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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-04-01
March IL, 1859.
mo. 74.l AN ACT

tNO. ~. NV AOI
To amend section one OF the act entitled
"An act to amend section sixty.six Of an
act entitled "An act TO provide for the
creation and regulation of incorporated
Companies in the state Of Ohio" passed
March I, 1883.
SEcTioS !. Be It enacted by the General
Assembly Of the state Of Ohio, That section
one Of the act entitled "An act to amend
section sixty.six Of an act entitled IAN act to
provide for the creation and regulation of
Incorporated Companies in the state oI
Ohio,'" passed Mar h 4, 1858, be and the
same is hereby so amended as TO read as fol.
lows: Sec. ]. That from and after the pass.
age Of this act it shall be Law full for any re-.
ligiOus sect, denomination, or association.
FIRE company, or any literary, scientific, or
benevolent association, other than colleges,
universities, academies, or seminaIies, with.
in this state to elect at a meeting of major
ity Of any organized Synod, Presbytery,
Church, Parish, OF other religious or minis
terial association, fire company, literary,
scientific, OF benevolent association afoIe.
said, any number Of their members not less
than three 70 serve as Trusteesur Directors.
aud one member az Clerk, who shall hold
their office during the pleasure OF the Socie.
ty or association, provided that where by
the laws or regu ATOMS Of any such Synod,
PTesbytery, Church, Parish, or Other asso
ciations aioresi III, II, W or hereafter organ.
lied, any members thereof less than three
have charge OF the property or concern.
ther, OF, such members and their successors
shall be invested with the powers. pnvi
iegeS and immunities gtanled TO Trustees
and Directors OF religious aud other socie.
tics, hy the provisions Of the act entitled
can act 70 PROV ide foI the cteation aud rev.
uls,ion OF Incorporated Companies in the
state Of Ob,o," passed May /, lo62. and the
acls amenda,oIy thereof, upon their being
recorded by the Recorder OF the county IN
which such Synod, PrcSbytery. Cnufct
Parish, or UtiieI association shall be located
a proper certificate Of the election Of sucl,
members and the corporate name adopted by
such Synod, PIesbyterv. Church, Parish, oI
other association, to be made by their Clerk,
Secretary, or other like officer, which cer,i
fcate shalt DO recorded by such Recorder IN
the manner provided IN section sixty. seven
oil the act entitled "An act to provide for
the creation aud regulation OF incorporated
c. mpanies in the state Of Ohio" passed
May 1, 1852.
SEc. 2. That the act entitled can act ia
hmend section slxty.six OF IAN act to proyid.
for he creation and regulation OF Incorpo.
rated Companies in the state of Ohio"
passed March I, 1858, be, and the same Is
hereby repealed; provided that all rights,
powers and immunities acquired there nder
shall not be affected thereby. ami that this
act shall take effect from and after It's pass
age.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
speaker Of tht House Of Repres. natives
z. BASSETT LANGDON,
President pro TEN. Of the Senate
March IL, 1859.
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x THE GREATEST
S: MEDICAL
% DISCOVERY
u OF THE AGE.

nOCrOR KENNEDY, of Roxbury. Mass.
~ undiscovered In one OF our common pas
ture weeds, f
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Experience has rendered. DR.. X. a most sue
cessful practitioner in the cure Of all diseases
of a private nature: manhood's de bility, as an
impedimont TO marriage; nervous and sexual
infrmities, diseases of tho skin, and those
arising from abuse of mercurv
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law, Of Ohio.


