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BY JAS @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.f nj
rr,p1,SrEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRON

popcry Of Pennsylvania avenue and Nneeenh
Tuesday afternoon, january o. at4 o'clock on The prem
n, vue dated November 1854 and recorded
% An oios 375, Ct one Of tho land records Tor
Washington county the subscrioer WI se ~ papne acoh "
'Shrs, bidder the following described property, viz:
Beginning intersection Of avenue and 18Th
centre Of the wa which divides the easernmost house Of the row
v AZ the Buildings from the second house Of the said
@ commencing from the thereof thence northwardy
n the centre Of dividing wall the yard wall and along the
@ line Of the said lot to the alleys thence eastwardy
rg said alley 10 said 18th street. thence souhwary
nS the limo Of 10th the place Of beginning with the
consisting excellent three story brick dwelling
ro with brick stables, &C.. lt aitw .Y}fGQ 2l&E@ 9d
Terms made known at sale yaiss E,n,5 ,-, L.,g Cd
aas taoaaat @a tt JAS @ MCGUIRE y
n,a d4...Has fuggIF @ds EtJt LIsaEHi Anctoneer. 2
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tVR SALE, on reasonable terms. "a icommodious
aud substantially built brick dwelling house, With back build
10 Franklin row which "a one m the most beautiful and
locations Washington The house contains twelve rooms
cellars bath rooms hot and cold water gas &C. and has
@ three boses carriage house, with servants rooms
% wood house and choice fruit The house wiz be sold
% without the valuable building lots adjoining BiG 5d ~
'PV N No Sl2 (2d story) Tth street to
n POLLARD WEBB,
1NS-so Agent
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of hsxe sbius Will no, be accountable for gold, sive
sop specie jeweiry precious stones or metals unless p OF
n are signed therefor the value thsreh eAPfessed
Dec. l6-du -. F. .f.-...,. -. "a.
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DIAN0Sl PIANOS PIANOS New and second
hand pianos, from the core4 Of stenwsy sons New
Wm Knabs 60 Bs,mors and p my sons sccy Phladepn
For sale and % ven, No street, ep doors
syvann
= c REICHRNBACH
Nov lp-lmeod
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SNe<a1sH1
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The name o no person nah bs sntskd upon oar hooks paso
payment of o subscription bs ma4e n
Distant faonsy cr ali risk ~ 81
viii be assumed by ourselves IN H. sale transunison
me COUNTRY PAPER pobhhcd weekly during
Of Ceagress, semiweekly during tho recess,
80 win be received
prOportoned annual ~ ~ tfttr "a ''
sTPOSrAAsTEIS authorized agents; aad by
sending with enclosed; sEA
subscribers with enclosed win be entitled 70
0ratisy 5t TX 49,. -.r4s.- ...
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Collectors once,

b. Collectors once, i""Ga ei
City Hail. November 5, 1857
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who have
not Maid their taxes for the present year. and all who
arrears for previous years the expiration Of sixty days from
this date or a soon thereafter advertisement be prerared
all property on which The taxes may unpaid will be adver
sold for the the Law enjoins a 1891
wish be put TO the heavy expense on
4 advertisement requested 10 pay in season
g JANtS +. HALLIDAY,
Now s~eodJan5 ' 30 "'' ~" '''' '' oeiiectof' q.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT AT

r OgT LAND WARRANTS. .--i60-acre land war
rants isssd Hannah Wax, No 1883 dated February -
and Margaret l. Cumming, No 37784, dated August lfh
1855 lest sad stolen All persons are hereby no.
v purchase them as have filed cayeat u the Land
este copies a ' @ a4srsa mr. aJgs NJ sS nDfis 3ffg F
1.1. .. Firm u ". Snyder a. Son, Bankers, '', pa
2s-eodew 7avaa 3ss Penn avenue, Washington, - G
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EDWARD X. COLLINS, lal.Hst
.s , No SO Wall street, " Y,
BROWN, sIiIPIEY, K CO.,
STEPHEN KENNARD X CO.,
5 LIMO. ~ Austin Frlars, London.
ID. @. WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
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A MOTHER immense lot Of Paper Dolls, also papei
~ furniture, parts aud 2, just received at e,I nd eda
- TAYLOR MAURYis
Dec l3t Esa y~ Bookstore, Penn. av Ninth street
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VTTANTED, by man and his wife, having no chill
wv den practical gardener and farmer his
wife washer and and good dairy
understanding their busneas perfectly and come well
Please address Gardener Georgetown post Office "
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
.an PHOTOGRAPH OIL ILPAINTINGs.

