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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
nARM FnR SALE d milns from

harm LANDS FOR SALE IS miles from Phila-
T. delpllia BY Railroad, i'll the State OF New jersey
Soil among the best for AgI iculturai purposes, being a
good ieaIa soil with 4 clay bottom. The land is a large
tract, divided into small laIlns, aud hundreds from all
parts of the country are now settling and building. The
crops produced are large and can be seen growing. The
climate is delightful, and secure from tf"sts. Terms from
SIS to so per acre, payable within four years by install
ments. To visit the ~place-1cave Vine street Wharf at
Philadelphia at : n "A. m. by Railroad for H'nmonton,
or address h. J. Ryrncs, by letter, Hammonton Post OF
fee, Atlantic County, New Jersey. See full advertise
ment in another column. Jy45"bm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
Estate of John N. long.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed and qualified Executor Of
the estate Of John \. Long, decd, late of Delaware
CO nty, O. All persons Interested will govern themselves
accordingly. HENRY CHRISTIAN,
August 10. 1S5o.-*7t. Executor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26

DERsONs wishing to establish Manufactures in
a new and thriving place where BUSINESS Is guou,-
See Advertisement OF the ssaleplent era
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
Yhe Secret I~nfirDIties of
and MAEN

JUST PUBLISHED, Is, 9Th THOUSAND;
GDGA FEW words on the rational treatment
rSS Il without meuiciae, OF SpriInatuTlhca, or 10
EAAcai Weakness, Nocturnal EMISSIONS, Genital ana
-SNervons Debility Premature Decay of the sys-
tom, lmpotency, md impediments to Marriage generally
by B. DE LANEY, N. L.
The important fact that the many alarming complaints
originating in the impruicnce and solitude of youth. may
be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, is in This small tract
clearly demonstrated and the entirely new and highly
successful treatment, as adopted by the Author, fully
explained, by means of which every ono is enabled to
cure HIMSELF perfectly and at the least possible cost,
thereby avoiding all the advertised nnstrums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis aud post free in a sealed
envelope, by RENTING (post paid) two postage stamps to
DR.. b. BE lANNY, SIS East 3lst Street, New York City.
August 5, '59-*3m. ms
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26

GRAPE Growers can carry on treir business
VI most successfully at HIumOItnn, free from froStS-
some forty Vineyards set oct the past season. See adyer-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
Estate Of Gilbert Smith.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed and qualified as Administrator
wGh viii annexed Of the Estate Of ebert Smith, deceased,
late of Delaware county, Ohio. All persons Interested
will govern themselves accordingly.
August L., 1559-t3t John LATHAM
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
Grain Drills.

T50R sale, the cheapest lot CT Grain Drills ever
L Offered IN this market. VIII sow all kinas OF Gram
aud Grass Seeds, and distribute il equally in the ground.
Price from SO to $50.
Aug L. 59-fzm &C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
no TIE FARMERS OF
Delaware ana Adjoining COMMITTEES

XO &&4E FARMERS OF
Delaware and Adjoining Counties.
Il stantIy keep on hand
Grants Patent Premium FP Mills.
These celebrated Mills ave iRken he First Premium for
.He sixth time ~ th- New York state NaricgIUlraI -
tnt III -ta,e fairsin PENNSYLVANIA ant NaryIaDd a. tn
fa o. tHr Nrchtit'c$ fBStit u". New YORK, and a lsrre
NUMBER oil county FAIRS, Including The last
DELA WARE FAIR, 1885,
They have been repeatedly tried and the principal upon
winch they operate thoroughly examined hy commIitrs
appointed fr iEHt purpose, and in every Instance have
neFh iecitre" 81. triGf Ia any that isYP c0sneiu compete
ion with them Wherever thcy isare hem exhi. lied taev
iS4s, a. / nav nsrer p"en awarded HltSec9nd prrmigm.
h'tSe VI us are hrIt'ved 70 ne the oniT ones ma unfacturrti
hti ; I'll at 7"Frrn The WhrIr perfectly clean AT ol,
opera 'Hfl.tn SlIG irttthe Chess. CocNle aud Smut at the
lime. they Will thoroughly clean all kinds of Grain
seed ny running 1t through srtce.
Iss III t'rrI#ls. = 0rSniaushap and finish al these. EiUsa--
lar superior ~ any in rnuThct. tn j.. Rrtnss Al urtsd ana
AiiiSacd rqEaltp Factory AlaclGier,. 50 thai q DO, can t;ru
49, y IN lh'F'Gt -tst Ne pa il seven SriVvs 10 eaeU
Ni.i ana ~IrittH tncin superior 10 Ans HoSln use. Gail
ana see ideH a. the Delaware Agriculture NnrAs.
DIS y ere. FabrJtrF II, Ia9-lt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
Something New!

