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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-23

eRNERA1s AGENTS.
Philadelphia, T. W. Dyote Sons IS2 n. "a street New
York, Barnes Park, SA Broadway, corner Duane Bllt
more, Guspare Brothefs Gay St and Penna. Avenue Gin
sinnat John D. Park. ChioaEo, barclay Brothers, 9IS
Water 1t St Louis, Barnard Adams Co. y. Orleans
). Hrlght& Co.
Sold IN Wheeling. by LauEhfns Bushheld T. H. LoEat
On, and other nTta and Merchants genefally through
ont tie United States aud Canadas- oefsdaEIy.
rISTHERR4L 0EL--5 bbls. Tor sale by
u aplI 8. Q. aonn 90.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-23

Probably no one remedy has kuuvnUh eu.
ed SO many and such dangerous this. Some hu
aid could reach but those the oHERHr pEoTo-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-23
Piano Fortes

NPENED THIS DAY, another lot of Chlckerng & Sons
" Piano RorteS which claim to be superiorto other
brought 20 this market Notwithstanding all the aud wind
about other makeTs strings and gold medals into the
bargain.
We resrertf9ly call on those who want an nstTunen.
nom Ane stock ready for sale At No % Union
- i Mr1Inn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-23

TSIIE BEST HAIR DYE N AMERICAN Is ChrstadoFo's
Excelsior Hair Dye We can give city references
to the truth Of the above Por sale wholesale and retail
T. H. LOGAN & CO.,
den2S Bridge corner DrnEgista.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-23

10 tho Lovers Of Home n0d6 lHanItfdctWres
and the Public In general.
NHRISrIAS PIACK stl continues his business Of Manu-
~ featuring Domestic Hosiery for Men, Women and
oh1dren's Winter at hsnew stand No 1GT Main ST.
South Side OF Suspension Bridge, Wheeling Va Where he
viii be pleased % his old cutomers and
make him CALL HIS being OF the best
quality; all WORK warranted
The special attention the ladies invited his large
assortment OF hne STOCKINGS, OF superior
aually IS has ever been exhibited In this city. spl9
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

PREVENTION OF PITTIyG ~ SgALLPox.-
The London papers state that DIR. StaItin,
the senior surgeon to the Quincy Hospital
for diseases Of the skin in that city, has
communicated to the Medical Times very
important plan, which he hal adopted for
the last fourteen years, for preventing pit
ting in smallpox. and which he sates has
always proved successful. The plan consists
in applying the Gcetum caHfharidis or any
blisterins nuii. by means Of a carnel-hair
brush, TO the apex of each spot or pOstu'e of
the disease, on all the exposed surfaces OF
the body, until blistering is evidenced by the
witness OF the skin in the parts Subjected to
the application, when the iuid producing it
is to be washed OF with water or thin ar
rowroot :ruel.-.Scientjfc american.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

a MorHEg's 1SFLUESCE.-Thc solid rock,
which tire chisel strives in vain to carve,
still bears, forever, the impress of the leaf
or the acorn, received long centuries ago,
ere it had become hardened by time and the
elements If we trace back to its fountain
the mighty torrent which fertiizes the land
with its copiOus streams, We shall find it
dripping in crystal drops, from some messy
crevice among the distant hills. So the
gentle feelings and affections that enrich; and
adorn the heart. and the passions that sweep
away all the barriers of the soul, may have
sprung up in an infant bosom, in the shel-
tered retirement OF home.
81 should have been an atheist" said
John Randolph, had it not been for one
recollection and that was Of the time when
my departed mother used TO take my little
hands IN hers, and cause me on my knees To
repeat, Our Father which art in Heaven" -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

An improvement has been suggested in
the manufacture or construction of plOuEhS.
The object proposed to be effected is 10
change the present mode Of action Of that
implement, which is in reality a wedge
forcibly dragged through the soil, lifting up
that portion which is above it, at the cx-
pense Of hardening or making more compact
that portion which is below it. This mode
Of action has n tendency TO harden and glaze
over the subsOil, or that part Of the soil on
which the sole of the plough rests in lis
passage. The remedy proposed consists in
the adaptation Of rollers to the sole shoe, or
in adding hind wheel, notched or teethed,
so that when following in the track Of the
sole shoe the nOtches or teeth may break up
the smooth track formed by its action.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

arrLEs FOR A SyAIL OEcHAKD.-To per-
sons who have limited grounds, the follow
ing varieties Of apples are recommended ty
an experienced frui. grower:
Early an! late Summer Fairly Harvest,
Early Strawberry, Early Joe, Red Astrs-
chan, IIawley, st. Lawrence, and Large
Sweet Bough.
Winter Tarieti8 :-Famouse, Norton S
Melon, Red Canada, lierefordshire Pear
main, Ramho, Pomnc GriSe, and Northern
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

