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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-19

The State Of OhioYs. Eplraim Simmons
IlY vrtue of v"ndiwrit ofeHccutior to NE direct-
I)edand deliver ed from the of cuFnon It as ef
" ood County, Ohio. IN the above entitled cause
will offer for sqle at the door of the Court Mouse IN
PerTysbuig, on
Saturday, Mag 81. 1852
between the ours of ~ o'clock NJ. and 2 oclock r.
NJ of said day, the following described real estate TO
Wit Lot number four (i) IN The town of Portage,
Wood County, Ohio. c. W. NORTON. sheriH
J. L. PIIcF. Pro, atty.
April ~, Ni9-10w S2S5
4 y IEi,k 4 Il MII
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asrTue.o of the Toledo Blade, calls the recent
Sabbath School Excursion "ssll-ebration. -
That will answer
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zg-The General Assembly Of the Presbyteri-
On Church meets in Wilmington, Delaware, to-
day. Rev. g. A. Adams and Elder S. Hatch, of
Perrysburg, ore the delegates from this Prcsbyte-
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esrThe news from tue X ,nsas gold 'lisgings is
not encouraging. The miners nre getting but lit
tie gold. aud are suffering for The wan, Of food.
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as-rhs Psrys5urs conpiuy Of gold seekers
left St. Louis for L'avenworth City on the lith
in good spirits.
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es-The wooden factory of Messrs Wilson &
Smith, at Newark, Ohio, was destroyed by fire
on Tuesday last. Loss about 81 800
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS

which he offers at his usual fair prices believing in
the doctriue OF Giving aud let live" He does
think the accommodation should all be side
but is willing contribute his share towards wealth
ering the hard times" lie has not said to a Gus
toner Who will pay promptly once in six months
" If you have the money, you have the goods, if
not, you cannot, the manner of some is In these
latter days. but has endeavored TO do business the
Mutual Accommodation plan.
WANTED. ut all times, Butter, Lard. Egg' Smoked
Hams, Hides Sheep Pelts. Rags, Bceswax, and in
fact nything you have 10 sell even to Old lron--
Fa "mers will lind that pay the highest prices for
produ,,a and truck of all kinds.
ass- All good LUMBER and SHINGLES that
comes to ma ket is bought at good prices. To those
in want would say that you will find in my Lum-
her Yard eyerythin you want, in this line, cheap
Lumber of all kinds-Vhitewood, Oak. Cottonwood.
&c..-Shingles. " Perkins cut Whitewood and Oak,
long and short ShingIng Lath and Piastering Lath,
s. l.. BOUGHTON.
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as-Mt. Ross thinks his horse was stolen on
MONDAY night. See his advertisement.
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FARMERS, RsAo TINS /

A MONTHLY JOURNAL OF
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE.
EsrABLisHED IN lS3l.l
IOU II III SHBD FOR TWENTY-EIGHT
years in Que OF the finest wheat and fruit sections
in America IL has attained an unrivaled circulation
and has able aud experienced corr espo ndents in
ry State in the Union aud Ia the British Provinces
Each volume contains Three Hundred and Eighty
four pages and is profusely illustrated with eXpen-
sive wood cuts. II Is sent TO any address fer
FIFTY CENTS A YEAR,
In order to introduce the Farmer into districts
where II has few readers we will take subscriptions
to the coming half volume duly TO December inclu-
sive at the following rates. Single subscribers. 70
cents five copies for 81, and copy of our beautiful
twenty-five cent book. The Rural Annual and Horti.
cnifnral Directory prepaid by mail TO the person get
ting the clubs eight copies for 81 so and Rural
AnHua prepaid by mail TO the person getting up the
club; sixteen copies for So. and Rutsi Ahnn1i and
extra copy OF the Farmer for year. two for the
half volume, TO the person getting up the club.
We also oder liberal list Of
CASH PREMIUMS!
as still greater inducement 10 form clubs. Full par
tculars will be found in the paper and everyone in
teresed in the culture of the soil is invited to send
for a COPY, and IL pleased with the paper, act as
agent Specimen copies sent free TO all applicants.
Address JOSEPH HARRIS,
Publisher and Proprietor.
Nav l9. 1852. Rochester, New York.
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GROCERIES, HARDWARE PAINTS AMI
OILS, GLASS WARE g. CROCXERY.