$. w. LITxEIaL q SUIG
TrAvE received a fine lot Of Knowles & Harvey's
II Patent FRUIT JARS, which are ah'ld OF anythGhg
in that line ever b fore offered 10 this people Of Delaware.
Some Of the advantages Of these Jars are
list, That there is neither risk nor trouble in closing
them up. ~, That there Is no cement, wax. sorrows or
troablesome ANtures OF amy kind used ahopt thvn, sd,
that fruit " IN not break them, and they Gnu, with care,
be used for years without getting SojlaJ orott OF u-der.
But we say 10 every rcudor, call, examine aad b. con.
WINGED by your owu observations.
July s, t5o-Atf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
G. ID.

Perfect Watches
MADE 81
R. J. WARNER AND FRED. MARSHALL,
OF LONDON,
Unsurpassed for Time and durability, having received
the appreciation OF the
Royal Polytechnic Institute Of London.
Prices ut Retail from SlGO to 500 The Trade supplied
ON Liberal Terms.
Diamonds and Fine JeVvelry
Constantly Oh hand at Wholesale.
W. EVtRlcON S. ITH,
No. Is MAIDES LANE,
aug. e,'59-*1y New York City.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-04-20
WOODLANDS CHERRY EXPECTORANT,

THIS REMARKABLE REMEDY
ROUND
a Q Z r T a N GU r. Z
FOR
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Group, Bronchial
Affections, Consumption in all its stages,
--~-aHd in every Disease of the Lungs
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The Deck OIL

Answers as cheap substitute for raw l-lnse
is suitable for every description Of painting, ;
colors except white or extreme hight shades.
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9lt6-Q)rItans lirtttOrp.
DIR. James Dispcnsary,
NJ = II-TUW-WIIr 81 81
Between Royal and Bourbon Streets.