DROFESSOR j. Il. CHURCHILL, Artist, respect
fully thanks his friends and past
ment, solcts continuance or the same. '' v " 'i
Studio AcCaeys Gallery No. 44s Pennsylvania tire
doors Of u street. "
At ls.H sfr.t alf
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THElLATE SENATOR A. r. BUTLER
asaieyisa." ia"Dll DsllipssJjs5l D Il as issnat.. ''

Mr., PUGH Mr. President and senators, IN the utter
Of few and simple words appropriate ON this oooa
sion shall not anonsh you With reference TO the pub
lie services the public character of our departed an'
illustrious associate He was in truth 'ia HhA tA&'a
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Nov l9---lmeod
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.IJNo MEMBERS OF CONG REsS AND OTHERS -!
furnished Four Iarlor, Hh bed rooms adon
gas, rans No, a29 opposite VII
rds Hotel between 14h and 18th streets Also STORE the
place. y'H..in M .lt.s, ,It m DANIEL f. GHDpA.
9--d2w y
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IIrsT nurm'T COURT.
Tssfove I'm Iudsa flroon


Before Dp Iuose Green.
FpB T-I1n Riosn, Jondlord, aoosrat Patvpk Bopas,
Tenant AVID sschasi pldAanty Under renanf Summary
proceeding 10 remove the and under o.
part OF premises a. West street, for alleged holding over
amer their term had expired The landlord his sfbdsv,t
alleges that on the 9st Of December lest he let pre-
ises In question Hsfen, the tenant for the tsru un
he first day Of Nay next; Thea ABOUT . month ago the
.pder vnan, (pelahap) wcss ,uo possession Of sbem
rndcr Hogan and occupet We sore That vhile n pos
.ssicn The uDoer tenant requested the landlord " ~
the store 10 which rtquc Ne landlord scceded, and -
opcc pu, bin 90 tbe more V ~ ana MA mnsdAasy
thereafter the under tenant cscssd up ths store bus dd
remove his business TAI he (the andsvdN informed
,he ssid Hogan OF sad sgrseUeoA VITO Wiling - 60
cede 70 r. ssd willing 70 reaeass Ne lsndbcFd hc
the saee made betveen them asUfesaN. and raaeeA
The ekrsemeo< nsse beawvsn ths eD1oyd I'D $40 I'M
der sensnt asd Ne laodlord cums AaA We sasd an~e
end upde tenant bed ass9 tbsr tssm had expted
rhb mevsns. - Ne return q ~ sunncn: hcw
cause Why they dh ~ reB0vA 80 unAey Anant ap-
Jesvcd BY and cbsosd hai - he Ace Il s6s
landlords sdavw ~ 1vdgs haA net tnShdosSon N Vie
matter. ne Jp6se sustaeeA Ne sojecees, bcsdng thsk
the copvespsncs By Ne lAndcyd - having
Cured betv tc2ent end upder tenant md himse.
did not smouns 70 . sureodss u ne premiss dh.
.t these prcceedws could nes be sustained We sAsa
BY Ne wrna sspres sn We nrst day o. Nay ssrt ne
section Of The sNsvses vsdew vhch thsss pvccssdmeu
are ins,sused sutc,izes them ~ se taken caiy vhen
the term has sspsed By lapss Of time. (Oaksy W.
ecboc mAhsy, ~ wa. no. cd nstby furfsnue SUP
rentU. n tpe hrts SVEN 70 by the landlord amcusA
vsnd and binding sereem~ss uyes The parties he hen
rescst " hh sstion Tor dsrrsosa ~ breach khupsnf
Tbe appteatea mnst, therefore. beAested.
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TIE INCIDENTS OF THE DAY

