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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

s~ There are now in the larger cities
snd towns in Kansas, fifteen thousand
men, ready at moments warning to take
Up arms to resist the enforcement Of the
i.cconlpton constitution, should it be pass
ed. The army IS regularly organized in
accordance with an act of the Territorial
Legislature, providing for the same, the
companies drill nightly, and all things
IRE prepared to resist oppression and
fraud, no matter how soon or how power
fully supported it may come, to the bit
ter end The Administration will Gnd
that, although it may be able. by bribery
and almQst unlimited patronage, to make
ready the yoke for the necks of freemon,
that to place i upoa h~m is beyond
It's power, Gen. LANE has been ap-
pointed commauder-ip-chief,
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Of Temperance, and Of good order IN soci-
ety, TO become members and thus aid in
Increasing the uirtue, kaoaciedye, temper-
aace, Lrotheyiy kiAGacSs, and cherity Of
this community,
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a,eu advertisements.
supplement to
TREASURER'S SALE
CnScated Lands.

y QTlCE is hereby given that. agreeallv TO
y an Act of Assembly passed tile l3ta Of
March, 1873, entitled Aa At to amend an
Act directing the mode Of selling unscatcd
lands for taxes, Sc and the several supple.
mcnt5 thereto, the following tracts Of unscated
lands, in the County Of Potter, viii be exposed
to public sale or oIstcry, for all arfesraees of
taxes, at The Court Hease in the said county
Of Potter, ON the SECOND MONDAY ofJCNE
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

3d. We invite porusal Of the inter
esting account CT ~ Week in St Louis" I"
given by Ills" on our first page. We
hope she viii favor Us with more OF her
excellent commun.cations.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01
CegDERsP0RT ACADEMY.
100 %.
REV. j. HEEDRICK, Principal.

gENIIE Academic Year is divided into three
4 sessions Of thirteen weeks each:
Tne Winter Term commences, Tuesday,
Dec. I3, 1867
The Spring Term commences, Tuesday,
April 6, 1858.
The Fall Term commences, Tuesday, Aug.
2. 1888.
Competent Teachers have been secured for
every branch of Study.
Glasses will be so arranged that students
may enter to advantage ct any time.
A Teachers Class will be orglni1ed, in which
due attention will be paid to the Studies usually
taught in Comm Schools, and tat best meta
Cd OF imparting Instruction.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

asD~ Considerable matter prepared for
this number of the JoUnNAL IS crowded
out by advertisements.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

The past success of this Institution under
,he Preceptorshp Of Mr.. IIESDmcY has Undue
ed the Trustees to secure continuation o, his
services. We trust an intelligent public viii
give it that support which seems 10 be due to
such an Institution.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

New COUNTY PRoJECT.-Through the
kindness Of Senator SCoFIELD, we have
received copy Of a bill reported in the
Senate, entitled ''An Act to provide for
the erection Of new county out of parts
of the counties of Erie, Crawford and
Warrcn." The bill proposes to take from
this county the townships of Columbus,
Spring Creek, Eldred and South West,
with number of townships from the
counties of Crawford and Erie enough to
make a good-sizcd county, to be called
" Marion
Tie second section of the bill provides
for ascertaining the sense Of the citizens
Gf the counties of Warren and Crawford
in regard to the erection Of the new county.
The Sheriff of each county shall give no.
tice by proclamation in the usual manner,
that an election will be held IN the several
townships on the second Tuesday of Dc
tober, 1858, for the purpose of adoption
or rejection Of the new county. The vo-
ters may vote for the new county and
"against tho new county"
The third section provides that if, after
a proper return of votes, it shall appear
that those in favor Of said new county shall
have cast majority of votes therefor in
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Gi1e 3lotter 9ourn2l.
GOGDERSE'0&E. ga.