80. - CUsTON-HOUsE ST.
Between Royal and Bourbon Streets.
NEW ORLEANS
Lselrs. ri,toHf Mrc1rg. Hnraurs from Bastuc,s.
Elpusars ~ Fftsis nth re Hss ~ N0clu D1ac1rrroi
EfHoi,ss a cure Gs1rdHfloi rt.4 rtfhin fss I0,rer
~ Bsaiaiics.
fIuiE unparalleled success. which ha-attcnded these
Bemedirs In an parts of thg Intci State. and Eu-
rope the many remarkable cures thew have effected
which were Pronounced mCurahle rs the most eni-
nent Physician. iu-tde- me IN oHs-ina them 10 the
confidence " che unfortunate. The following are
some Of the diseases termed Private" al Of which
these remedies permancntly eradicate, -: SG,tRis,
G1HorrAga. Glssf Pereicl A4srions n F.aaiss Noc.
frHo' Eailszi0Hs. however complicated they may he:
diseases &c the BIC. uGt Ions Inflammation N IRE Bod
Or an,i Eid7Vs Rb0fH,af,m. Hui-0r.Hr Cigrsrs H.
ri0rs. and an di-rs-c- Of the skin.
STRUCTURES cured without the use Of the Bougie
1T JAMES would also call the attention especially
u those Who have privately and Improperly injured
themselves In that secret and and solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind. uniting them for business
society, via. Constitutional Debility Tup1tsncy-
The following are some Uf the sad and melancholy
ness 81 the Back and Limbs, Pain ia the Head. Dun
mes of VISION loss 81 Muscular Power Palptstion
81 the Heart, Nervousness. irrit3hlty. symptoms Of
Consumption, etc. Mentally. the fearful effects on
the mind are more 90 hr dreaded Loss 81 Memory,
Confusion 81 Ideas. Depression 81 ~pnts. Evil fore
hoings aversion 20 society. Scltl'i~tru-t. Love Of
solitude. nndity. etc. some 81 the evils produced
an persons afflicted with any Of the above Symp-
toms should not Gail tn call on br. JAMES, and be at
once restored o. perfect health Let no false dehca
cy prevent you. hut apply immediately and save your,
4slf from the awful and dreadful consequences Of
this terrible malady Weakness % the organs imme-
dately cured. and nill NiEor restored.
Y. S-Pgr-on- residing out Of the city, or cannot
visit me personally by giving particulars u their dis
ease iu a letter. and enclosing fee Of Ten Dollars
will have the Remedies Of disease sent Co their al
drc-- enclosed u small paC kagc and concealed from
/ observation. No communication noticed unless ae'
companyng the fee. ~ the numerous correspondence
1 Of the Doctor f1rhd-.
| Consultation held strictly confidential.
| Address DIR JANIS,
Medical uispcnsary, No. 3 Cu-tomhouse street, BE
| tween ROYAL aud Bourbon New orleans.
! Nflr ORLEANS. Jan. 1850. l5ly
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DIRECTIONS Observation-Disclosures OIL.

This oil being Of penetrating nature, the tenden-
cy is to collect any dust dirt that may have secr-
ted itself or accumulated in the various defects or
imperfcctions in the machinery. Therefore. where
other O has been used, the machinery should be
thoroughly cleaned; and it may hc ne9~Sary again to
clean 1t of. after applying our OIL
Where machinery Is kept CLAN the southern oil
Companes Iulricating on will be found superior 10
any In the uSe Of any oil, II Is important
| to KEEP YOUR MACHINERY CLEAN.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-04-20
Press Room New orleans Commercial Bulletin

clean. and freely penetrates the smallest OIL holes.
Signed r. Il. SHERMAN.
Foreman of the Press Room.
Press Room New Orleans Commercial Bulletin,
December Is. 1855.
hereby certify that am now using land have been
for some time past ihc Machinery Oh manufactured
10y the southern OIL Company and find 10 superior TO
the best lard OIL and fully equal 10 sperm The Ion
ger use it. the more am pleased with Il.
ISi-ncd.l JOHN Il. ALEXANDER.
Foreman Of the Press Room.
Delta Office New Orleans
December -. 1855. (
Having used the Machinery on furnished bv the
Southern oil Company on the press of this office. for
two months take pleasure in stating that il h. entire
ly free from gum heat. and altogether the best
oil have ever had ia the press room.
When the oil first applied IL collected all the
dirt which had accumulated, since which it has kept
my press perfectly clean and bright.
am satisfied there is no better oil for uhrcatinC
than that furnished mo 10y the southern oil Company.
and intend 90 continue It's use.
ISIgued.' II. NcMANI'S.
Foreman of the Press Roam
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Backgammon BOxes.-Chess and Chess
Boards.

fine assortment OF CHESSMEN. DOMINOES,
BACKGAMMON BOXES. CHESS BOARDS. DICE and
BOXES. etc
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL & CO.
No. Go Camp street
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Foreman Of the Press Room

