n
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ALs n OIL. ID y


purfes and strengthens the blood by eradical
ting, through nice Oh, nica ..ction, the Of
impurities and humors. Hence its power to cure
humors that mere medicine cannot cure. Hence its
power of siren gthening and utah sng the blood 1t
furnishes 10 ertent. the element Of Whch pure
blood is composed. It eradicates and cesnses away
whatever clogs and thckens the blood.
hRNOLD'S VITAL FLUID renders the sys-
TEN strong and healthy, by freeing the blood and
stomach from Objectionable materials. 1t nerves
and puries the system, by furnishing the elements
which have vitality.
ARNOLD'S VITAL FLUID gives to the sys-
TEN, influence and effect similar to that produced
by exercise in the tree open air. 1t eAhilarates by
strengthening the blood to brighter and better ac-
ton-doing its work by beginning at the beginning
to spleasant to the taste, and becomes tavorite
wherever known.
ARNOLD'S VITAL FLUID removes bilious.
in the most direct and easy manner, by neutral
III the cause, This is the principle of its action
in removing illness generally. 1t neutralzes the
cause by freeing the blood from impediments to its
proper fulflment of its ifegiving functions. This
principle of neutralzing the cause, is why AR
NOI DIS VITAL FLUID CURES HUMOR,
tnst mere medicine cannot sensby affect, and why
it cures diseases RESULTING FROM POlSONe
IN THE BLOOD, that mere medicinal preparation
cannot alleviate. llumors are poisOns in the blood
and It is by their chemical action in neutfalizinG
those poisons that ARNOLU'S GLOBULEA
AND VITAL FLUID are enabled to cure them s;
TESTIMONY TESTIMONY TESTIMONY
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sers,IEsS. I.

w NJ i. HARRIS, ST.. ZION AND MI
W CutNlcAL Dentist, has taken an Office in
Bank Liock over 4. Prouty's Store, where he ma,
le i"urd az al time, ia readiness to wait upoI
tho-e VIII" may requue li, services
taulus teeth Oiled with yure CRYSTAL Cole
CHE test article now IN usc) and Gold fou. ana
restored 10 permanent usefulness if at,,u0ed I,
10 proper time.
Teeth inserted on pivot or plate either Gold or
lNor, partial "i iuil srt'S and made IN a manner
Ia cannot FAM 10 please.
''H extracted without pain by the freezinl
pr'. which j. IN advance Of CLloroform and
tta,' a. there i, not the slightest danger in it.
Use, III Is just successful
br, II has a. himself in this place permo.
ueuty = ,Tciations will ie uerform,d n,
hun H. careful and durable manner and yarran
ted To- give perfect salts action.
Darlington. feb 2. 1897 d6wtC
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ono square, lC lines or less in mnion solid,
thu &C insertions, 81
Enc inserti n after the third, cents per line
Legal notices ~ cents line. more or less, 70,
tu &c weeks.
lrAHy advertisers occupying four squares or
Il 'Ie ''Ln privilege Of change. at a fair discount.
n Tue privilege OF yearly adv eTts,Ts is liIni.
god O. their own Immediate business in moi, "u,
r'ns aud all adv ,rtisements for the nepeGt +
oiasr Psfs ns as we'll as legal advertisements and
.t1eH'ntt OF ta'tion sales,and advertisements
W 'l ne attnss Of Otaer persels, sent in bv than
u DO paid for at tho usual rates.
~ r5pJf res Iutlons or proceedings of any cor.
0ofilon society, association or public meeting
or cJnmunioatlon designed to call attention to an
in t'ier II limited OF individual interest can be in
scueI !, unless paid for as an advertisement.
NJ aIseg .iseuent eau be inserted gratuitousIv
societies. public institutions or com panIes.
C"ntr'c's Tor yaarly advertising viii not be
ulc nun ied' uules an order to that ell ct is left
CT Tue "nie, aud Ehen discontinued In less than
o ysAfs re Fr'e' Of a wh'ls year wH be charged
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Notice 10 Appear.

MARCUS HULL }chi''endsn County Court
JOHN BRINsDEN. SMarch Term, A. D. 1887.
This wa, an action Of account, demanding in
damages Eight Hundred Dollars and wa enter
ed in said Court at the November Term thereof,
A. d. 1855.
Notice is hereby given to said John Brinsden,
to appear, at the Term Of said Court, next to be
held at Burlington, In said County, on the FIRST
Tuesday of November, A. D. 1851.
J. S. ADAMS, Clerk.
n. PEcK, Atty. wl3w2
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Old Bourbon Whiskey,
PUT or BY
WILSON FAIRBANK & co.,
MEDICINAL PURPOSES

MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
~ To attain tho desired object of placing be.
fore the public a reliable article, we have spared
neither time nor expense, and the basis upon
which we place the virtue Of our Whiskey is, flor
whatever purposes the purest quality may be re-
commended) that this is entirely free from any
aduteration whatever.
Its purity cannot be questioned, as thorough
analysis has been made, as will be seen by referr-
ing to the following Ger ifcate, a copy Of which
accompanies each bottle,
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE,
20 Somerset It., Boston, May 10, 1857,
Messrs WILSON, FArRBANK & Co
Gentlemen--l have made chemical analysis of
the samples Of Bourbon Whisky you sent to me,
searching them for drugs or aiulterating matters,
and have to inform you that the samples of Whis-
KY are free from any authorizations, and 10 not
contain any poisonous or injurious matters, and
and hence are suitable for medicinal use.
Respectfully, your obedisnt servant
CHARLES I. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
state Assayer,