TILL TOO xrcH.-WashingtOn, In letter
to Arthur Young, said" The agriculture of
this country. is indeed low and the primary
cause Of It's being so, is-that instead of i'm
provin, little land ,csU, we attempt too
much, and do it ill., \ half, or third, or
even a fourth Of what we mangle, well
wrought, and properly dressed, would pro-
duce more than the whole, under our system
Of management"
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RECIPE WORM one THousayD DOLLARS.
Take one pound of sal soda and half a
pound of unslacked lime, put in gallon Of
water and boil twenty inmates; let it stand
till cool, then drain oil, and put in stone
jug or jar. Soak your dirty clothes over
night, or until they are well wet through,
then wiring them out and rub On plenty o.
soap, and in one boiler Of clothes well cover
cd over with water, add one teaspoCniu! Of
the washing fluid Boil half an hour brisk
", then wash them thoroughly through one
suis, anu rinse well through waters, and
your clothes will look better than the old
way Of washing twice before boiling.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

HoRsEs.-No animal is more susceptible
to the effects Of diet, impure air, or bad bed
ding, than the horse; yet he is often com
PEELED to stand in heaps OF manure up to his
fetlocks, producing scratches, and consequent
diseases; Is kept in 4 close, filthy atmos-
phere, when the ammonia is destroying his
eyes and lungs, imprecnating his fUOu with
poisonous gas, and is compelled to stand con-
tinualIy. as his bed is too filthy to admit of
king down.
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I-"-"E
berry E.-r-- sop aaI Gr.~y THr-e--, sauce EaEt-.
Conn il-l..- Bake. T5.tt-. '.Il, aud SE.r. Plate
L.-..s l--r-.aG- -. Stone China, While and
H'-.- .. SETS Nc It sr 900 E.s-s--
A.-.. >--l 90 a- Flower Vases. NV styles. ana C.
e.. Mr.
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OREGON oE NEsuASSocK, OR MERcRE PorA-
so.-The following interesting piece OF intor-
nation is contributed to the Prairie Farmer
by II. Buchanan, Ele-, of Cincinnati, We
hops that those who read Mr.. BIS article,
will hereafter call the valuable potato BY its
right name:
1T is seedlins of western Pennsylvania,
from the banks Of Nestanock Creek, in
Mercer coun,y-hence its name. | am a na-
tive of western Pennsylvania, and have been
familiar with this potato from my boyhood.
1t was first made known about fifty years
ago, and was so highly valued that many
persons took it over the mountains in til, ir
saddle bags, on horseback, for seed. In that
way, it vas introduced into the vicinity OF
Pittsburgh, by the late William Anderson,
who took it from the larm where it Origina-
ted.
In the year 1862, a settlement was made
on the waters of the Shenango, and Mahon-
ing, principally by Scotch Irish. The soil
and climate were favorable to the growth
of potatoes, and those from that region soon
became celebrated especially the new
Seeding, the Neshannock.
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Prepared by DR.. j. &. AVER

Practicni amt Anoiyt,eai CH,D,jst, Losr,U NJ.
Price, IS cts yer box. Five teS-- FOR 81 soiI
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NOJTGOMERY.S
Family Provision Store.
E,yTeus:vr ArrlV:,;S