3lHs3ag DC1Qiog, DpHl !, 1851.
T. s. CHASE, EQlTQR AND PUBLISHER,
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Splendidly illustrated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-01
BRADBURN & FISHER,

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN & SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fish, Nails
Glass and Produce Nos l9 and l9 street. and 10 and
= Meadow street, Gr0eers Block. Cleveland Ohio
G. BRADBURN,l
w. A. FIsHER.i aug3l-d1y ls4
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LOCKER Co, Racine. J. +. KIRKLAND, Sheboyg A.
ChamberIin, Crawford 6 Co., Cleveland, 6
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COMMERCIAL.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

r. Plain and Ornamental Printing of every descriDis
dono at the Printing Establishment OF the Leader Office
on the latest mpr and rapid steam presses in the
best STYLE notice, and reasonable rates Par
tcuar paid to blank work. Every description
of Binding DONE especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ-
as Sales Books. ReceiEIng Books. &C. &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-01
Cleveland Produce Markets.

MORNING LEADER OFFICER
TUESDAY Nov. S0-5 P. NJ
Business has been very dull to-day The transactions in
-four have been limited the sales the retail trade We
heard of sales Of 100 bbs. double extra at 1913.
WHEAT-Tke only sale reported carload of red at
sIO8.
Nothing doing in oats.
PORK-A sale was made of !, coo bbls at SIS
HOGs-Are active and selling Sa$6, the latter fig
ure being obtained without difficulty for nice heavy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-01
-o5o' 1898
The Northern transportation Co..
WILL, DURING THE PRESENT

The Northern Transportation Co..
WILL, DURING THE PRESENT
w season run their well known and popular line of
FIRST CLASS STEAM PROPELLFRS aND
SAILING FESSELSF
Regularly between OgdeL and Csygesn and the
per Lakes, forming
DAILY Line betlossn ogdensJurei and Osgero
and Ports on Lake Eric
And TrlWeekly Line between Ogdensbulg and Cs,yeso
and Ports on Lake Michigan connecting al Oglensburgh
with the Ogdensburgh aud Vermont Gen Route be-
tween Ogdenshurgh Burlington, Concord, Manchester
Lawrence, Nashua. Lowell Boston; and OSyveqa
Win iosey heF' CsNeo line Of I1rty Flrst
Class Canal Boats large size the enlarged canal be-
tween Osweg0 and New York, thus ahOrding Regular
Speedy and Cheap Route With but transhipme1t ~
tween Boston, New England and New York and the WeS
This Company having made the most ample arrange
mentS at OswegO for Dock and Storage with abn
ut for handling asserting and Shippior
Freight, theplan praetced at Ogd ensburg can aT
antee the SAFE prompt and perfect delivery II property
This Line connects at Cleveland with the Northern
Transportation Line Of Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
line OF PropeerstO Lake Superior and with Railroads to
Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis Louisville and ST.
Louis
AGENTS AND CONsIGNEEs:
HySTs a., Cggl,; cts km6Hll los State St.
Geo Clark, ll3 Broad 81 Crawford Co., Ogdensbh
F. C.. H0Vey New Hork. New York.
HoyeV Crawford OswegO Vim. 7. Walker Tolede o
MSther Chicago H. Barclay co Sfil%sasss M
CONsIGEERs
LOCKER Co.. Racine. J. F. KIRKLAND, Sheboyg A.
Chamberlin, Crawford & Co., Cleveland, 8
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, Nov. .


ARRIVALS.
Steamer Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Prop Jersey City, Monroe, Dunkrk 40 mdse C s
C raj road.
Prop Michigan Hopkins ogdensburgh Chicago;
Prop Nv Cushman Sisson Dunkirk; % tous mdse; C
c railroad 9 do do Hubby n Co.
SchT Africa Moore. Oswegt; 1900 bbls salt, Lyon.
Schr Consueo. Wick, OgdensbuTgh; 100000 lbs OF iron,
Schr Marquette Mcclure oswego 500 bbls salt, Dick
lnSOn.
Scow Times Capron Conneaut; 35 m lumber atimer;
O. empty boxes, barrels. Benton Bros.
NoEEMBsR 30.
Prop Allegheny, Hunt Buffalo; 800 mdse, n Bond
Prop Eu hrates Long Buffalo, ls bbls potatoes, 30 tons
mdse, Mix & Morris.
Prop OTones Wetmo.e flo 800 bbs potatoes loo do
br ans, 20 mGse, MIX & Morris
Prop Araxas. Watts Buffalo, ll536 tons mdse NJ s NJ
Prop Cuyahoga Hathaway. Buffalo; Il kegs mdse, lot OF
hardware goods, 10 buggles; AI NJ
Prop Jefferson Reed Osdensbugh to Detrot us tons of
SchT Yorktown Lacy Buffalo; 1426 bbls of salt Bogges
Sco Trenfon Druger PIT Huron; 100 m lumber % IN shin
gles, kiduey.
cLEARANcE
Steamer Ocean, Evans Detroit
Schr H Mussey, Caldwell, Buffalo; 100 bush wheat
Dickinson.
CHARTEREDWe learn thst the Propeller Cuyahoga Capt
Hathaway has been chartered during
Mwsukee aud Grand Haven the terminus of the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railway, freight boat and on
turday to take her place in the lne-Bgf. Cotrier.
~ The schooner Seneca Chief with cargo of water lime
from Grand River is ashore Gull Island Reef She
last Thursday The Barton gone assistance
a steam pump.-Bg8. EE.
LAST TRIPThe steamer Forester leaves on Wednesday
morning on her last trip Two Rivers continuing De-
troi.- where she will lay up.-ila Dea
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FEATHER,
Goal DfdIers