The st'it o. The CoroSm yesterday the shortcst
hut n the .,ms ume, the most interesting aud excned
vehave ys had during The nques. The two pariors
the house wsrs more comfortably crowded than wusl
asd there ssspeA W be determination The psys o.
the IRE 70 burn brisher than when warmth was
really required. The were incapable Of being
yensiasss 90 The Window vu not move dovn, dessc
which nay be ,snedsd In few minutes The parties
eooosyped cSose 10 sse tom
me nSss episode vhish erci4ed Ne sod'ssos vas tps
re,xsmpsrou u nbseHs,en ospsnshsn. Enc scoh her
seas IN me 6ess4s chsS, and BY her side rood M
Clinton, suppsss,rs bsv hFeobous Ne sxanlnasicu By
his presrsoe, n 20 by ss ocsussi IRE pusno prssep
sv,deasfy eosssAsred be prsscpce thsre more n
q cheek spou what she might say Than - .
support whist sfvps her sestimopy iw NAs
Helen Cupnp sbam began her evidence both yesterday
ard the day before 9th q compossdness which pre-
The young lady became seriously Affected and
burss into tiers Mr. Clinton requested The Oosooe' ths
she nigh retire short time 70 comPose herself ts
reouest A sranted and Mr. Clinton vss permitted "
,,,,re Nth bes when the young lady returned - bs
nd Of about half an vrh Der mothers counsel NE
att, made ssssmsns regard 10 her evidence wi
ne seen BY our report v@ mot relshed by the audi
snoe n the ysuse lady vsrs merely telling PLAIN, an
ya pMbed tale chs bed reason TO require support
The second epsode yes the examinaucn Of Mrs. Gun
p,p attorney BIZ min hayer, consequent %
be evidence OF the Hon. Lew 3 Ona'hel1. He ves
sworn ana before takrG his seaa IN tbe vness CHAIR
Nr Oipkp att< npasd W make oommupcauon 70 him
bra vss stouusd u the Cesoaes. rbe atem4 badly
received By all pvssent ~. mayw sdmsssd NJ y
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MRS. CUNNINGHAM IN UTICA.