fBNAsEssvs -htfsvsefS.
u He subscriber has iu received his Spring stock
tire above Old and popular establishment, eomrri-
ing every article included in the Of the n-f and
health fCl suf.tantals life. His purchases
elsewhere. comprise the largest fullest freshest
and cheapest stock Of Family Groceries be found
tween Chicago and ST Louis. lie invites all who ar.
sericai dn this po'nt call and them The follow
ing articles comprise but part of his list constantly on
hand
.sHggr brown. loaf. clarified and crushed.
,.5ee, Rio Fqd Java.
.nolrsses, =. AR honse plantation, and syrup.
5iHd3eN, star stearne, sperm, and talow.
J.Is, green. black, bohea- &c.
>-iD, ro-in, CASTLE, and shaving.
TobTccO, Caveniish fine cut, smoking &c.
Cgr,., ANYTHING from "lcng nine to "laii four
penny Cuba"
! mis-. Iiu.eed, sperm, and olive.
Jf,,k, lard tllow, &c.
f.si, makereI. white herring, and :rcu.
'DroJ .nfs- Tai-us, and currants-
FJ1s. retail or by the drum
GGi"gSr Ir.serres, very fine article.
IiH.J'fr, the best crab and cider.
Jicii@-, IN jars. all kinds, extra.
FeG'sr >IHce, pepper, salt, a!-iice ginger end all
other ordinary condiments.
Nut, Brazil, fberts, almonds. pea nuts, SC.
7gs for children, including babies, and everything
el-e from the elephant TO Jack the giant killer.
os's'.T-, sardines, &c, in
'iindiss, a 10; of all kinds.
Pull, broOus. moi-, &c.
Or1Hges and LeD'ops fresh from the Sonh, at retail
or ~ the box.
Inper, ink, pens, and all kinds Of stationery
It.rieJ shot, caps, lead and everything in that line
fJv'iHg t'cEie from the longest pole minnow hooks
fL0Hr, pptaiOes vegetables in their season, butter
eggs chickens and all such little arrangernents need
e ia families always kept when they can possibly be
procured for love or money.
VIOLINS.
very fine lot Of viclns with all the arrangements
at a,t1IIi-liiigiy low prices
iL>,j-,H ir0gO and .iHOn Lime and Cement tore.
teT with everything else that be named in his line
and if lac is supplied with the article called he
viii spare no pains or expense to get it,
Ottawa, May 81. 1eJ6. r. MONTGOMERY.
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1900 sTIV a.,

uy31 f.yya'--. # ~ ,.ts:l II ~.
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Eraal I0rcrti5cWcuts.

E-.ate 81 L. l.. Bp''0-t, doc'd.
NOTICE hereby given, a !aT-pi- having claims
against tie g-tar- .! T.. J. E.Hs deceased, that
VII attend term - III County 'r--t g - sale touu-
IS o. b. held AZ Ottawa 10 -ri Comfy 81 L. Sale and
STATE e Illinois, -i- 1T Monday q July Nt- when
anu here al J-r-ou- having claims 90 list aid stale
for ,dig..tE,.nt ". \ FENNELL, -if,,'r.
,gvy J. J. Hl'ILOtk. -iFu'r.
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For Sale or sscnt.

Owing; to continued i'll health, offer TO sell or rent
I nv shops and lots. There * good wagon shop,
containing work benches, with good horse power
machinery blacksmith shop with three Orges, and
tools for the same and paint shop.
Also small room. situated IL a good par; OF the
eity for family trade i for sale, viii be rented for
term ~ years al IA reasonable price.
ENQUIRE at ". H. W. CCsHMAS's Office Z. BARN ARD
on he premises. Mylt Pun
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,.uied c,l,ts.-r as e Health. Fa.a-ea. I: cure.
Wounds, Ol.,, Bruises, Sc4'd., Il,gGat..a aaI au
External and Internal Pain, short period o. time
Scientifically prepared aud always preserving th- same
strength and i.'y- IL j. used with ilv greatest cont
d,ure Is an classes. aud has become
known that i needs hardly be yElei ia q public print
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Asthma or Ph!GIsic, and Bronchitis.
(OnSUlnUIIOn.

Probably no one remedy has been known which
cured soSlany and such dangerous this Some
no human aid can reach but to those tile CHERRY
PICTORIAL affords relief and comfort
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NOTICE hereby given t,at tie Undersigned adui
ri.r.far- % the estate 90 William CIHElig, late OF
Ia sale County deceased. viii attend - term Of the
County Court - COUNTY be held IT Tie Court
C:taNa, m said County On tlie first Monday 81
AUGUST p, O. as the first day az al TERM Tor The
purpose % settling ard ad u-t.r I claims against the
estate Of -aii !--la-.i. AT T>-.Es having claims are
requested 10 pr,ss.. lie s-.. Them iuH there for Ipst
n1-nt EEENiEp H,GDE:HISk,
JANIS WILLS
r.v91 f.ylg'r- # - ..t.s.s II E- 'J1E.ly, G@cG
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W 126 acres NWl4 Sec. 30, i. 81, X D.
EN- NWi5 Sec. 81 7. 32, X. >.
Lot 81, OTTAWA City.
AZ Lots in the States Addition 10 Ottawa.
5 Lots in Ottawa Centre
% "a 3, and lots in subdivision OF par: Of
the Me-. Sec 3, T. 81, Il. 3.
This property ovcrlooks the City and is the most de-
sirbe and valuable property in Ottawa for residence
Also l, . and 3 lots east Of Geo ". Blssc;t's
present residence and about - lots in Bnssett Addition
Ottawa, adjoining and north Of Champ!n I!auburys
Addition These lots will be Co by 80 feet. Any Of TIE
above property will be sold years time, If desired
with interest only payable annually at ten per cent
nyl6 GEO. :. FISHER.
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S.rHycH or stolen,
c. L.:ElIN'3 TglELL 4!