GOAL FOR THE MILLION AT
~ EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES-We continue
II keep hand.
Strip Vein, Salinevie, HammondsviIe, Tuscara-
was and Blacksmiths' Goals,
Delivered any part of the town. short n9tice Office
the Pittsburgh Coal Pier.
Nut Coal, 1898 per Ton of 1000 lbs.
poy22R2 FARMER DUTTON.
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&c., &c, &c.
We also keep constantly hand large stock of the
choicest brands Of FLOU in bags or barrels, Whole
sale Retail and deliver free of charge part
r 1y5 MORGAN =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-01
COAL---COAL.

NOW Is THE TIME TO GETIN
IN your Winter supply We daily receivI asplen-
did article fer Sovesand Crates, which sell 5Cr So
perton Parties wishing TO purchase Will do well give
call. All olders through the Post Office prom pity at
tended to- Offices and Yards on C. P R r. Pier and at
sents JOHN HAYS co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-01
/ HARTLEY SMITH. ]. G. PUTNAM
| SMITH & PUTNAM-PRODUCE.

y Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Dealers in
Salt Fish. Water Line, Pas sc; also dealers in al
varieties of coal Brik Ware House 1s3 < lS5 River
Street and 81 81 Dock Liberal cash advances made
cOnsignments- mhl7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-01

NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
1S superior article Of BITU1TINOUS COAL, which is
particularly adapedto domestic purposes well for
steam and smith can be had the undersigned Agents
for the Company.
Orders city orforegnt-ade will be executed with dis
patch, and Coal delivered part the city quality
which willnot fail please if left either of 0ess
atthe storeof Gaylord Hammond No. S0Superiorst
SCOVILL WHEELER,
octi No 81 River street and C. & P Coal Pier.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-01

cLEARANCEs
Steamer Ocean, Evans Detroit
Schr H Z Nussey, CALDWELL Buffalo; u 200 bush wheat
Dickinson.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-01
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO
IL MEN. FToE the B. 7. Daily Esus (Editsriall
desire to cal eniOn to letter from DR. Joshua
column. He treats the subject in able manner, and
his skill and medical judg gmenr may be relied upon"
From the Albany Morning Express.
MarshalPs Uterine CatnOcOn has proved to be fully
valuable claimed to be many tests made
by medical gentlemen and others Dr. Bridge is regular
and discrimination udclops and highly successful prac-
ttioner all diseases, especially those Of women and
children"
AIaIshalls Uterine Catholicon will certainly cure all
the diseases for which it is recommends j."
There is no medicine like it in this country"
In the worst cases / eVef net with MarshalPs
Uterine Catholiconis a certain and safe remedy
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHoLICoN
Is sunhesltalDgy offered as reliable remedy for all those
complaints to which liable which
uay affect the mind as well the body, that thrk
talk work becomes alike ofsuering if not i'm
possibility Among the complaints for which the Catheli-
is remedy are Falling or the Womb, Whites sun
pressed Irregular PAINFUL MensruatOn Bleating In
hammaens and Diseases of the Kidneys Urinary Or
gans Retention Incontinence Urine Heartburn Cos
tiveness Nervousness, Paintings Papitatons CramBs
uTbed Sleep and all troubles organic or synr athletic
connected with the uterine oTgans
Ladies who troubled with any the above symptoms
OF with spine liver lung complaints invited to
find relief Marshali's Uterine CathOcon is auack
medicine but its ingredients have been made known
Medical Colleges, and they at the of Te-
spectacle physician in the country,
The price Of MARSHALLfS UTERINE CATHOLE
CON One Dollar and HalfpeT single bottle.
WEST BEDFORD, CoshOcton Co, May a. 1857.
Mr.. H B. Kingsley Sir:-I have been selling the medi
cine the Grafenbeg Company for the last years and
have invariably found them give good satisfaction and
theirtea and coffee and with my trade they have become
aPe article MarshalPs Uterine Caholicon a me0l
cine that has done great amount Of good female seas
benefit from bottle than she did from long course OF
by the most skillful physicians.
-. ,o,, Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
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MRS. RoBINsoN's CERTIFICATE.