mo. sp.I ANAcT
Supplementary to On act entitled "An &C, o
the jufisdicti.n and Pfocedute Lefor,
Justices Of the Peace. and Of the duties o
constabies In Civil Courts" passed
March II. 1883.
SxcrioN 1. Be II enacted by the General
Assembly Of the s,steof Ohio, Thst IL the
defendant In any action before the Justice
shall sppesl from any judgment rendered in
favor Of the plaintiff In such action, and sf-
ter having fled his Transcript and caused
such appeal to be dookete,l, according TO-
che pfovisions OF the act TO which this is
supplementary, the plaintiff in such action
shall fail to flc petition, or otherwise faii
20 prosecute the same TO final judgment, itI
shall be lawful for the defendant in such
action 10 file his answer setting up what
ever claim or demsnd he may have against
such plaintiff, and may prosecute the same
tn final judgment, in which case if the de.
fen'lsnt shall recover judgment against the
plaintiff. all costs which have accrued be.
fore the Justice, and in the appellate Court,
shall be ajjudged against such plaintiff. or
he may. on motion TO the Court, suffer judg-
ment to be entered against him for the
amount Of judgment below, in which case
ell costs which have accrued before the Just
ice and in the appellate Court, shall be sd
judged sgainst such defendant.
SIC. 3. This scl shall take effect and be
Ia force from aud after its passage, aud it's
provisions shall spply TO all appeals now
pending.
WILLIAM 3. WOODS,
Speaker Of the house OF Represen tatives.
6. BASSETT LANGDON,
President pro ten. OF the Senate.
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Also by
A. LANGwORTHY, FindIay;
ISRAEL GREEN, Z"
HIPKlNS q CO., Gilboa;
W. L. HELLER 4 CO., Van Buren,,
SCHRoCK Il CORBIN, Vanlue
G. S. MOSHER, Arlington;
b. B. BARNEY d CO., McComb.
n. s. HAMLIN, Mt. Blanchard,
August l3, lS5S.-(ly
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AFFLICTED READ!
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS

IDtIILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE
Established twenty-five wears ago by DR..
IINkE1IN, corner Of Third and Union streets,
Penr sylvania.
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Benspoisnf Institution, established BY special en-
do,cnenf for ne relisf Of ~, sek and disf,tsssd,
afflicted trih Piypienf and Epidemic dissases.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-04-01
BLOOD PURIFIER AID BLOOD PILLS

.WHEN DIR. ROBACK, the renowned Swe.
wv dish Physician, introduced his Blood
Further and Blood Pills In the United States, he
set forth In plain language their curative
properties. This was years ago. The task Of
recommending them has since beon taken oui
Of ms hands. Enlightened men, whose char.
acter for sound judgment and philosophy,
give their opinions weight in the community.
men who observe, reflect, and make assur.
ance douDly sure" before they decide-are
everywhere approving and urging the use of
ldc In the wisdom and honesty of this class, or
who choose to investigate Tor themselves, are
now OF one mind on this important subject.
Dr. Roback invites the attention Of the sick
TO the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City Of New Orleans. )
Be remembered that this 18th March 1852 before me-
the subscriber Justice of Peace In and for the city aore
said personally appeared Charles Briggs President and r
Janvier Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Com
New Orleans who being duly according law
depose and that the above true and
correct transcript from the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
and subscribed before me- this 18th day Of March,
1859. G. NJ. BRADFORD.
Second Justice OF the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
Tho Board OF Trustees resolved pay interest Of
sx per the outstanding certificates Of profits
and after the second Monday May next and to redeem On
and date of the years 1856 and 1851 and
they have further declared scrip dividend Of Sixty cent
the net earned premiums Of the year ending February 8
1885, fer which certificates will be issued and after the FIRST
day Of June, 1859. - ,
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRIERE, Vice President'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TIL Il
RICHEST DIADEM
Ever worn by Kings or Emperors.
WHAT? WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR,