c. L:EIu'a TglILL!
ABOVE MILL,
Successor 10 the Oh Pioneer,
YJAS been rebuilt during the last year, in the most du-
4 r.be, substantial, and woTsmanlike manner, and
almost w0ut reference 10 east, their motto has been
and is Excelsior" They have
THREE FsI % ssI;rrs
In nperatiOn which have been arranged expressly for
Custom Work. with everything entirely and will
have the fourth run for Merchant Custom Work.
ia time and when completed II w be superior
to any Custom and Merchant Mil ia the state. All that
they ak a fair trial, they fol confident that with
ihcy u. r and long experience 70 years. IN the mill
ing hg.iar-- fully warrant them in dfgHg M h01"rf-
BIZ cam ,.tiDB None but tie most experienced and &C
carnluedutlag lDii.-T- employer.
Cash r..5 f0r tie best article of Winter Wheat
T-,,r- A,ri5 J. x u. GREEN.
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Haritnl tur al
Currant Bushes.

Any one can raise currant bush; but
the thing is to produce a fine bush. Take
Young sprouts-last years growth-and re-
move the eyes from the lower portion of the
shoot for about eight inches, which will pre-
vent suckers being thrown up from the
roots. Plant in spring or autumn, in rich
ground. As the roots of the currant do not
extend themselves far in search Of food, they
should be well supplied yearly with rotton
manure, dug in with hoe. The bush should
not be allowed to form thick head, but be
kept open. The last years wood should be
cut back four or Ave inches every spring,
according to extent Of growth
The culture Of this excellent fruit is usu-
ally much neglected, even in the best gar
dens-It seems to be the general belief,
that a currant bush can thrive and produce
fruit in any situation, and without culture
1t will live and bear an apology for fruit
but it is nearly all skins and seeds, and ci
trio acid. Those who nave once seen ant
tasted the produce of bushes properly cult
waited, will be surprised at the richness ant
perfection Of flavor which this fruit may b,
made to attain. Plant eight feet apart
treat well. and for twenty years your table
may be supplied with this cheap and health
full luxury, costing You really nothing a
sll.-ReaI Estate Register.
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sIhINUFIEID, Miss, Fed. I loo.
BROTHER AVER: will cheerfuy certify your pECTORSL
is the best remedy we possess for the Of EhOoHJ
C0Ugh, Group, and the chest diseases of children. We
Of your fraternity in the South appreciate your ski and
commend your medicine our people
HIRAM CONkIIN. NJ ID.
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f-FFF very hing -iat frr"-r- have long wans9a 81
= PARATIEG JuEN SiELLEG. with "4y horse pow
r. SIicI .uIt anything % tie Kind ia IT
u-1tl.~. durability. perfection 81 it. work and r.
u-af-,ra-s farmers ia general Tie whole machine
weighs U- lbs and J. capable q sln- and preparing
fHr market milling. A. bushels Ier hour under fsN"r
he c5r-,lt8st The power may lee i tar various
U:aer purpose. For sale by NANLEY 4 DOW.
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Fifty Do.Iars Reward.

ON Monday, the 9th inst, between II and O'Clock
~ p. NJ, while the subscriber was waiting at the
Railroad denot ia OTTAWA for the arrival of the train
from the East hi;ched his horse attached TO
one horse wagon near G. IRONS Bakery, some scoun
lreI c the harness in variou places in such a manner
as TO destroy and eudanger the life OF any person at
tempting TO drive the vehicle Any person giving nfor
nation that will lead the detection of the perpetrator
of the outrage will receive the above reward.
pya-lm HENRY BENSON
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LII who know themselves indebted to me, either by
IA note book account, now due and part due, are
requested to make immediate payment and thereby save
themselves trouble and expense, as am determined to
extend further credit to those who do not pay
promptly but to collect my dues as last as the law viii
allow me. Z. e.. MILLER.
The Pennsylvania Store has just been filed with a
large and extensive stock of Dry Goods, Boots and
shoes, and Carpets, and will be sold very low TO cash
BUYERS Advertisement next week. ap1S-2m
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Or SAIL.