VERNON, Trumbull Co., MAY Ist 1883
This eerties that have been in very health for
and found little reefafter EMPLOYING number
Of Physicians. My disease PrOlaDss Ute ii. had
been redured by that and FOuOr Abus until had become
liberated 10 considerable extent. By the advice OF Dr.
g w Bushnell procured and took six bottles Of RIarsha
Uterine latholicon which enabled to attend hus
band in his last sickness until he died which about
year since have taken three bottles since his de ath
which has made able labor and support family Of
three children The Cathooon has nearly restored
health 1t the only thing that has mis ated my suffer
ing for which feel very grateful.
MARY E, ROBINSON.
The CATHoLICoN is for sale by City Druggists and by
Medicine dealers generally jull2
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T. P. sPENcER's QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Nov. 30.
[BY TELEGRAPH
A LC o H D L.
AND

Flour-DuIl sales bbl at 50 54 10 for unsopnd
2 70 for sPs5 P se d9 oS S 5a . ed a ext 5 we S1 3 6
fr shipping Ohio Canad an quiet sales 410 Dds extra al
Wheat-Dul and very heavy for all brands except prime
and choice which scarce sales & 6g9 & G hU az = IL 2i q & s
for common white Ohio; 81 499I Is for white KY
BITIevSDuI and heavy for common and rmer prime:
sales 500 bu inferior to prime Canadian at Ig(9ls3;
at T4a75c ahoat and IN store, nora, go,
Whlsky-Steady; sales $40 bbls at 24c. ,,
PorkAIore doing and at bet prices sales $3.50 bbis at
ala IS for prime; sisis Is r c6aT including 0o0 Bbls
mess for March and April delivery at SIS;
Besf-Nore actve sales 500 bbls az S6G6 IS for coun
try prime sses for country mess Sgei i95
$40 6Es at sI3 5Oa5 prime. Mess beef nominal at
Dressed Hogs-797kc
Cut Meats Quiet; unchanged
Lgd-FirmeT; sales l5O bbls at I9salo3sc ard lie o1
Bntter-In good demand sales at I79Zc for state; I
Cheess-s99c
BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-Nov. 30
[BY TELEGRAPH.l
FIour-No change; FIRM inquiry for better grades sales
800 hbs at s. 5 IS for medium and fayorte extras s. IS
eaiDgli sales $500 bq ordinary white e Michigan at
Corn-Scarce and hrm; held at zoe.
Rse9s7zSssco Rse-9s75S6se.''
Oats-Ffrm at soc.
Whisly-F5imi sales lso bbls at 22c, o.oo,,.
Weather cold. Speedy closing looked for.
oSwEGo PRODUCE DIARKET-Nov. 30
[BY TELEGRAPH
Flour-Soady IS IS for good to choice extra oswego
Wha-Inactiye nominal at 81 I21 for red western and
Flour, l2c by raI to the Hudson.
Lake mpors2OO bbls -four; 20 400 bus wheat; 500 bus
Canal E1ports-2 700 bu vhelt
strong northwest wind has been blowing all day, and
the lake is very rongh
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
Wistar's Balsam or Wild Cherry.
CDNStN PrION CTEED
san FnA~cr>co. Nov. 10Th 1856,


