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BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS

The original medicine established in 1897 and first article
OF the kidd introdu ced under the name of Pull
MoNc WATERS" in this any ether country all other
Pulmonis Waters are countertets The genuine can be
known by the name BRYAN stamped on each Waters
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Bryan's Pulmonic Waters a
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Relieve intipient consumption, lung Diseases
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Bryans Pumonic Waters
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Are adapted for VOcalists and public speakers
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste
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Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one
No family should be without a box OF
Bryan's Pumonic Waters
in the house.
No traveller should be without a supply of
BryaD's Pulmouic Waters
in his pocket.
No person will ever objeot to give for
Bryan's Pulmopic Waters
Twenty Five Cents
JOB NJ OSES. So { Proprietor. Rochester, N
Sold by WHEELE X & CLARK, aLa F KoBIYsoE Kenosh
all good Druggists. lyls
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Important Expedition from Fortress
Monroe

Philadelphia, Aug. 27.-The Baltimore even
ing papers have the following:
Fortress Monroe, Aug. 26.-The expected
expedition has sailed under command Of Gen.
Butler, and consists of the frigates Minnesota,
Wabash and Pawnee, the gunboats Monticello
and Harriet Lane, and several steamers. pro.
pellers, schoonera and barges The vessels
carried over 100 guns and 1000 men. Destina-
ton unknown. Com. Stringham and Co.'s Max
Weber and Hawkins take part in the expedi-
ton
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.sieaU advertisements.
Taken UJuo

HPROKE into the enclosure of the subscriber in the
ES town of Pleasant Prairie, about the 22d day
of August, inst, Three YEARLING HELPERS, Tive two
year old Steers and two three year old Seersa more
or less spotted red and white No particular marks
tced. The are requested to call prove
property, pay charges and take then away. 4wl2
Pleasant Prairie, Aug. IS, 61 WM WADDELL
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4 grIcnltural TIectInr

The Third Quarterly Meeting OF the Kenosha County
Agricultural Society," will be held at the Hall of soci-
ety. in Bristol, the I'd day of September next at
o'clock P NJ, to make arrangements for holding the enc
suing Fair. J. NJ LELAND, Sec,
Bristol, Aug 18th. 1861
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The Indian wnr.-Quite an excitement,

The Indian Wnr.-Quite an excitement was
created throughout the State on Monday evening
by a Geographic dispatch from Horizon, that a
party of Indians had killed fourteen families and
burnt the town of Kekoskee, some seven miles
from Horizon, and that an Indian army Of 800 war
riors were marching on Horizon. 1t was said that
all the women and children had been sent off from
that devoted town and the men had valorously
gone to meet the Indians with such implements of
warfare as they could muster. 1t has turned out,
however, fortunately, that but one family was
killed and thatin retaliation for the shooting of o
pony. How many persons that family was COM
posed of, or whether they were men, women or
children We have not been informed
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EMPLoYMEST-The Erie Sewing Machine Company de
sire to secure few Travelling Agents, upon salary of
70 to 90 dollars per month"; and expenses or commits
sion. This is opportunity seldom offered, and those
who choose co" Itant business, rely constant
employment fer term of years Address Erie Seeing
M0chfae 20. JAMES, General Agen:, Milan Ohio.
6m37
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THE SLAUGHTER AT MASAssAs.-A private let.
ter received by gentleman in this city from re-
latives in Savannah Ga, states tnat mutual &C.
quaintance in the Oglethorpe infantry OF Savan-
nah, who was in the Bull Run fight, writes that
the forces at Manassas have already buried 1000
bodies, and are still at work. So many dead bod.
les are strewn around that the cir is infected and
pestilence is feared. From the character and po-
sition Of the writer full credenee is given to the
nsws-Cleveldnd Herald
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Well Tried Corporation

In the equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash re-
spouse to losses the PHOENIX stands pfe-eminrptIv
at the head Of its profession while its extensive prac
teal, and hrst-cass business system Of local gsuces
not eXceled by any similar corporation in the world
assurances solicited, and polces issued ana renewed
in this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
z. G. DURANT, Residena Agent.
Kenosha, Wisconsin. swI2
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THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN

THE HEALTH AM LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually peril if mad enough to neglect O,
mareat those sexual irregularities which two thirds OF
her sex are more or less subject
pR ms PILLS prepared from the
meia winch the inventor, CoRNFLus L. C1Et sEMAN NJ
OF new YORK has Tor twenty used successfully
extended private practice relieve thout pa
all disturbances Of the periodical discharge whether
from relaxation suppression. They like charm in
removing the pains that accompany dhcut or
menstruaton and the only safe for
ushes SICK Headache Pains in the Back and Sides
Palitatlon of the Heart, Nervous Tremors Mysteries
Sgasm Broken Sleep and other unpleasant and
effects Of unnatural condition the sexual functions
In the worst cases Of F2or ILLUS Whites, they effect
speedy ~
10 wives and MatPOns
DIX. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered as the only safe
means OF renewing interrupted menstruation, but
LADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND
There IS one condition Of The female system N which IKE Pills
cGInot De taken Uhout producing Pee ULL4R RESULT
The condition referred TO is PREGN4NCYt result MIS-
carnage, Such IS the irresistible tendency the aece 10
restore me SeTuGt functions to normal cOndiOn
reproductive pOlUeT Of nature cannot resist H.
Explicit directions stating when they should usedyyb
each boxhe Price One Dodr each Boz confa MN, 50 Ps
valuable Pamphlet, to be had free aents Pills
sent ~ MAJ roHptg by enclosing price to the Agent
py druggists generally X. i. HuTCHINGS,
Proprietor, 20 Cedar-St. New York,
- Sold IN kenOsha by +. ROBINSON,
lIOm,5OI And Druggist! Everywhere
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WE would call the attention of those suffering from
Consumption, Bronchitis, &c, advertisement in
another column of this paper of important discovery
for the cure of those diseases, introduced for the
8rst time to the American public by Messrs Leeds, Gill
more e, Co., of New York. yol2in4I.m
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SP GR.EE .v'esTRs ES.
Post flee EGtTaa.

In accordance with the instruction, CT the Post Ofa
Department having in their pos session post
age stamps of the Old STYLE reques ed exchange
them for tie stye recently issued within six days
from the date OF this notice. After the expiration the
time above mentioned the cid style of stamps will not
received st this Office in payment Of postage.
kenosha, Aug, 20, 1861. NJ. FRANK, P. NJ.
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Hon. .goseph Holt in ERostou.

Boston, Aug. 27.-Holt, of Kentucky, made
Union speech here today, in the course of
which he said he nowhere heard the word COM
promise, which was now only uttered by trail
tors SO long as rebels had arms in their hands,
there was nothing to compromise, He conclu-
ded by saying that it was vain TO toll at the
pumps while men were kept on board boring
holes in the bottom of the ship.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-08-29

Post Office Noisce.-Post Masters in this Uicjnity
can have their old Envelopes exchanged for the Neao
style, if sent to this Office within Twenty days
Kenosha, Aug. %, 1851. NJ FRANK M
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Suppression of Secession Papers

The following has been promulgated from
Washington. If carried out, it will act as vir-
tual suppression of the newspapers named
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, Aug %.
The Postmaster General directs that from and
after your receipt of this letter none of the news
papers OF New York city which were lately pre-
scented by the Grand Jary as dangerous fro m
their disloyalty, shall be forwarded in the mails.
| am respectfully,
Your Obedient Servant,
lSlgned L. b. TRoTT,
Chief Clerk.
10 the Postmaster of New York.
The papers included in the above order are,
The Journal Of Commerce, N. Y Neacs, Dan
Book, Freeman's Journal and Brooklyn Eagle.
The popular indignation against Northern
Secession papers is becoming so strong that it
cannot i'll all cases be restrained. We are not
IN favor of violence under ordinary circumstan-
ces, yet where a man persists week after week
in outraging the feelings of his neighbours bv
the publication of reasonable matter, by the
abuse OF his friends and by the laudation of the
enemies of the country he can blame no one
but himself if he becomes victim to that cut-
ragged feeling
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The State PrisOncrs--SuspensiOn of the
Habens Corpus.