Because It the ornament God himself provided all
Reader, 'R the rs may bloom Eyer brightly in
those pearls he head bere Of is covering
~ s';: dy
re WIZ ss e al sas
ksad he following and Judge The writer of the
NEW yonK, April 49, 1858.
DIR. woop-Dear Sir: Permit express you The obl
III he T
ss, Of
slider your - very wonderful invention quite e
.- ' '''' ' 5. TMALBERa
Welsh Ssxsp.ps oss s.s.sa 1851
VIE @ a5 sPs
ate y @ s.E So hss
hair strongly an~s h above Restorative to all
'''' "'''' V ''''' ''S' $3.50 CHARLES GARDEN
Pm, Won, With coDpd new I 70 July Is ls,
Hair Restorative being the most esaeous article
were white gradually grown dark and now feel
that ". hen
pleasant itching common who freely
PRor. wooD About two year, hair fall
tried many no elect asin your Re
ssorsve January last few applications fastened hair
meI Color Saek time Is fully restored to is orgi
color, cheerfuy recommend
Is use TO all. j. d. HOES
The Restorative put up bottles Sizes arge
medium and small the small holds half pint reais
dollar bottle the medium holds
n se ad than s rsas for dollar.
ton, AMI retails for three dollars
o. WOOD CO.. Propretors. 3l2 Broadway, New York,
lin the N. Y Wire Railing Establishment, ia
ket street. st. Louis, Mo.
SOLD BY ALI. DRUGGISTS AND FANCY GOODS
DEALERS also by j. WRIGHT CO., General Agents for
the South feS 3meod&W
FACTS AND SUGGESTIONS, CLAIMING THE
consideration Of all those conducting business either
| large small scale in the city country:
perfectly reliable SAFE encounterng ere,
from hundred thousand times its cost is anything but
dispense with the of such
confde in one that is liable deerotae thus becoming
| liable when old.
The subscriber has constantly :o sale made in New
York. s. Louis and Boston, which only originally
also permanently fire proof This he
those who visit tdress him by
for distribution; and he neither wishes
chase unless fully satisfied that their interest eounses
| them to do
Indispensable 10 those having keep
books papers ewelry as FIRE policy those
owBng stocks of merchandise and the foregoing brief aluson
precaution of ncalcuabe importance will II hoped
many the former apprecia necessity Of
Yegating subject Intimately connected with their
MARY welfare. ISAAC BRIDGE,
| D1SJ I'm Nvy acf-a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06

EHXCHANGE-SIGHT AND TINE EXCHANGE on
~ PARIS
BORDEAUX,
TOULOUSE,
hARsEILLES,i
NANTz,
RouEN.
HAvRE,
NANCY,
LYONS,
MULHOUsE,
AMIENs,
svRATsBouRG,
METZ,
MINES,
ST. ETIENNB,
REIMs
ST. QUENTIN, yALENCIENNEs, CARRIES, PAU, BAY
ONNE etc. For sale by
C. CAvARoC 4 CO.,
m21 I'm IA Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06

SAvAGEs IN ST. PErEKsBURG.-Ap party Of Samdeds
from the northern part Of the Government Of Arch
angel lately arrived at St. Petersburg, and set up
their tent near the Admiralty ship-yard. They are
described having round and fiat faces almost with
out nose, and with little dots Of eyes. They like
meat better than cooked and all their garments
from the crown of their heads to the soes Of their felt
are made of reindeer SKINS They brought With them
number Of reindeer, and have made good deal of
money BY driving the curious, and especially the
children, in their sledges on the ice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06
AN ANCIENT RELIC. In the Philadelphia Bulletin

we find the following:
Yesterday some of the officers attached to the
Mayors Office found in the loft of the City Hall large
box, which has laid there under coat Of dust and
cobwebs for many years without any of the present
generation Of officials having the hintest idea of
what it contained. gentleman, not connected with
the Mayors Office happened to be present, yesterday,
and directed attention to the box and stated that he
had heard from some one Of the city authorities
number Of years ago, that it contained clock which
had been sent out from England by one of the Penn
family for the purpose of being placed in the cupola
at the eastern end of the Jersey Market which stands
Market street, between Front and Second streets
Tools were procured and the box opened, and the
skeleton Of large clock, with the detached parts
such as the immense leaden weights, pendulum, etc.
was found. The workmanship proved the clock Is
be very old, and there is no doubt curious history
attached to the relic Can any Of the readers Of the
Measures haye been taken to have the clock re-
moved from the loft where it has been slowed for 50
long time, and placed in some more appropriate
place where it will be safer. and where Il may be
seen by the curious We would suggest the clock
room Of the State House steeple as an appropriate
place for the relic.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06