MFssPs PAEK NnITE-(iCuts Iii, with nIc,.u
sure you. that am able To II my tc>timnr, in IA.
vor of Wlstar's B B'isam of Wild Cherry For over a
Year haze been afflicted with cough and p,in in NV
SIDE ard trflst which originated With = cold had
tak"r Cherr! Fccior", Jay nes' ENpectorai Cod vrr
Oh, and many other popular patent mcdicinrs of the
iav1so spent over hundred dollars with ou phy
-ltlans But all proved of no hcnrfrial effect r cad
~ You almanlc Of 1853 ] was induced to try you
N.star'> Bal>am of Wild Cherry was at the tim,
rnmmeuced using it. lahorug with eve sym. tenn On
consumption OF the lungs found, thai after using ONE
bottle 1t gave me relief, and considered my case
hardon sent to your store and hOught half dozr
bottles; and snfce it osay. before had taken il all
was we'll must say. that it appeare, to reach the
very place affected in which all other medicines failed
am now in Hull enjoyment of good health, becvi n.
that had no made use Of Your truly valuable Balsan
of Wild Cherry, should have bren past recovery
if not dead. -
shall always take pleasure in reeommen ndip1 to
those who are afflicted with Coughs colds SifcuI.
breathing pain in the side any lung disesss> YOUR
lasam of Wild Cherry. with the signature yon aver-
use. sanford & Park Cincinnati. Ohio, as am in
formed there is an imitation put ap with other sig
nature. Respeetfntly yoars
DAVID
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
Second Hand Pianos at Great Bargains!
Constantly in Store, Price from $50 to SiiO.

MUSIC-One Of the largest and best Catalogues of
Mu.ic now published sold at greatly reduced prices
Music sent wherever ordered. p" tpaid Catalogues
Srnt by mail A liberal discount to dealers, teachers
Semuarics and clergvmcn.
OPINIONS OF THE PR Nothng al the State Fair
displayed ater exce nee Than the Piano Forte a
Ufaciurcd by Horace Watcr>- '-ChHrchmon
The finest aniong the many Planes a. the Crysta
Palace those placed there by Horace Waters whose
instruments always popuisr Christian Enquirer.
t'The Horace Wscrs Pianos are built of the best and
most thoI onshly seasoned material have doubt
that buyers can do aS well perhaps bcte' at thi than
anv house in The Union. Chris. ian I'D
The Horace Waters Pianos arr known among the
very best We enabled to sprak ri these iustrI-
mrnis with confidence. from pcrs. mai knowledge of
their excellent tone and du able quainy ~ } EraR
We speak ofiheir merits fr" personal knowl-
edge being of the very best q"aiv - hTisian IntL
Oar friends will find az Mr.. Waters store the vcrv
brSi mt of music and of pianos to be found in
he United States. and we urge >ouMrrn and
lends ia give him cali whenever they go New
York '-(irnhom's Magazine
We consider them worthy of special attention from
ihe resonant and exceedingly musical tone ch Mr.
Watc,s hs+ succeeded in attaining N. Y Times.
S,-t
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
- rr. md 81 Aavarlisements

destroy the soft parts and the bones norffy-
separate and come eavinPthe sufferer object
hideous to behoi or when boiches and pmples break
out upon the skin when he has painful swelling upon
the bones Or when his constitution is injured to
prediSTo to consumption other constitutional dis
ease, the DIR guarantees cure asks conCc alton
In RHEUMATISM, chroric or acute; in ny ENTE-
KY or DlARRHGA, he has safe and e.icctual RENE
dies For the treatment of the consequences Of elf
abuse such as nocturnal emissions tiufi
lty headache pains n the back ard limbs, with general
weakness loss of appetite loss of memory injury 10 the
sight, restlessness. confusion of ideas, &C. For the
above named malades, the Dr. VIII guarantee cure
ask no compensation
All consultations BY letter otherwise free. All are
invited tocal, as it may be much to their advantage.
e Ofice hours from A. NJ, to p. NJ
san Francisco, Man I. le5s
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
6r BEWARE OF RAsE lx,r.r1oss:-fs