Mrs. Cunningham, The woman under arrest In New.
York for participation In the murder OF Dr. Burde vel
known In this CITY, where believe she has relatives
We Der here In the inner OF IS, on her return
from Niagara where She was her custom every
mer, had been spending q season She h q very I'M
locking woman, and TO Judge from her conversation Is
given 10 quests OF the heart She, il said,
epggd 10 be married 10 widower OF this city, but he
broke of the match and married another Her daughtr
attended the seminary In this city, and discharged
Tor appropris.rg TO her articles belonging TO
her clssemaies The widow Of this city, to whom
was go much attached, was, when living In New York
bosrder 81 her house. Dr. Burdell the deceased,
native OF Htrk'mer county where he hAs relatives
residing.
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ACCIDENTS on THE NEW YORK CENTRAL Rail.
Yesterday vas rather prolific Of soodsuss tns
rarcscs, although none attended with any serious
cctssqveboes " four accidents three proceeded from
the bYssKinG Of axletrees
Ytssevday, about p n Freight Train running wsst
,he s,afht road iron syracuse, wa sonsv Ia,
brottn MP At toe bridge sofoss tne Hencca river. Ju
The forward OF the train upon the bridge
sx,ereo bvcks, and Me distance On The
irsckthe broken axieuee meanwhile cutting on and
breaking The ties The broken was n length pnhci
ever rpon the wee below, ana vss Immediately followed
W fcur o4hcr
The car. were laden with merchapdse bot The DANA .,
NOD very gveaS vent Into The vaserthe %
eighteen lDobes thck and quite sufficient " susts
hsrn. TIC track vac 20 much damaged hat " a
Termed best 10 oopsrucf Apcsher on the foundation
side he track IN The track was oomPlet I'd
durirg the right Esd UAps passing this ucrning
The train from Buffalo, 6ue lust before noon YESTERDAY
sesaiped staip sboYt datasoe west o. the d y
hfs enough cut out" Win broken axetrs =
RE passengers we're brought aown In one psss'sgsv %
me afternoon mail train, Conductor wsH, vss detained
some two hours mov~, By breaking an Axietree o.
Pettn The engine returned 70 swpsssion Bridge an
cot o4ber coach 70 take The place Of thae broken.
The night express trails, Condpcts lamb rngson, w.
cetainso an hour or by the bwahmG Of connect
Ips vod II the locomotive "David Upon Another
spaIpe vss procurd After . male hms, and NE train
cane On. $3.50.
We DO DoA bear d ny breaks 70 DAY, - yst bat shsy
nsy be looked scr In MI syins q bed luok.-RosASa0
UnscA J~n ~.
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had SPOKEN 10 kR Ooatoeh some three or four week
opening The suits for byeAoh Of promise, 40 whsoh
we're supposed 70 DO settled that day. the witness
then apparently desired 70 make IN explanation.
DEPARTMENT OF MR. ECKEL ON SATURDAY.
The procecdipgs 81 the Court OF Common Pleas 90
Saturday attracted largo crowd In the Park who mani
festea The utmost anxiety 70 witness the proceedings
sad eos ble roe the rsrtes who have been involved
In his mysterious affair Both Mr. E0kel and Mr.. snoi
rssr were compelled 70 submit 10 the annoyance Of
havirg curious tumuuous crowd u their Aeels
their four oey from e Tombs 70 the room await
the decsion the Judge.
In the court room Mr. Ecke expressed hts annoyance
to the officers tina, accompanied him. and said made hk
aesh creep 10 the Of eager faces that were
turned towards him. In all Of which saw thoogh he
saw belief that he . murderer. To the proceed
70 The inquest he ooud interpose no objection
10 the comments Of the newspapers, with the few
Iacis that had been elicited; but the readiness
Of the populsce 10 believe him In the death
DR. Surdel and 10 look him In thst light made him
shuoder.
The Cheers at his request disguised him 70 de-
ceve the crowd when he left the He'll his way the
fcnabs Another man putou his overcoas and hist. and
Gas taken the Tonbs by officer hasers0n the crowd
follow under ,he superstition that they Mr.. Coke.
He another overcoat than bis own oosey
butoped up, and He took the arm Of the officer
snd walked out by the rear OF the CITY Hal and
Broadway without being recognized by any one. To the
policeman be stroney protested bis nnoc and said
that public opinion muet change with regard TO him be
fore great while. he was mol Intrinsic With DR.. Bur
dell and had particular TO do him any injury
Bis remarks hopeful and he expressed his convic
lion shat no BARN would to hir the real oulr
would doubtless be discovered. They reached the
Tombs without being recognized
THE CORONER TO THE PUBLIC.
Tho Coroner requested the reporters that he
would feel obliged to the public II they would give him
any INFORMATION - the Whereabouts Of DR.. Burdel
after 1--WE P. n. Friday, the night of the murder
he be Corcner and the Jury bad not been able To find
out where how the Doctor spent bis time after that
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ne Dude, undis) Rasv~y company hs ssusa a.,
vhhh hes sdversed Nsef - NE 0vds Csnspl nAEwny.
IN wasrsr y leed NE public y inewS bsA y N on,
ma pve,..t e yhsh We oudS ovsIAsy be- ma y,
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despatch nom Madrid 70 shs soth uh, anncsnces
that the government escmpss from the payment Of Gus
toms sutss during The existing fccd crisis eveyy srcs
Imported ircn fsss,sn country Of NJ ssssrs Of snpsn
hAvy 9uheAAaea
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btnf A. cont MINK tnefe W. osrrA&ei e'a NV
o Dunr you ever mention Of marriage between your
noter and Or Burc.ll 70 any one In The house-for In
stance M spodsrasef q. might, or might NOT
q. On the me ring when the news Of the murder VI"
brought up W VOC sidni your mother make some NO.
ton 10 20 dom 70 sert was soY A. No, su ! vs IN
sucn s.ste ~ excitement M ser that cannot tell
Y You fsnhdf A. Yea SIR
q Ioyou know rome Of the personal friends o. NE
co4lsct the names N any d bemY A There IVES NJ
Cor, vbo n suns fcr oivovce from his wife WOO use1
" core frequently: be told - ourdel that be would
give him evidence that would enable hin 70 ges divorce
be would give him $500 W be divided
The Vince, spcbe this very rapidly and was gong on
In the same way wpen the Juror SAID -
juror That vm 90; We derf want 70 Know snyhms
sbout un
hsre 70 zee liz Burdep A. No, str.
q DO you pcs sno~ man vbo came here 70 see Dr.
Busdeu By tbe name 81 Or Blaisdeuf A. No sir.
O. rvnI ycu r,oolIec, seeing him In inis hosse A.
No ~.
Q md ron zee him on Friday evening Ia~, A. No, sx.
O Were sou here whom The DcuAor, your ncsA~ and
sss, reurned that night you say ssy wont out sssso
Q Dd ,bey r~.rn ,os.oer' A Isensve sesy dM.
toropes-ls Mr. chasaesd In me roomf
| Ofnoes-I viii see
oo~coss-n positively an outrage, do.t knov vno
NJ have beeo IN THIS and heard The tsst
peoy u Oilers ssore coming We nsnd shsnssvss
uce; vim esees must be taken 70 vftDesses' room.
| Jurw-rbeJ cam tell the witnesses from any e<hey
| pevscrs when tbey euter The room.
Jpoee csprcn-t van, pvv 10 take The tssrmeuy Of
cber witness vbcss conduct will pos be Affected " aay
| cse tan pg N him.
| Mr.. Chsinsk here entered the room.
| JoAee Op~oc 70 Mr. Cbssneit-We believe that yov
took papsre bet Mrs. Cunpngham and Dr. Bur
den reerence fcv se6vcssp by ach of p-omise
| 40. We especially desire 70 knov 81 what time n Va
srs Cunningham wabed resew these suits sgainsa "
J Dcctey
I TESTIMONY or Nh. cHArrislp.
NJ. ISvi & cbasneld wss tsss duly swcsn.
JuAse caprov-u be VIII tell 10 hin cen vU what b
Knows shout sbk mansv vim be besAsv
wHness-wsll, I eoeht V pvenhs ~ saying hsv'
| AVE- ssm nrs. OunninghAn end nsvW spcks " n
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hsd spoken 10 MS. Ohaaoeh some three or four week
sub quept 10 the 22d Of October, In r.fcrenoe
opening The suits for byoAoh Of promise, no which
.ers supposed 70 DO settled that day The witness
then apparently desired 70 make explanation.
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a.a's EVAN 6vsILLEx ~
PAPER WAREHOUSE. -
8 "a J. F.. CAMPBELL,
Bell AND BRASS FOUNDER,