SUGGESTIONS FOR CHURCH SLBEPKRS.-A writer
in the Pacific after discussing the various positions
in vogue for sleeping in church, says:
The only true pious way Of performing the im-
portant duty of sleeping in church is, to sit bolt
upright with the face to the minister, eschewing
noddng, snoring and depressions Of the head. Now,
Christian brethren with long necks object to this
mode Of worship, because Of their inability to main
tain the head erect when the will is lost in Sleep L
admit the force of this objection-ihdeed have felt
the evil myself and hence it occurs to me that some
apparatus for the support Of the head such as the
BARRIERS have on the backs Of the chairs might be
fixed on the pews. These aids to worship might be
movable, fastening on the pew with clamp and
when worshipper is through with his deyotions,
the machine might be slid along to another. When
the service is ended the sleeping Christian could take
his Bible and Psalm-book under one arm this little
aid to devotion under the other, and wend his way
home we'll satisfied that be has performed his duty ia
plain, worthy and decent manner.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06

SPORTS IN UTAH.-Kirk Anderson's Valley Tan, OF
February LIST, has the following quaint article in re-
ference to sports in Utah:
We understand that q grizzly made his appearance
in Toode valley one day last week, and after some
hard fighting, finally had to go under. At the camp
the officers amused themselves almost daily in chas.
ing wolves in which Cedar valley abounds and who
attracted to the vicinity by the butcher establish
ment in its suburbs. It's fine sport, and the kiotes
are invariably captured by the swift and thorough
bred dogs that form no inconsiderable element Of
animal life in the camp. The people in the sStates
may therefore learn that although we are scorraed'
in the mountains we draw to ourselves all the fun
that is going. In the camp, the drama prevails to
very considerable extent and with more than the
bodness of tinerant heater they do not hesitate
to effect the legitimate And even if the scenes are
painted in mustard, chalk and boot backing, we
have SEEM in the States theaters with all the facili
ties and big pretensons that did not excel it, boast
ing Of their choirs of artists whose gded prosceni
ums flashed alone in the blaze and array of gas foot
lights. There, too, is the Rocky Mountain circus,
whose spacious amphtheater is the scene OF all those
exercises peculiar to sawdust and the ring; minstrels
too in black and white who receive the recollectiona
Of the plantation and chaunt ballads that bring back
the "reminiscences OF home and then, too sermons at
the Tabernacle-who says Utah amt great coun-
try?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06

ROYAL MEDIUM.-Prince Adalhert, the brother
of the King of Bavaria, is not only full believer in
the facts Of spirituaiism, but is himself medium of
a high order. He has been for some time informed
that entirely musical instrument il soon to be
given to the world, through spirit influence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06

IN STORE
Is boxes CLARET-Grand win Chateau LATTE.
IL Grand vim Chateau Margaux.
IL Chateau Latour.
81 Chateau Dillon.
$50 .. St. Ennion.
% Pichon Longueville.
35 Grand vim Margaux.
Is :. WHITE wINE-Ht sauterns.
140 barrels =. :.
Is casks =, Graves.
$50 baskets ASISETTE, extra-Chauvet.
40 casks CLARET-St Julien.
60 Margaux.
IS Chateau Dillon
8 -. =. Grand vim Leovle.
Fo. sale by C. CAyAROC CO.,
m23 I'm IA Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06
Ntm Orl.ans 9aiip Crescent.
Reports from the Kansas essa Macs.