A less than Toledo prices.
I'D POUNDS BEST ORLEANS SUGAR for Sl.
q POUNDS COFFEE SUGAR for al only
MICE YOUNG HYS0N TEA from 3 to 5 shilliugs
~ per pound.
DEARL STARCH at 10 cents perpound.
SALERATUS at CT cents per pound.
NUTMEG, at ?5 cents per quarter ponnd.
ERESH ENGLISH CURRANTS at l shilling pcr
II pound.
DRUNES- new truit--atl shiilngper pound.
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FANCY DRESS SILKS from 8 to 8 s'hIllnS' per
II yard.
ISINE BLACK SILKS. of superior quality, from
II 6to IL shlings per yard.
SPLENDID BERAGE DELAINES at l6, 20 and 20
- cents per yard.
U,LEGANT CHALLIS from Is to rs cents per
II yard.
CtooD YARp-wIDE LAWNS from C! to l2l cts
VI per yard.
r AVN ROBE PATTERNS of beautiful styl sex
IL tremely low.
GOOD MADDER PRINTS from 5 to 10 cents per
VI yard.
lime GlNGnANs- colors warranted at | shilling
II per yard
CuAwLs AND MANTILLAS-in styles unsurpass-
- ed-from $3.50 to $50 00
DARASOLS, direct from the Manufacturer, at
L ohoiesaie prices
NTILLINERY GOODS complete stock--lowcr
INl than they be found elsewhere, consisting of
BONNETS
RIBBONS.
FLOWERS.
LACE EHBROIDERIES, E
UNDER SLEEVES.
FINE CAHBRTCS
IA CONE IT'S and
DRESS TRAININGS Of all styles at toio prices.
NJULLS-Barred, Dotted and Swi.s-of all quail
~ ties
INEN HANDKERCuIEFs- 500 do.-at Ct cts.
GLOVES from CT cents to and 10 shlllings per
VI pair.
JVOSE-white and calored-from 10 cent, to 4
IL shillings.
DoMESTlCS at unparalleled low prices:-
nENIMS-best quality-at 10 ceIs per yard.
ii yard' '"A' "'''-'' ''''' p'
ErlNE BR'N MUSLINS from to 10 cts. per yard.
JIINE BLEACHED MUSLINS from Gi cents up
UNCKINGs-goed and frm-at only 10 cents per
L vard
S SHINTlNcs-'l"'-'A''r'
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GcWe have only TO add that the above pr
COS are given merely as samples of what prices
are. The rost OF our large stock will be sold az pro-
portionately low rates. Call aud will show you
goods which wonld be cheap at twice the price we
ask you for them.
ns~PRODUCE Of all kinds taken in exchange
for goods. and for sale.
We 10 EIITUEU0UTEo
corner Louisiana Avenue and Front street,
Psrysh~s Opts
APnL %. 1850,
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GERMAN BITTERS.
WILL CFrCCtCtLIy CVRA
LIVER RCDMpLATNI. Nss3luSIA zNVN :