There are now some twenty state prisoners
confined in Fort Lafayette, New York harbor
and more have been arrested at Washington
but these latter being females, IL ii uncertain
as yet what shall be done with them. The
Administration, in ordering these arrests. and
in holding its prisoners despite the law of habea5
corpus, has evInced the instinct Of self-preser-
walton in no ordinary degree, and exhibits a
Ygor and promptltude of action worthy of all
c0mmendaton IL is notable fact, moreover,
that these are the first estate prisoners" under
the Uuic4 States Government Those con
fined in Fort Lafayette are
Charles Howard, William Gatchell, Charles
Kinds and John w. Davis, Of the Baltimore
Police Commission.
hessrs Alvey, Lyon and Smith, Baltimore
conSpirators.
Robert Muir, bearer of dispatches.
Thomas S. Sheuell. negotiatOr Of Coufeder-
ate bonds in Europ.
Charles Kopperan, who was Major OF Mis-
sissipp troops at Bull Run.
Pierce Butler rebel informer.
Louis D. Bebian, bearer Of dispatches.
Samuel Akin, Of Sloat's Sewing Machine
COmpau- for purchasing army supplies at the
North.
Charles ii. Tyler, officer at Bull Run.
j. g. Berret, Mayor Of Washington.
There are also some prisoners 40 Fort Ham
Navy who threw up their con missions last
"2s. 20 serve the COniederacy. For, McHenry,
'Iwnre, has another lot, the principal ore
'.a,u Is Marshe Kane.
iat 5,! OF rebel women Is already quite dla-
.n31isHed Mrs. Senator Gwn, at west Point
has probably been arrested ere this also, prob
ably Mrs Senator SidelL Both are elegant
women, who led in fashionable circles at Wash.
ington for years, and whose influence has al
ways been rs bad politically as il was powerful
personally. There is also Mrs. Phillip Phillips
and her two accomplished daughters, wha kept
house in Washington while the husband and
father was i'll the rebel service Mrs. Green
how, widow of the former Librarian Of the State
Department, etc. all of whom were rebel in
formers. There are several other women an.
der arrest caught in the act of carrying letter.
and important documents across The Potomac,
concealed III their cloths.
The list o." state prisoners" opens suspicious
ly, but there is room for its enlargement and
the work being now begun, we may expect
further arrests OF an equally distinguished char.
acter. Between the Government and the peo-
pie, the traitors will be taken care of hencefortf
until the war is over.
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OCTOBER PPOINTMENTS
DIR. w. G. PRICE.

AN ALYT ICAL PLY ICIAN
Late of Buffalo, Y, can be consulted at
KENoSHA. City Hotel, on the afternoon of Tuesday
and during WedL esday, the 10th and 10th October
Racine, Racine House. eth of October
Waukegan, Office at residence, 10Th and 2Tth Sent
Woodstock, Exchange Hotel, 10th October
Principal Office, Chicago, III.
Observation-Disclosures, H., where all letters may be
sent.
DR. PRICE devotes his whole time to the cure of SSro
futa, rheumatism, Fits, Nervous hfaIasEIYS
teInafe DifficnitEes, Consumption Throat
Liver, Heart. and all Chrome Complaint Our prac.
tee, founded op truth, of years standing DIFF
fers from all others, trling with human existence
sacrificing life by experiments. We know upon examin
aton the cause OF disease and remedy needed to remove
it, not by guessing but by knowing No posons or harsh
medicines TO njure the constitutions but mild and eff
cienti no making sick TO make WE'LL tearing down TO
build up, abandoning business starving, giving en-
enlargement without prospect coming to be
seen again. but honest in dealings, fr ou opin-
ions, moderate in our charges regular every few weeks
in our Wits We invite investis aton claim to know
everything, or to cure eVerybodydo claim reason and
common sense and to out of saido be in
durable We particularly request those who have tried
this scientific doctor, that respectful physician boosted
and advertised medicines and doctors until worn ont and
discouraged, to call upon costs nothing as consult
"'h Is lree' iyls
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ROCKET BATTERIES AGAINST MASKED BATE
RIHs.-Rocket batteries are suggested as means
to drive the rebels out of thir masked retreats.-
Those used in the British service are propelled
through thick iron tube, the fuse being cut to
burn n given distance, as in the case of shell
to the rocket is attached pole from eight to ten
feet long, which, coming in collision with any OBJ
ject has the effect in starting the rock ct in the OPP
site way; in the meantime the projecte is vomit
ing perfect sheet Of liquid flame, lighting up
everything for mile around, and igniti1g every
thing of an infammable nature, while the dense
smoke arising therefrom will cause the best dsc
plined soldiers to leave their guns and flee in search
of pure atmosphere 1t finally terminates in a
shell of the most destructive kind
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1t will be recollected that John G. Breckin-
ridge, during the extra session ofCongress pre-
scented peace petition purporting to come
from Niagara Falls, and fully signed. 1t is now
ascertained that the petition was got up pr-
vately, and that not boy or man of Niagara
Falls can be found who signed it. There is no
more loyal place in the country than Niagara
Falls
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The ATLANTIC MoYTHLY.-The September
number of this best of American Monthlies has
come TO hand, from the publishers, Messrs
1fcknor d Ficlds. Boston. A glance at the list
of contents will satisfy the most difficult literary
taste, that it can here find mental Publication
The following il tho list.
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Country orders will receive prompt attention.
KENosHA, Wis, Aug. %, 1861.
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AXER-S
Ague Cure
ToR the SPEEDY cu,,