True Delta Office Press Room
New Orleans Jan. IL. 1859 !
Having been testingthe Machinery OIL made and
furnished me by the Southern OIL Company for two
months and having adopted it, exclusive use in the
Press Room for three weeks past. take pleasure in
stating that find il equal TO any oil have ever used,
and shall continue its use
The OH is entirely free from gum-kccpS the ma
chinorv cool and clean and is in every respect salts
factory. lSigned.l RICHARD W. HARPER.
Foreman True Delta Press Room
! concur in the above opinion
T~ipnedI WILLIAM c. DUNN
Ash tom VI,
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t. tho Agailts u The .Solthcra OIL Company. Ne0 Or
t613S-lt.3f Nr-l haE" been using very extensively
upon all the machinery belonging the Plantation
viz: sugar Mil and Engine Draining Wheels. Pumps,
Saw and Corn Mills, the oil manufactured from rosin
10y the southern OH Company, and find 1t IN every re-
spect preferable To any other. have also used the
Wheel Grease and the Navy Pitch, and for Plantation
use know no other equal in point OF economy, dura-
ton and service.
am glad To notice the success which attends the
efforts Of the Company and believe that time this
new branch OF industry viii rival almost any other
among Us. With the immense pine forests which
abound throughout the south, II viii e dIScredItable
to people If they do not convert It into sources Of
almost untold wealth. Surely the South should en-
courage every effort looking her industrial enfran-
chSement from the North: and in no branch of man
utacture the promises more brilliant than in this
The appeal should be brought home 10 every true
Southern patriot and believe it will be responded to.
Your obedent servant.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-04-20
Patent wheel Grease.
The Paint Oil

This is valuable and economical article, special,
adapted for use ON Cart Wheels and kedyy gearing 4
Sugar Mus
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-04-20

The Machine OIL is fully guaranteed when purchased
Of any recognized agent OF the company. When or
dcrs direct from parties out of the city,
they must be accompanied with the names Of their
merchants or agents in New Orleans
G. c. BOGERT & Co
Agents for the Southern oil Company.
No. -, Camp Street New Orleans
n. h. SMITH.
Resident Agent, Mobile
Netr OrleaTN Feb. 1859. lS-lv
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TO PUT OVER YOUR HEAD.
There can be no Greater Blessing than good
TIGHT ROOF
THE SALANAlDER ROOFING CEMENT,
Manufactured aud for sale in N,,o orloar

INHIS material is positively fire and water proof. and
i superior to all other roofing for economy and
durability. IL can be put any root, not too steep
Tor a man 20 work on. The work Is simple and easy
amy man can do IT, For buildings where heavy ma
chnery is used. it is much preferable to a slate.
Put mp IN barrels with printed directions. &c.
Address. CHRISTIE
Builders Hardware Store, ia Camp Street.
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TUHIs REMEDSJs an Anodyne Expectorant, sooth-
i ing and balsamc IN its nature, and signally pow
erfu IN searching to theKeTy root OF disease, by its
mild and Graduating action oIl~l internal and Pull
monary affections, rendering cure an absolute GER
tainty; and now frequently prescribed by enfsent
medical men in preference 10 the ordinary medi->
elnes IN the United states PharmacopRa for such af-
fecuons as the following letters amply demonstrate:
NEw ORLEANS, April 9, 1855.
Dear Sir; The public generally are fully aware Of
the thousands Of remedies for diseased lungs under
titles of sarsaparilla. Pills, Plasters, Linments &c,
that are daily brought to their notice through the
newspapers 6y way of advertisements Nv object i'm
writing this note for publication induce the pub
lie, or at least those who afflicted to use one that
contains articles Of real ues in Pulmonary Diseases
am conscious that IN 50 doing am acting unprofes-
slonally and derogatory to the interests Of medical
science and the regular Practitioners Of medicine.
refer 20 MOODMANS CHERRY EXPECTORANT,
which is scientific remedy that l have used with
used by physicans amy ,S M psi fS'i n b
The Proprietor and Inventor of Woodlands Cherry
ENpectorant has in his possession CAS- letters, from
every section of the country-parucularly from the
valley of the Mississippi and the Southern States
each and all most Mandatory of its Curative Proper
ties and the permanent good effects every variety
of Pulmonary disease, which has induced him to
bring Moodman's Cherry Expectorant more prom-
neny before the public than otherwise he intended
10 have done.
In offering to the world preparation whose intrn-
SIC merits have been fully attested by numerous I'M
fortunate sufferers from Coughs, Colds, Influenza
Group and Bronchial Affections, which, if neglected
m the early stage, terminate in Consumption, the
Cherry ENpeCtorant is Of too costly nature TO
rant the Proprietor in advertising extensively Is
done with host of useless quack medicines, which
possess no merit hut the merit to deceiveths lnfa-
hhle and Invaluable Remedy for all Pulmonary Alice
tons, &e &c- must on its own merits alone super
sede all others.
Woodman's Cherry Expectorant is prepared with
pains and care, combined with an intimate knowE
edge OF the therapeutic action of medicines on the
human body, and so chemically blended with the
most valuable herbs and roots, that in Indigestion
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and Wind on the Stom-
ach ITS effects are Warm, Aromatic Genial and Tonic
In Asthma Il gives instant relief In short there are
few internal affections that do come within the
pale Of les curative properties.
Read carefully the Pamphlet around each bottle.
For sale by all respectable Druggists, at One Dollar
per bottle
O. q. WOODMAN,
Corner Common and Magazine Streets.
New Orleans, La
Nur Orleans Dec. is. 1855. left
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Playing Cards