silsy srIssT, srrwEss VIE Axp DIVISION.
- -EyAysvItLE, IND.
MANUFACTURER OF every description Of Brass
M Work. OF eaual qualify, n net superior to any.
I keep conaantiy on hand oil globes, stop, guase,
hhS AMI eyiudcr cocks; church. Fcanfoat md hofei
belis; an.frfion metal, soft And spelter solder, As
well complete assortment Of all other atlces usu.
Ally kept in this line u business.
am also appointed sole agent In this city f,r the
sale Of Jas fhompsons celebrated ieafher heitins.
and have inyAriaAiy, when exhibited, Ken awarded
With the hnt premium. ssmpies II The sms osn be
Evsry description o. Bras Castings made b order,
and furnished At Cincinnati prices. : g -,
The hishsst market price paid for old copper brass
and zinc. -. a. -. -.
All orders addressed to ne viii meet with p~usaps
And irunae-taits Attention. - sf.... 49, dec4,6
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&c. JEWELL 4 CO.

THE undersigned hsve. and are recely6G dea
] the largcsf and beR assngted aock al O5sf GOOD
NOTIONS. HATS L CAPS, BOOTS Z SHOEes Ia
&C.. eter before brought 70 this Market cs0sSdnG
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LUMBER. LUMBER!
400 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES.
KEEN & PRESTON y. 3

yHAvE now in store, every description N Boots and
~ SHOES adap6ed to the trade, corS ting ~ Nens
oak bottom pump sole kip boots, do c1ift calf. do
calf and nit, stitched, plain and fancy isee EXTENSION
top Bots, Mems split, lined and unned md oek bot
tom, kip, pump sole Brogars do goat mit goat, Calf,
A calf and patent leather Shoes: Mems cali ami goat
pumps. Boys split, lined and uniined kip. oak hof
tom pump Brocans; do goat and NIT goat, calf and
calf, and patent leather Shoes Boys calf and kips
pump sole, and plain and fancy lace extension top
Boots. 80
Women. kip. split, calf linca and uniinei Rootees.
do gua nit goat, hronxei. glove top, patent leather,
enameed and kid sewei and pesged Boetess AID Gal.
ters;d de- plain and patent leather facc Caters do
Bootees 81 every style Eureka, Jenny Lirid EXcel-
sior, Polka, Nc y known to the uade: Woc,ens Bus
co, enamelled, patent leather, glove, hronzee, &C.
ent patent leather enameied, morocco, fancy top.
Brcnzed. glove, &c. ..-e..l -. -
Youths Brogans, calf calf, kip. split, goat. grain
ed, lace and stamped Shoes. Youths calf and cali
Booes. Chldren's kid and colored morscco Shoes
These goods were bought ri the manufsct urers ann
we defy all competition, except them We sell our
Boots and Shoes On the same terms as Dry Goods
have Of the largest and most desirable stocks OF
arf shoes brought into the State, including
majority Of the hest makers Of New Eneisrd' ard
rom this time forwar il win ne losing business Tor
any merchant to pass by Evansville, on their way up
the river buy honts and shoes. We respectfully in
vite the trade to call and examine onr stgcs
ap1 KEEN PREsfoN.i
&UGARs-sa HID. prime New Orleans 50 -ars;
- hid. Clarified Sugars; 20 bis. Crushed sugars;
20 do Loaf do 10 do PI.ye-ze6 d 90.
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BrTTROLFF & son,