eV1s o. II
Intermittent Fever, Z Fcve,
Rc'nitt-nt Fever, Chill P.,.. ~,
Asue, Periodical Hcadachc.s..ss I|
Headache, and Bilious re,..' s'a
for the whole class Of di.e.... 'sesa
mating in hillary dcranseue,, sfsi
by the Malaria Of 'minsna,ic eo.s.
No n remedy il louder called ~
necessities Of the American peonls y. W. .!
and 'afc cure for Fever and Au ,"a' linn
VIC are now enabled to Offer, win ssa
certainty that it will eradicate ,hs RptF@
and with H4"''rsnrc. founded nn ,,,. s'',~
no hay.n car, arlse from IL u,r IN r"M' INT
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That which protects from or n,v,,,,. :.
disorder must lr " immca.e SEW" ~
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risk "loch h. mus. run IN ~y;o.4n, ..'~ N
hi" bnlcf'l d'-'c:npcr.> This "Crr.""3
th" 'nlaNn,tic potion Of Fryxn ~, W.
sfrom the syttcn and prrv,n.. IN. ss'
'cnt OF the d''ea'c, II taken On the i,a y
preach OF its p%rcmonltorv sym .,,ou.
not only the best remedy rvyr vct ll,..N
FOR this cla>s of complaints, bu, i. sn
'hcspcSt. The large quantity We sunni, "
! dollar brings il within tho reach e
i;ody; and i'll bilious di>.ri. ~. cbr,. r.'"f
y -A|uh prevails. very po.ly .ho,Ll ~"
md use II freely lnth jur cure and ,n,.s..
1t i. horr'' this price will place i, WIKI. y
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:rrat superiority Of this remedy ~,
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ain cur. If Intcrmittcn,s is, that +, .os,. =
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lrrr. no qninism or other injuriou. 4
hntrver upon the constitution. 1ho., !.
y it are left Il, healthy u, il ,h~v hid NV
nd n: disease. ~"
Fever and .Aynris not alone the ,ou,eo...
: th" mia matte p"i~"'. \ grrn, v.r;..,
disorders mri>c from ii. irritation, anon, Nm
:te Neuralgia, Rheumatism. tout. lI.,a,.s.
iiilnd 's~. Toothachc. Ears.he, (.atarrA. Al
ma. I,lp,tasion, Painful Affection - i.
p!sen. Hys;crics, Pain IN tho Howell. (or.
'ayalvsi;. and Dcrar cement " the S,o..I
IL cf which. when originating in .shi, c,,,
~! OH the intermittent tyre, or become mia
cal. This "Crrx" cxpel' the po;.oa d.
h" blood, and consequently cure, ,h,m N
'lik'. Its M invaluable protection 10 iuni.
rants and persons travelling or ,.,asm,nl,
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fiction, TINT will b.. rxrrcfcd from ~ .,,a~
snd Cannot accumulate in suth, !. \, or,n,;,.
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yer suffer from int,iln'tt-nt'. il ,A,v MI
themselves Of the protection this .s.a,i, Z
.ords.
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Oyncs SOUTHERN Mutual INSURANCE. Co.,
Baton Rouge, Fob. I, 1861
As meeting Of the board Of Directors, held this
day, Il Mas
Resolved, To pay ssper cent interest on tho %outstan.
ding Scrip 6oA Per cent. to stockholders on premi
ans paid BY them for the year ending LIST Februa y,
1851, and to declare . dividend Of tty per cent. on the
nett earned premiums Of tho Company for the year
ending 3lst January. 1851, for which certificates will
b issued on and after the lat day Of March next.
Il ras further Hesolued, To redeem the outstanding
scrip for the year 1858 on presentation at the Office VI
the Company.
HThe Stockholders are hereby notified that an
election for ten Directors aud 6tteea Trusrces, to serve
for the ensuing year. will BE- held At tbs Office OF the
company. on Thursday the 18th Of March, 1871.
F.E, HEBERT,
lob Is Secretary.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
narish Of West Baton Roupe.