TVNIIE south 81 Of the +. II Of : town 81 range
AZ. II lies about six miles southeast Of Ottawa, is
fine rolling prairie, and has on it living water.
4. K. FAY.
Enquire Of J. Avery, Ottawa. III. uly2
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fFIiIE above NILS, wa four %. hIrEs, and situated
J. the Fox River Feeder, ilu4r i.l.. above OttaWal
together with lifti %: ;le water tist IuT i said river
will he leased t.rI % lr- upon T., tiyorl-
bic terms. TIL location ami power j. IN the
western country, Il.d liberal Inducements offered
Of enterprise aud capital. wLe! D.. r.E-.y
met ih- For further Information, address the under
I signed. u. GIEEN
Dayton, February :. $50.
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r,,DroycJ Eurro for Sale,

THE subscriber offers for sale that fine and wei, known
farm in the town Of Freedom, lying within mile
Of the town Of Harding known tie Charities, Hall
farm II contains O. prairie aud lp Of
timber. The prairie Is all under good fence and 20 cglt
walton. Their, j. a large, good dwelling house the
farm good barn. orchard. vel, &C., For
qu re 81 D,SL " STtylSs, 90; Harding Of the sub
scri ,er at Ottawa TMar - JOSIAH : HALL.
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Quit Drinking Poisonous Liquors
Patent improved process Tor making
all Kinds OF E.iquor. ans, Vinegar,
INSTANTLY, 10y the use OF
LACOUR'S ESSENTIAL OILS.

,FHESE Oils are obtained by Dstillaton at the Chemi-
l cal Laboratory, Parish Of Jefferson, of Pierre La
cour author OF Lacour's Chemical Analysis Lacours
Chemical Mlupulaons, Lacour on the Manufacture Of
Liquors, &c.
Purchasers are particularly requested to return tho
TASKS and obtain their money, if the oil does not give
perfect satisfaction.
LACoURs OIL OF COGNAC converts neutral spirit to
superior imitation Of Imported Branies, viz Otard,
sazerac, Marett Cognac, Poultney, segnete, United
Vineyard Propretors, Castlion and London Dock Bran
dies These liquors viii have iul irulty ia'or and
beautiful, sparkling color. Common Rectied Whisky
Will changed by the Of the oil Of Cognac New
York Brsndy, Pine Apple Brandy, Common Cognac
Brandy, &c.
Monongahela Rye Whisky, Old Virginia Malt Whisky,
Bourbon Wh-key,
OIL OF CEDRAT changes common Rcctifed whskey
to Old Irish Malt Whisky, and superior article Of
Scotch Whisky
on OF PEACH changes common Whisky to Virginia
Peach Brandy &c. oil of Peach and Oh of Cognac will
convert Common Whisky to Apple Brandy.
OIL OF GIN converts the poorest Whskey to Holland
Gin, Scheidam schnapPs, Rose Gin, Swan Gin English
LAC0UR's CONCENTRATED ACID will, in Ave hours
after being mixed. change gallons Of good Vinegar
twenty five gallons of To thirty gallons Of tho
acid Vinegar that be found in the market by
the use Eacours Concentrated Acid vinegar can bo
made dollar aud sixty per barrel
FOR MAKING LIQI' ORS, Lacours Oils require no
pour the oil into the whisky and shake
well The liquors thus made will have a fine natural
aroma, full rich, oily taste beautiful transparent
color and fine bead Laronr oils exert three distinct
properties in converting common whisksy Ia brandy,
GIN &c. The first property combines with and subsidies
in the form of noculent particles the whole of the grain
oil, (Amytc Acoho1 The whiskey is thus deprived OF
that peculiar irritating and burning taste and becomes
neutral spirit the second property consists In oily
impaired to the quo which renders
mellow and imparts appearance of age the
third property exhibited in the rich, ynous nuty oor
that impaired to the liquor which renders distinction
from the genuine brands impossible.
These oils put up in quart TASKS; each flask con-
tans sufficient oil Tor making three hundred gallons H.
guor Full and comprehensive directions accompany the
bottles. Price, 81 per bottle.
For sale at the corner of St. Charles and oydra
streets.
One bottle of these oils five in number will be secure.
" packed and shipped with hill ading to any part
OF the country, upon the receipt Of So the address
oil r. LAC0UR, New Orleans.
Purchasers are requested, n guarantee OF good
faith, to furnish us the of any house in New Or
leans and We will ship them package of the Oils II
they do not perform all that is claimed for them, they
will cost nothing. jan11