3 rE,LEes in JeweIry, Watches, Clocks,
"a Silver Ware. &c. have now on hand q xe.l
Jcwery Of all kinds and OF the latest styles Yankee
Clocks in Bronze, Iron and wod cases; silver Table
and Tea spoons plated ware, porte monel, gold silver
and steel speacies, &C., which prepared to sell
at the lowest ei1en prices, and warrant every article IN
he what it IL rewesenei The public generally are IN.
yjted to call and examine for themselves, AZ the old
stapd. on Main street, zetween lx and I'd. ap1
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QUIT DRINKING POISONOUS LIQUORs.
NpArESf IMPROVED PROCESS
FOR NAKIsa AT KINDS ~ Al
LIQUORS AND VINEGAR, 2
FaXY Inssansiy, BY sAe Use Of
S=sss LsAcOUR,S. ESSENTIAL OILS. :
sssI OILS are ss,siGs, X, Pss,l9n a The
"a .,z,r-,1rr sPrgRfE IscoVK,
tsss + siss. ag'; aissas;
~. tssss:s.: s.easy :, w "a Or return =.
LABoURs OIL OF coGyAc, q
,a cssr slsn asss7 rs o
csssiIiica ssa isnasr pses a.ndis.. These liquors
nan fraity s.c, md eess,ifai: ne
:. c :; Re Hs cssH ss;s % ssfs
= fiss Apple srandy, Common copise Brandy nc.
= - LAcoUR's OIL or RYE,
xss.sc d WIN Wynn. Man %his.s. Ssa.ssa wsl.
OIL OF cEpRAr.
s.,ywhisky, and superior srtrle Of scotch hsky.
80 = fsaf t-oIL or PEACH, v&+
ca.sss. yrsn,; I PsS Brandy
= ssa whisty 70 Apple brandy. = TT .
Ell e. s,sssg ~ OIL OF ON, ss rw 4
Converts the georsr whi.ty e Holland en- a.. sshn.i-
3 LAcoURs cONcESrRArEp ACID,
will. In ave hours AFTER being mixei change ave
gallons Of good Vinegar and twenty Ave gallons OF
at :. z s sn ne e &c sss s sPfs
Copssnnated Acid, Vinegar can be madsfor one dollar
kad sixty cents per barrel. =
AsteH ss' FOR MAKING LIQUORS.
Lscoar OILS require no xepa-suon-only pnur the
Oil into the Whisky, and shake well. The Liquors
shus Ustc viii have atrue natural aro1r ini rc
a. OILY beautiful transparent color ani tine lef
ssacours Oils three distinct properties nenvrt-
szsi tne cDmmou Whisky 10 Brandy, Gin, &c The brsi
ss erop6ty combnes with and susdes in the farm Of
koculent particles the whole Of the grain oil. Amy ic
ssA1co6af The Whisky il thus depressed Of that pcu-
s.ia irritating and burning taste, aud becomes anyuus
spirit. The second property consists IN an oily mucIl-
HaEnoas rssestnp.rsed the liquor which rcI'deTs
~ 1bSetyS exhisfei n The rich vnousnutty odos
TS6bnpartei 10Th -lif,rr.s WI Oh reniers dis.nc.
= q den nom he eesuine brands lnpessbie s..
~ Thsse Oils put in quart nsss eacn nasx con-
e. Ans sfeient oil for making three hundrct gallons
liquor. Full and comprehensive difccssons seco~pa
-faICB, % PER b0TrLB.
II For sale at the corner Of SO cAafles and Poy
One bottle OF these oils, Eve M nh will be secure
" pick 81 aui pp-f, with Bin " iipg to any par
or the country, upon the rteet ~ ten.tpliars IN th'
atir.ss Of - - Y. LACOUR, New orleans
.PgxhaseTs are requested, =. guarantee q go 90
m 70 furnish az the srae Of sny hoa.e in Sew Or
-. sns ami ne wi shipet Pan pscksse Of the DIS.
do not pcrfwn all tha, - siauaei iof sns, INC,
- y -. - = l.