stxSn DISTRICT COURT.
In matter succession Of jacques Molsison deceased,
No. SIS.
WHEREAS va'mont Heb.rt As Parliamentary E.r.
w cutor Of the estate Of JaQues Molaison Dec.
has died q provisional TSblsau and account Of his
administration in the same.
Notice is hereby given that all legal opposition to
the Homologation Of the same must be 6led in the
Clerks once Of this parish within thirty days from
the 6rst publication thereof.
". D. C%HMBERILN, Clerk.
Clerks ONCE, Feb. 9th 1861.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES Of 4 FAMILY prr.u

arc 50 composed tina, di.ea.c within III. ,ny, !,
their action can rarely Withstand or ,,sds ,hen,
lhr'r penetrating properties search, and ,,,sas,
and 'n''yorate every portion Of the human oir.s,
I'm. correcting its diseased action, and r.ssa,
Its healthy Wit !i,ics. A. a consequence II dr.
properties, the invalid who is u bowed down vA
pain or physical debility is a..onishcd to faA N
he-lth or energy restored BY = remedy =. WI, =
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday eonpslls
Of every body, but also mrny formidable =
dangerous diseases. The agent below sans1b
pleased to furnish gratis my American Alsass.
containing certificates Of their cures and dssrtsn
for their use in the following complaints: ls6a&
ness. Heartburn, Headache arising. from dss~kvI
SO. ch, Nausea, Indigestion. Pam in a,d Na5y
inncfio" Of the Borels, FHtmhenry, Lnn Of ~
kt'. Jasn'd.ce, and other kindred complains,
arising from a low state Of the body or ~otsrsp4isa
Of its functions. They are an exc, lent altrsdw
for the renovation Of the blood and the 1,asn.
ton Of tone aud strength to the system dehln.A
BY disease.
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RHINE WINE.

THE undersigned would sa to his frenas and I"
l. the public generally that he has just received n
n.w supply of White and Red Rhin. Wine, of quality
L,nch superior TO that received last year. The rnb-
lie NAV rely upon this WINE being the true aud actual
juice Of the prape, as 1t came from the vine yards on
the Ehin".
a. Call Ind trv 1t.
Tlaqucminc, serl5 GABRIEL BlFHLER.
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STATE OF LOUISlANA-PAklsH OF EAST
BATON RoUCx. Feb. LIST, 1851.
Be L remembered, That on this arst day Of Feb rua
~, 1861, before mo the subscriber, = Justice Of the
Peace in and for the parish aforesaid, personally ap.
peared Vim. 8 Pike, and r. +. Heber,, Secretary Of
the southern Mutual insurance Company Of Baton
Rouge, who being duly sworn according to law, do
depose AID say that the above accounts are just and
true, and . transcript from the books Of said Com.
psny.
fsieusd.l wv. 8. PIKE, President.
=. &. HEDgRr, Secretary.
sworn to and subscribed before mo, this first dsv
Of February, 1861.
jSigned.l Pa. WALKER,
Justice Of the Pssce.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
RAroise Dc Quest Baton Rouge.

COUn DU SlxlRMH DISTRICT.
paus l'Adaire do ID Succession dc Jacques Molsison,
deceeds. N. SIS.
A TrENDU que valmont Hebcrt, CONNIE E1scuteu r
n Testamentaire. dc Ia di;e succession, > &c jour
s%nresistre un tablsau provisoire 81 compts de son al
minixtration dams IL dite succession
Avis est par les preseates dounr que toute opposi.
ton legsle . rhomoioEation du dit compts ct tabl.au.
scit e~nregistre ~ bureau du Grefier de cette pa roisse
dams les trente jours que suivront IL premiere publ,
cation de cette avis.
". q. CHAMBERLAIN,
feb ., 1861, Grehier.
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Now ia Store.
bills bi.Sulphate Lime,
10 bbls Polar whale oil, elsav
70 bbi's Castor oil,
10 " Iinseed OILY
200 lbs White lead,
10 dossn~ Chxmpsgne,I
70 " C1aret.
5000 choice brands Havana cigars.
20 900 German cigars,
90 casks Scotch Ale,
, bills Blue Lick WareE,
choice Peach Whisky
2 Monongaheaa Do,
IS different kinds Of French Brandy q
A,6arsnt prieea,
80 dozen Barnum's Fluid Lamps,
% reams Wrapping paper,
so boxes Chinese FIR e-crakers.
Allthe above articles are offered At New Orleans
Ties, either for cash or on credit
Ed. bcaEL, Druggist