dice tiroHic ar NerroWs D-b'.tp, listas.s ofh,
h'dnsgs, and AZ Diseases giisjiA f. uaq a aiAoi-
deys3 Iitsi or Sl1alfd,
Such as Consumption. inward Piles fuiuess of
BlOud 10 the Head, ASCi,ty ct the stomach Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust tor Food, Fulrr,s oi Weight in
the stomach Sour EUptations ,Snkingur Tuttering
AZ the pitof the stomach, Swimming of the Head,
Hurried aud Difficult Breathing rmttering at the
Heart Choking or Sunocatng Sensations when in y
lying posture pimness OF Vision. Dots or webs be-
fore the Sight Fever and Dull Pain in the Head de-
heiency of Precipitation. yellow the skin and
Eyes Pain in the Side, Rack, Chest, Limbs Sc Sud-
den Flushcs Of lcrt, Burning in the Flesh Constant
lmnginings OF Evil aud great Depression ofSpnits
The proprietors, in calling the attention OF pub.
lie to this rr pcrotou, de- 50 with feeling Of the ut.
most confidence Nv ia virtues aud daptation 10 hs
diseases for wGI"h IL Is recommended.
1tjsno now and uutried article hat ono ,hct has
stood test often years Trial before the American
people. aud its reputation aud sale ore urr,aed Ivy
any similar preparation cNtRut. The testimony in lis
favor given by prOr iuUnt aud well know ph, scians
aud individuals in pats ofhc count, is in mcnse
and cnretu' study OF the Almanac, published nnnu-
ally NY the proprietor, cannot hut satisfy the most
skepteal that this remedy is really deserving tho
great celebrity Il has obtained
Oct. Is. lSie--35lN.
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From these ngureRit viii he seen chat nesrly one
fourth OF the total deaths in hecouny are caused by
consumption to sny nothing of the numerous othcr
diseases springing from slight colds"
Do not uiiie with your health; butif suffering from
nslSn cough @, cold on the lungs, buy a bottle of
HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDi aud Won Trn,.
safely count ona cure. Thousands have done 40 nud
have certified to itswonderful effects 1905
Coughs ouen proceed from dsordcrod or dysrcr-
tic state of the stomach. in which case the terp,n,
Bitters shoud he used In ease Of weakness or GEN
eral debility ofthe system, resulting from protInrt
ed cough the German Bitters will be found u great
benefit. 60
Prepared only hy DR.. G. M.Jaekson lis rch street
PhilndvlnhiO and for sale by druggists and storLccn
ers throughout the United States and Cauaua Price
rs cents per bottle. IOct os 1,5s--oti,
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DH. HOBTLANO'S
BAEISANhsC CORDIAL.

EoR TUE SPEEDY CURE or
Coughs, Colds, I}frui,d Crop Hpar,cpsss Prom.
chts, Pneumonia Diseases Of tie Bo,csis aris,vc from
toG hcipieat CONSUMPTION. and for Tie tsii,C and,
(VGf al p0SS,'s Of Pa,ig5,t, an daua,e e2 strr,
OfUs Gttsr disease.
This celebrated preparation, like the B'ttcrs rny
be conhdcntally relied on 1t is designed for class
OF diseases more neral and more chan anv other
to which the people of this couutrv are subject
those springing tromA "Sigit coiI" That eminent
authority Or. Bell says: 81 willuot say that colds
are To our inhabitnnts what the Plague aud Isii0p
Frer are to those or other couptries but can ayer
confidently thpt they ushcriu disease of create. om
plicity aud mortality than these attcr'
further proof OF the terrible fatality Of diseases
resulting tronlR "c0wM0a cOii" may be seen hy n
glance at the following stlistc taken from the rec.
ords of the Board of Health OF Philadelphia confess.
edy Que the most healthy localities in the Union
1907 iotnI ucnthslS FhiihdcIphn, l0,aOl
Died Of Consumption, 1912
- " all other diseases, 1880 IN
numbpr
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YET ALIV E!

THE SUBSCRIBER would return lis sincere thanks
i to the citizens of Bowling Green and vicinity
for their past liberal patronage and Also inform them
that he is now receiving his stock Of new
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p. PRENTIss, assigne,
May IL. lS59-lw6S4
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SPlhTS ai rurlt.ur, Jipsi rcesiVc,'--
) rECK & HAMILTON.
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Hhpl'in3s Snjc

April q, IssS-5Ow5S2 80.
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NEW ORLEANS, August %. 1859.