large supply of the celebrated manufacturers
PLAYING CARDS. at reduced prices. Also, a beauti-
FIJI quality of Playing Cards for Clubs. WHIST and
EUCHRE PARTIES
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL & CO,
No. 60 Camp street
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NJ. j. BRENGIER


New Orleans. November ), 1855
have thoroughly tested the Machinery Oil manu-
featured by the southern OIL Company. on the slides,
wrists and journals Of the Commercial Press, and find
It IN every respect superior to Lard oil, and fully
equal 90 any oil have used machinery. II
goes farther than Lard Oil and is entirely free from
gum, and keeps the Journals cool. | consider It al
together the best luhncator have used during my
experience Of fifteen years engineering, and shall
continue It's
ISimedl HENRY INGRAHAM.
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CLOTHING.
n. .H.1IIRD Il CO.,

Nos. 5s 60 Canal street corner Of old Icvce street
NEW ORLEANS
M + have lust opened new assortment OF fresh
w Fan ant Wisier CofIig Of variety Of qualities
~ "hd patterns which we offer for sale &C very
We shall receive throughout the season continu-
Gus supply Of new Goods keepn our stock constant
ly replculshed with the latest fashions.
slack French cloth Fr0ck Coats
Iulored do do 10
Black and cglored cloth P1ltot- and Frocktces; Fan
=! oats Pants aud Vests. with and without
Rag ans sack and Overcoats: long ami Shor, cloth
ti"ak-i Fancy Cashmere Pants Of various qualities
Black Due~itin and Cashmere Pants.
Colored and Black Doesi,in and Cashmere Vests.
do do SILK Vests
DO do Velvet Vests.
do Union Cashmere Goats pants and Vests, with
and without side bands Bl,.t Union Cassimerr
Coats Pants and Vests
Assorted Goods.
White and Colored Shirts for mon end boys. Ne
Iiho flahnel and Caution Flannel tndcrshirts and
D "liIe ana colored cotton and Merno Socks
'I'a''' Neeh les stocks. Linen and silk Handker-
ghiCis. Buck Beaver. aud cloth Gloves Suspendcrs,
Umbrellas Trunk Naliscs, a. &c
lnua hunher o'ercoats, Cloazs, Ponchoes Leg
Childrens', Boys & Youths, Clothing.
tt ILL., hi'Ik cloth and Cashmere Paltots'
Goats, liagans, sacks, Oyercoat- Talmas: Black and
colorcd silk Vests.
n B.-our sizes embrace every AGE from FIVE years
up.
Plantation Clothing.
Having introduced improven,ents IL the make OF
3sH IlaitAu"h ,lothing We are enabled to offer 90
tanteIS foods that are superior 20 ANYTHING We have
heretofore Manufactured, either as rer,- the quail
ny 81 the siuh- OF the strength Of the sewing.
We now have on hand largo assortment Of Ker-
sey Coats, lined with thick Ker-ey Kersay Pants.
lined throughout with strong brown cotton Red Blue
and Grey Flannel shirts Hickory and Brown Lowell
Shirts. an Of which comprise eyt,v 81. fr mon ana
boys, Frocls and Joseys and cotton and flannel shirts
Of all sizes for women and girls We also keep an
assortment u Heavy Blankets heavy Wool socks,
black and white wool hats, glazed bats wool cans Sc