,1o''. - ---e -. 49, l'ssss'
The following Is extracted from priyats letter,
dated Denver City, February !, and sddre1ed tos
gentleman Of st. Louis:
The miues ara in A fiourishiu1 condition TIA vfn.
Ter has been n favo,able fIat nnFerH a liz mimi
have n,ospectsd And vorkMd IN the time mskinr Il
nav srorn fve tn Ytsen dollar NJ dsv useinr tfsv
an = distance ~ IVA hnndsed vsyds
The 100 mines strncL nsesr4iv -, IN vaanrpx
Pork. some tveIvs mile ftrm tI;s MAJ Thsv Rava
founi shok ~nid sons M ~ r.,c,s si.hir~ ~ IA.
one niece ~ hrnnsht Il ~ tofssv wo,th IA III
That the,e i ccI3 49, ~ (. shnrS.cce = h.,cra
doubt, Eyery man ~ Chsrrv CrseE ~ ~ acnfS
Platte ID well ssaised tst nnihinc ~ - IL. -
coming out here an ~ certsin - rs.I;,;rS ~
tune next summer, - AVN ~ nIscss ~ f,hsyrv
Creek that will nav from fwentv n pns hrndred III.
lars per day when there Il vstey. .'. a -
The st, Louis uapers nubIish II. s,l,o,,fnr 5;~.
,.tch - ' 80 - I
p .a s.95-
Ls1VENWos.h; Matca 5i--Caps ku1eH. q Ga
one .. .ns 1 ,a, hsa II ~ g sod Pies
mas alIiysu mG oeow :. ~ 80 q large COM
pany o. 1eosgian ~ On sne.l ~ . tne MINES
company Of , tMeny uin ~ neaded BY
CaPt. HENDERSON, s'a n1ea .or ~ mines Today
Inc NUMBER u Fikes laA enieise@ arriving
mere average tnree nunoreo PEI Gay. Ins river v
oank ioi ano ~ Stang. Z,
Jonn .. Jones, tne oupennsenoens % !ne rlkes
peak ExPress Vompany, Is na.,ng ~ ponss enor1
70 nave sne iast Passspgel ne Ieauy Iof on
| the 10th OF April. Forty wagons nave already been
started, drawn ana py oyer ~ nonoleq
moles, anu n charge OF Two nun9Ieo nen, y ssock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06
-, BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE NILES North y.

BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES North
fH.1of Florence, Lauderdale county, Alabama. ~
bly, known throughout Tennessee Alabama Mississippi and
in Of scrofua dropsy dyspepsia kidney
spinal affections torpid liver onc ali
stages of venereal and diseases Is now
of the year, for the reception Of visitors
This watering place changed hands about
since that time the proprieos have been diligently engaged
of their They have completed large Hotel
containing paror, ballroom, dining sleeping rooms
The location being the hills of
shoa Creek the air and climate naturally and health
full
THE TABLE
Will be supplied with the best and wholesome food
the mrkets afford with polite and attentive steward and
servants to attend it,
will be well and abnndantly supplied
Those who travel and visit such places for pleasure will find
Band Of Music will be in attendance enven and time
eheerfny large Livery Stable with fse stock will be
the streams abound with fish, and fine for rowng
the Muscle Shoals the Tennessee river within four miles
of the Springs With good road to make pleasant morning
evening drive to view the fine romantic scenery.
One of the best physicians that the South Affords
had years practice connection the
water, will reside at the Springs.
The premises formerly occupied by visitors been
verified into hospital for invalid Servants and placed under
charge experience that all servants for The
benefit OF the waters will have comfortable and receive
These Springs and West by the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad from Memphis Tenn
Florence Ala in ten hours thence by coaches
Persons leaving Memphis evening train will break
fast at the Springs next ing and those leaving the
morning train Will E b. SANG
Refer to-sIessrs Scrasgs Doaegan Co., New Orleans
Bradley, Wilson Co..
W. l.. Ianier 4 Co, :.
:. Phillips, Nixon Co.. :.
mill Am Samuel Bell. Esq,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06
A COOP Fox SroRY-The Louisville Courier re-
lates the following story and declares thst it can b
-oliod ar, an ,&riofIr f.nn - - a. "a