NEW ORLEANS, August %, 1859.
We, the undersigned hereby certify that wishing
qualities of the different Oils which for sale pro
ceeded as follows:
We filed four lamps equal so with the following oils
with Beached Sperm Oil with Winter Strained Lard OIL
one with Whale OIL and with Cotton Seed O-the latter
being from the mandatory Messrs p Martin Co., of this
city.
The lamps were lighted at O'Clock p NJ left bnrnng
in our store The next morning. at O'clock found thai
the Whale and Lard Oils had been entirely consumed At
o'clock A. NJ the lamp with the Sperm Oil went out The
Cotton Seed Oil was sti burning giving bright steady
flame at ii o'clock A. NJ when ii put out being satisfied
with the result OF experiment. and although might have
continued burning greater length time our Judgment
the Cotton Seed Oil u.s. for lighting purposes superior to all
others being moreover free from or offensive SMELL
tsigned) POTHIER h FAUCHEUX
sel2 2I6tlm
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During the late rolling used the Cotton Seed Oil
from the mandatory Of Messrs P. Martin This
burns we'll sperm whale o-gives smoke
tirey free from offensive SMELL Although roll
ing earlier and ended later than the preceding
being much largeI used oil pre- ousy
Signed) G. PUGH.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Scoop Y D,s, x coUErs succEssIoE OF BENJAMIN
WHEHEAi1ss abe,h fKse eSdIs w 1ssss
On &. h s.!s y * AZ e:
dsce.sed inssstsse-
c.use wta Yen why the prayer Of the said psnsr
'' By order de- d q The Court,
I'LL. KELLY, Deputy Clerk, q
DruzIrnE Coun Ds DnrsIcr SUCCESSION DE BEsJA-
DEL . Nsa ,,9. Orleans: LIN KENDIg.No Issss
q d tssj.@iS ksasls. s.sas petition Ssss
s k. s Is ssssax Ia succession
AVS i dome 20. eel. gsus
aasIs: ne .s,.is pas .'s diei' petition. ''
oisio 10 : o'''' III. KELLY Dspus sre,ier.
efssE 2 {. e. SB sas s,M;;, ,s l
~ as s: ne
ten days Why shs player Of he said petitioner
'' BY order de- q q s H. Court.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEg.I Z covE Ds D,srxrcr sUCcEssIoN DE- HENRY
q r II II ESSayWs K p BEIeGs,No Is 49,
petition r is Fsss dossa les
& la Succession de feu Henry Briggs de-
eel.
ssass s ps Ii ss'n' pour les
seq ocl 8 J. L. KELLY. Deputs GrsfHer.
NOTICE TO STATE TAX PAYERs.-rHE
tsvs ns,r rSi Of the Frs second and Third kpsen
ses days 4 FEN sssss
tion ~ >~s'''i anu e''iec-
HIM. SUMMERS, .s Il
Recorder First District
A vas AUX CONTRIBUABLEs.-LRs ROLLS
81 dassessement dn Premier, Deuxeme Trolieme Ds
trfcts Represenat No is Civ Hail
pour trente jours depus Lund e proclaim tons
les jours de 10 heures A. H. usqua heurcs r. M pour az
amen ct correction.
H. NJ SUMMERS
q s0l Recorder du Premier District.
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERs.-rHE
10 CITY Hall At "a O'Clock Mondays l0t nth 2ith
Ard sls Of October Instant the i5h No
proxmo review the action Of Of
ors and 70 receive application. for relief parties who
Rolls were exposed for examination correction y tbe
Board OF Assessors in August and September the
year. $500 $3.50
The undersigned vi be attendance daily from Ioococt
A. M till O'Clock r. NJ for thirty days from the Sd inst ia
exhibit the Rolls and sppcatious
for relief may made JNO. A. WATKINS
Secretary of the Board Of Supervisors Assessment
New Orleans, October !, 1859.
A WIS AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oNsEIL
No Is City Hall midi les Lunds lie TO- IL
couran Samed lie de proclaim pour inspector
acon du Conse des Assesseu ct de les applca
lions pour aide qui e absent de h vile
in pecton correction e Cons II Asesseurs en-
Of ssptembre de cete aimee.
pau ,9u;s.s tons les on. de 70
applications pour aide qui pourront etre ia tes <
JNO. A. WATKINS,
secretae du Consel des Inspectors d'Assesseme nt
Nooyele Orleans, le ! d,ectobre 1889. oil TINS
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VENANT HEBERT.
tSigned)
A. GENTLE.