As there are quite numbrr of Ceuntcrfsit article,
oeari' the name of Wi-tars Basam Of Wild Cherry,
purp"rting to lie the Gcnua- nd Orisasi .Lere-
tore deem il necessary for the nIthe gl all
persons vito purchase the Ball am o " la Cirrry to
look well AT the Signature bef bay Bg The tenn
me Wistar'- Balsam OfWillt herry rhas YAe srMur
OF the signature of Herry Wistar. ID, fhiladephiz
and Santo Park, ancly eNerutCd steel cnsrav~S
wrapper Therefor, be cautious. ~ n be- genu-
me ithout the signature Of Sanford PARK Yer sale
by Druggists ally
PARK & WHITE are the only Agents to v for !
orders should be dressed Also. lmpcr t,rs. Who'll.
sale and Retail Agents of all yanalle Fat, rdcins
warranted genuine. 1872 Nashiug g;cn street sat Fraa
rsco Dr.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
All Kinds of Liquors 81 Vinegar,
INSTANTLY, by the use of
IACOUR'S ESSENTIAL OILS.

These rls obtained by dstillation the Chemca
Laboratory Parish Of jefferson, of Pierre Iacow author
of Lacour's 'hemical AnalyoS. 1aoours Chemical ma
nipu ltons La the ManufI turc of Liquors, Sc
Purchasers .'"ularly requested to return tho
TASKS and obtain their vncy if the oil does not Civ,
perfect satisfaction.
LACoUR's OIL OF CoGNAc converts neutral spirit
to superior imitation Of Imported Brandics. viz
Otard. Sazerac, Marett Cosnac. P"ultney, Segucttr
United Vineyard Proprictor< Castiilion and London
Dock Brandics. These LIQUORS viii have full fruit,
flavor and beautiful, sparL ling color. Common Rccti-
fed Whi>lcy will he changed " tie Of the oil Of
Coenac to New York Brandy. fut Apple Brandy, ON
mon Cognac Brandy Sc.
to Monongahea Rye Whskey,ol Virginia Malt Whi>
key. Gourhon WhSkey. &c.
OIL OF CEURdT changes common Rectifed Whis-
key Old Irish Malt Whisky and superior article oil
Scotch Whi>key
OIL or Peach changes common whskcy to vir-
gina Peach Brandy &C. Oil of Peach and Oil of Cosnac
will convert common Whiskcy to Apple Brandy
PIL OF CIV conve IS the poorest Whi>kry to fIo
Land Gin Scbiedam schnapps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin, En-
LACoUR'S CONCENTRATED ACID will in five
hours after being mixed change five gallons Of good
Vinegar and FIVE gallons of water thi ty gal
Ions Of the most arid Vinegar that can lie found in thu
market. Fly the nSe of lacrur's Concentrated Acid
,irrgar be made for dollar and sixty per
larr,I
FO9 HfELNG LIQUoPS T2cOur's Oils REQUIRE no
rr.ra ,ti0li-orIv the oil int The Whiskcy and
~'atcMrn. The iGIrrrs thus made will have fine nat
ur, ar full rich oily taste beautiful transpar
color and fnc bead Iarour'. oils exert three dis
tlnct properties IN ccnvtrtpg common whisky t"ir1rdH
tin &c. Theirs; property conhips with and sud. .idr~
in he of Hnculrui piricl"~ the whole of the rain
80 IAm,l-r N.olsll rho Wn.-kry thus dor,;ved oi
at peculiar irritating and rGruiug TASTE. 9rd hcconrs
rcutra spirit the second property ,-'~itS in olv
muriaeirou> implttcd to the rouor. which rcp-
dcrS IT mellow. and iau.ri -ppc Iranr- OF great
the third property cNh it"d in the rich yinons
odor that is impaired I" tine liquor which rcude d
tinrton from the gcnunr brands in,pos>ihlc.
These oils pnt up in quart TASKS each flask
tans ufciCut oil for king thrrc hundred gallons Of
quor. Fuli an comprehensive directions accompany
the bottles. Price s. o per Eotle.
Tr sale at the of 81 Charles and Poydras
~ one bottle ofthese Oils, five in number. will he
securely packed and shipped with bill Of lading
part of the country upou tie receipt of $1,000 the
address of p. LACOUR, New Orlaans.
Purchasers requested guarantee Of good
faith furnish the cfany house in New Orleans
and will ship them package Of the oils Ifthey do
pcrfor all that is claimed for them. they viii
nothing. Feb. 6-ly