n. BAH orders sent to us will H., filled with the
greatest care aud dispatch.
=. MALARD co.
leans.
NEG Orleans, Feb. u, 1859. 21tr
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Crescent Oficc, No. 20 Camp strcet,l
New Orleans. Dec. % ISIS I
have been testing the southern oil Company
Machinery Oh on the Press of the Crescent for over
two months past. and IN my Judgment II Is the best
oil have ever used. There Is no tendency 10 gum.
and keeps the machinery cool and clean, and pene-
trates the oil holes readily.
About two years ago tined an oil made from EoSin.
and recommended for luhricatng purposes, which
gummed and heated So that was compelled TO cease
using II. This failure gave poor opinion Of RoS-
in Oh and Il was with reluctance that tried that
made by the southern Oh Company. The result Of
this trial has entirely changed my opinion A. found
II, as above stated, the best have ever used.
LSigncd.l G. A. SMITH.
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firgt-it will within hve minutes from its applica-
ton remove thn pain nom tho aeYurcat Burns. ulis-
tara ~ ACalda it will also remove thn pain and ~
Cont Nc-uoloreux. Piles, kheumailsul, 1900 ,,r
suolnuaa.
HNi'fIAi ANlifNiA Ntliilt'itiAAf'lN
H will preserve hfa matirr how severe may b. the
iniufy unless the HFery b. burned and Consequent
lV anV sore 20 Inflammation.
ThrdaW Will heal Burns or Wounds, Ulucrs or
sores ~ any Kind, wrfu1ur sctH
Fuurtha@lt ueuiralires and destroys poison nom
plants ferflea Insects ur rahtid animals
NiNhaW will wherever applied, prevent mortihca=
huus amt n uld Wuundss wherever modification has
commenced 70 will arrest the disease aud cure the
wound even where the flesh has already dropped
away. q win restore the part o. its natural state
siathaif Broken iimha when sot he we'll wrap
ped up iu The aslvo no inflammation, swelling or
pain can occur. anil the huuea unite and become
strung WIth astonishing r1pIdiiy.
Huvenfh-When The bowels are painful or iuHamcd.
tho Ettrartuf. veil rubbed upon thpn will Afford
relict and esuse e movement even when castor Oh.
IslHp and az other medicines have failed.
Eighthalts use n pnfiectlv safe iu all cases 10
never can da harm Che system will alsnrh No. more
than s necessary to repBr t n will noe conflict with
any medicines that may D. taken internally.
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H.P BUCKLEY,
line Watches, JeWeIFy, SllVeFWare, SPectacleS efc

No scamp street,
NEW OR LIE cans.
Particular attention given to the repairing Of Watch
and Jewelry
NeaO Orleans, Jan l6, lsJ9. l+ly
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MAUNsEL WHITE.

Houma December G. 1855.
M +. ". C. CJOk. NCc Of}cqHs-Dear Sir-The
Machinery RosIE oil from the southern oil Company,
you in October gave entire satisfaction. Jour
mails being free from gum and heat
For sugarhouse purpose II will DO well "a lumna-
ting oil. Thanks for the barrel sent me yesterday.
Yours respectfully.
IStgned NJ. J. BRENGIER.