ASSUMPTION June 2, 1851
take pleasure in stating that have the Cotton Sec
OIL manufactured by Messrs. p Martin Co., and found 1t
give complete satisfaction.
(signed) A.GENTILE,
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ASSUMPTION, August q, 1859.

ASSUMPTION, August q. 1859.
During the last ling season. the Cotton made by
Martin Co.. New Orleans used for lights Sugar
Houses the Augustn and whtal plantations W. Pugh
Co., Mrs. Cynthia Pugh's New Hope plantation the
plantation of H. j. Boatner Co.. and in every respect
found equal if not SUPERIOR to either whale lard OIL
(signed) A. FRANKLIN PUGH
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !,
City Hail. September s. 1889
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans
[ No. 1909.
Roeed That the seventyve thousand dollar she
asd the same hereby appropriated by Common Council
urer in part payment required upon warrants Of The
urmproler for the purpose Of procuring acting
inch cast iron pipe five miles 20 oh cast iron pine for
the erection houss for said force pumps laying Of
Of water may be furnished for the extngushnept Of ias
Cleansing the .eets and aiding and promoting sautay
diton Of and around the city ri New Orleans
be furnished and evered city II New Orleans 10 ac
cordance with specifications file in the office the City Sur
to be the City Surveyor at the head Of Canal
and that the laying of all Of said shall be arranged
py a6a aaaer NE des0n q said City
lied into contract with parties o furnishing and
delivering TO the city the aforesaid double pumps and pipe
to DO paid for and out the Aforesaid seventy
five thousand dollars appropriated and In acc-rds CO With
-. . President Board of Aldermen,
Signed) CHAs q. WALDO,
Approved April FL l iss Board of Assistant Aldermen,
tsigned) GERARD sTITH, Mayor. q
given thn sealed proposals will be received my until
MONDAY the 24h Of October 1859 at IL O'Clock NJ fer the
following contracts. to-wt:
l. Of an iron building on the levee
opposite Canal street. for the steam Of the city
2 contract the furnishing one mile of cast Iron pipes
valves, etc., for the city water. works
contract for furnishing placing double-acng
ing gallons Of vaef an hour together Win the boilers
chimney, pipes, etc.; the whole complete.
aa Aforesaid sonscts to be In with
office. 80 " $3.50
se6 I'd GERARD sTITH. Mayor.
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ASSUMPTION, June I, 1853.
certify that have used Cotton Seed Oil for lighting my
Sugar House, and consider 1t equal any fish
used-it giving clear light and less trouble than
whale oil.
tSigned) VENANT HEBERT
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COTTON SEED OIL

iUT'TUN SEED UIL-
The undersigned sole agents of the BIENvILLE COTTON
SEED OIL MANDATORY of Messrs. P. Martin 4 Co.,
have constantly hand large supply of this superior article
which ready to sell the favorable TERMS As
will be by reference the suboned certificates the
has been fully tested by planters and merchants give
their unqualified approval.
BLANCHIN Il GIRAUD,
No. A Old Levee.
We have established depots at the following places
V.MAURIN, Donaldsonvie.
vARALDI 4 PHELPS, Paincoutville.
A. PERRIN, Thibodaux.
DUFRESNE HUNT, Bayou Goula.
ROTH, DEBLIEUX 4 Co., Plaquemine, and the principal
Grocers in this city.
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SUCCESSION OF LOGAN McKNIGHT-PoSITIvE SALE
Of an Elegant Residence in the Fourth District Offering
hrs rate opportunity to purchase Beautiful DweipE with
Cultivated Grounds adjoining the reside Of H. Short
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
O'Clock NJ at the ST. Charles Exchange ST. Charles street
by virtue Of an order of the Hon. H. Morgan Judge
Second District Court dated Sept ed 1889 rendered in the
matter OF the above succession. will be sold
The beautiful residence Of the late Mcknight ESQ.,
situated in the Fourth District Gate Laaye in the square
bounded by Coliseum Gate Plaquemne seet Washington
Pryania and Fourth Streets
The ground contains nice lots measuring 26 feet AZ inches
street. thence l9 feet deep line parallel Coliseum street
thence SO feet line parallel Fourth street. thence @ feet
AZ inches line rae to said Coliseum street and trence
point of beginning 125 61
to said Fourth street.
The house cottage built elevated feet from the
ground containing large parlos dining on
the first oor and the attic with pans china closets store
room, etc., etc.
The yard is we'll paved. contains large cistems with
powerful force attached and enence
TO render desirable both as to comfort and elegance
The grounds beautifully laid and planted
shrubbery fruit and shade trees every portion is in com
plete order. " $3.50
The property adons the elegant residence of R. H. Short
s, now IN the course Of erection and other beautiful dwell
we'll settled neiehborhood The plan on exhibition on
the stand Of the Auconeers in the ST. Charles Exchange
k1- TERMSOnehird cash, balance one and two wears
in eqal install nents for notes secured by mortgage on the
and cent til final pay men paid AZ maturity I'm
poyemens to be kept insured and policy transferred to the
Executrix. - "
Parties wishing visit the property do SO by applying at
Act Of sale before W. H. Peters, Notary expense of the
purchaser sa26
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Ss.ssSM5H EDS HOUSE-No. FRONT st.
p<-S1-sNS~ between Common and Gravier