COOP Fox SroRY-The Louisville Courier re-
laes the following story and declares thst it can b
relied on as strictly true:
A gentleman of Henry county, fond Of the chase.
had couple of red foxes which he had been keep.
ing in anticipation Of good old fashioned Kentucky
fox chase. Accordingly, week or two ago be in
vted few choice spirits TO meet at his plantation "a
participate in that SPORT for the sake Of which any
true Kentuekian would break his neck with compos
ure Our friend took his fox to the woods and
turned him loose. After giving him sufficient time
for fair start, favorite hound was put upon his
track The dog struck up the music so meIodious %
the huntsmans ear, and started the track OF the
fox. After while the whole pack Of hounds were
let loose, and dogs and mounted men commenced the
exciting chase, guided by the deepmonthed yelps 81
old Spot Just as the chase was becoming exciting,
the tongue of old Spot became silent Great was the
wonder thereat, and his owner was conjecturing
thousand excuses for him, when in turning short
corner the company met old Spot and Reynard jog
gng costly towards home The fox had been raised
with dogs, and was probably up to snuf. When be
found he was pursued he stopped and quietly awaited
the arrival of old Spot, and by some hocus pocua,
succeeded in bamboozling the quadruped into friend
| ship and inducing him to return with him to the
house of the hunter. The company lost their long
anticipated fox chase, but they managed to have !
heap OF fun out Of the owners Of the sagacious fox
| and arniable old hound.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06
C. CAvARoC G. co.


ITO ARRIVE PER SHIP HANNAH CROKER, OK
= pscted from Bordeaux-
80 boxes FRUITS IN JUICg-NaIineal
1900 quarter boxes sARDIEEs-Rodsl.
5000 half Bigo.
Is oc.av.s BRAsDY-A sessn.ss. I
40 easks cLARET-Psuillas.
10 st. julien.
lB :. :. 1t. Es,sphe.
u LeovIe 1855.
800 boxes cantsnae.
$50 :. WHITE w1HE-H. ssussrpe.
For SAFE by. C. CAvARoc Z CO.. |
mzs I'm TIA Royal street.
TO ARRIVE PER SHIP INVESTIGATOR, s1pested
from Bosdeaux-
ECO boxes cLAREr-c.nse,.c-
9l2 :. St. julien
la casks Paui.e
Fs St. Julien.
I'D ST. Estephe
20 barrels WHITE wINR-Ht. sasteese
% :. CLAREr-Leoville, 1855.
28s boxes WHITE wINE-Ht. ssnterne.
- FRUITS IN JUICE-Nslineau
"a casks CLARET-Chateau Dillon.
Q half casks WHITE WINE-Graves
lo3 boxes CLARRT-Cha.ssu Dillon.
For sale by c. CAyARoc CO.,
mZ3 I'm IA Royal street.
RIO ARRIVE PER SHIP BADEN, EXPECTED from
Havre-
boxes Blu R4UNDY W1NE-Beaune-Chs. Marcy j Cte
Ligier Beair.
10 boxes BURGUNDY wINE-Chambertin-Ch Marcy 4
CITE Ligier Bear.
| boxes BURGUNDY wINE-Chss vougeos-Chs Marcy i
Cite. Ligier Belar
| For sale by c. CAvARoc 4 CO..
NIB I'm IA Royal street.
ITO ARRIVE PER SHIP LIGUER1A EXPECTED
from MarseilleS-
| 400 baskets OIL-Pagniol.
For sale by C. cAvARoC CO.,
NIB I'm IA Royal street.
ITO ARRIVE PER SHIP ISAAC NEWTON expected
| 40 boxes CHERRIES IN BRANDY.
| For sale by c. CAvARoC d CO.,
| n23 I'm IA Royal street.
| ITO ARRIVE PER SHIP NICoLE EXPECTED from
| Marselles-
| 100 boxes vERMoUTH-NoilIy, Pratt 4 Co.
| 100 :. AUSCAT, :. :.
0I :. CASTLE SOAP.
| For sale by c. CAvAROC CO.,
| m23 I'm IA Royal street.
PRANDIEs IN cUsroM-HousE STORES and for
| - sale by the undersigned-,
| $50 PACKAGES, Of the following brands:
Cocq Pere Fills.
J. A. Guerin,
| J. Cournads'
| A. Maurel,i
| Boyer
| Gaillemot,
A. seigneae
For sale by C. CAvARoC CO..
ms I'm IA Royal street.