ED takes this methoa of returning thanks his friends and
patrons for favors and socs continuance of tba
feeling confident Of bsng able please those who NAV
favor him with their patronage He wishes to inform
them that it his intention of Luncheon them on anv r
the following superluous delicacies-
Soft Shell Crabs: Little Neck Cams Goldfish boiled in Chm
pague Turkey Bazd Pie; Teal Duck, Olive Sauce Rat de
Bots, anx Champgn'u ohicken Ia Grapodiue sandhIl
Crane, Current Jelly Flesh Goldfish Lobster Sauce; Aurora
Borealis Soup Venson Cranberry Sauce FROZEN CHocO
LATE. PYRAMIDS OF SOFT SHELL OYSTERS ON
A POUND CAKE
Though his table constantly under the waight
other good things is needless them kind
OF WINE HE HAS ON ICE as the answer, We
Just ont is not heard in this house. quality they are
second to none which fact has long established.
N. Bile cuts Cheese csrves Turtle once week
= SELF I'm EDWARD PROPHET Proprietor
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N OTTO Il.

For the present. all Cotton delivered Presses we will
have compressed at the Tyler Press
seS 2p6t6n REA 4 CHURCH,
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SUCCESSION OF BENJAMIN DDYLE-POSITIvE SALE
OF desirable Country Seat, in the parish of Livingston
BY ROBERT ARMFIELD,
AUCTIoNEER.
O'clock NJ By virtue Of an ordsro the Honorable P.
Der a. 1859 rendered in the matter of the succession
the ST. Louis Exchange ST. Louis street, Charities
and Royal streets. will be sold
CERTAIN TRACT or LAND, containing % 10 100
acres bounded north and eas by lands owned lately owned
H. Harvey and west by lands owned Tor lately owned by
McMcheel and Eliza Carr.
Also TRACT OF L AND adjoining the above containing
fifteen bounded north and Tor lately
owned by j. a. Harvey south by lands Tor lately
BY j. Harvey and Carr md east by lands owned
proveme is thereon consisting of story Cottage Heuse
containing four Cabinet fine garden two
acres in cultivation.
kJ-TERMS-Cash.
Act of sale before George Wells Notary Public at the
expense of the purchaser oil 10 II "a, nos
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- ~ ATTENTION !-YE MERCHANTS We
~lA3Steamboat and Hotel Caterers, ye Restaurant
ak&W Keepers. and lastly. We Epicures Joe 2. NJ
49, RER1A,s Mammeih Barraaria and Mobile Bay
OYSTER DEPOT, No. 10 Front and Nos. IS and 90 Fulton
street is ready reception orders for the fn
cam Sagn The simple Of Joes being post will
bs guarantee of their being with the
Puhctt':iity as heretofore sn9S l.,