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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17
Parson Brownlow True as Steel.

The KnOrpaie Whig is the journal outside
Of St Louis in the slave States which stands
boldly aud squarely up to the defonce of
his Government, supporting the President
vi hout polish and without reservation. In
the paper Of 'hn 18th, Brownlow says:
Wo have looked tho matter full in the
face, and wo arc still on tho side of the Co.
ernmonl Wo shall take sides with the
Stars and Stripes, and in the face of all the
bullying aud clustering of Disunionists, We
indorso the action of our Government -
| ,sult after insult has been offered, without
resentment. on the part of our Government;
and worse than all, deliberate purpose TO
march on the Capitol at Washington, by
the Rebels of tho Southern Cnnfederacy.
has come to ligh', and il is tho duty of the
Government 10 defend it, until tho Potomac
runs with blood to its mouth This army
called for is ready to defend tho Capitol, in
part ut least.
We aro glad to 500 IL, as mnch as We
d precate tho shedding OF blood II dem.
Onstrates the fact that We have Govern.
men:, and we say let that act stand out
before the world in bold relief, ifh takes a
scvcn Years 10 demouiirdte 10! .4H this ought
10 hare occurred under buchanan, months
ago. and ought 10 haze occurred nnder Lin
cOia weeks ago, bnI better late than neUer.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17

esrOn one of the ferry-boats that ply
between Newport and Cincinnati, are two
Irish laborers. One of them, Pat. is hump
backed The other day, Mickey, after eye-
ing Pats deformity awhile said:
"Pat, II yer head wur turned round the
other way. begorra an what fine full chest
ed have"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17

FLETCHER WEBSTER The course Of this
gentleman has been peculiarly magDani-
nous us we'll as patriotic IIe is removed
from q lucrative Office by the Government
in one day, and on the next is out with a
plan to raise regiment to sustain the Gov
ernment that removed him. The blood Of
the patriot grandfather and patriot father
asserts itself funmistakably in tho living veins
OF the living descendant.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17

As-The heart that Is true and warm has
no dialface with hour marks and ear marks
upon it; like a woman Of thirty five, 1t never
tells its age.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17
es-Lord Chief Justice Kenyon was CO

es-Lord Chief Justice Kenyon was con
spicuous for economy in every article of his
dress. Once, in tho case of an action
brought for the non fufillment of contrsc' =,
on large scale. for shoes. the question
msinly was, whether or not thoy were we'll
and soundy made. and with the best ma
terials. A number of witnesses were called.
one Of whom, being closely questioned,
returned contradictory answers when the
Chief Justice observed, pointing to his own
q oes, which wcrs regularly bestridden by
the broad shyor buckle OF the day: "Were
the shoes anything like these :" "No, my
lord" replied tho with ts; "they were u
great deal hotter and more genteoler." The
court WAS eOnyulsed with laughter, 10 which
tho Chief Justice heartily joined.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17
CHE Jeffersonian Democrat
Is PCBLIsusD EVERY FRIDAY MoRNINo. Ar
CHARD0N, Geauga County, Ohio.
Z 4 N ST.

Vhs' dirs"tly oser the new Store of Wilkins &
hrHry, nest side Of The Public Sgayrs.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

LAW FIRM,
A LFRED PHELPS g. Albert G. Riddle, com
~ posing he Old Law Firm Of Phelps g. Riddle
and Alfred Phelps, II have formed Il Copar,uership
connection for the Practice OF Law, under the
Sarne ol Phelps. Rdd'e & Phelps, at the old Office
ef Phelps & Riddle where they viii attend 10 all
law business which may be entrusted to their
care ALFRED PHELPS,
ALBERT G. RIDDLE,
ALFRED PHELPS, JR.
CharAou, December OH, 1859. 5lTtf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17
Matrimony y in France.

A married Fronch woman is in every re-
spcct tho equal of her husband he is not
her lord and master, but her friend. mon
ami" IS the tito by which she addresses
him. Tho law may require her to love him.
to honor him by virtuous conduct, but not
TO obey him. He has, indeed, q certain
superiority in the management OF their com
MN interests, but her rights are none the
more etfaced for that; in certain cases her
concurrence is indispensable, and she has u
deliberate voice with an absolute veto. She
roma us the mistress of her whole fortune.
by m king a reservation respecting her
personal property. The husband apd wife
are two partners who club their capital for
mutual advantage, but who kecp it distinct
in their &c :ounfs. to facilitate any partial
or cnmp,e d;sso'u ution. She can mako her
|, aud leave her husband without a sou
Uf hors; II she die intestate. her property
in some cases slips completely through his
fingers. She must will it to him, for him 10
be safe and sure. TIE profits arising from
the industry of the husband and wife, and
the savings they may be able TO put By.
from a common stock. to The ha'f of which
the wifu is entitled. The law places such
confidence 10 her, that. in tho event OF hor
widowhood. she, bv right, is the guardian
If her children. Between brothers and sis
ters there exists perfect equality as TO the
rig Is of inheritance from their father and
morh~r. IL tho parents are inclined to dis
turb this equality, or to favora third person
to the prejudice of their children, the law
fixes limits to the power OF bequeathing.
A Fronchman cannot put of an offending
son or daughter with shilling. nor can he
imp0vcrish his neglected family by leaving
largo sums TO charitable institutions.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17


In the Paris Court OF Correctional
Police recently.a lady by no means young,
advanced coquetiishly TO the witness
stand to give her testimony.
"Whal is your name %
"Virginia Louistatol."
"Your age ?"
"Twenty' fve."
Exclamation of increduli:y from the
audience.)
The lady's evidence being taken. she
regained her place, still coquettishly
bridling, and the next witness was intro.
duced. This Was a full-grown young
man.
"Your name" said the judge.
"Issdore Louistatot.
"Your aye ?"
"Tweniy seven"
"Are you relative Of the last wit.
ness %
al am her son u
"Thunder !" exclaimed the magistrate,
"your mother must have married very
young"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17

ns-why is the end of q dogs tail like the
heart of a tree Because they are DOM
farthest from the bark.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17

as-John Bell has gouo over to tho South
shook and line."
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17

Il. c. GRIER,
Attorney at Law aud Solicitor in Chan
ceTy Also Prosecuting Attorney and
Circuit Court Commissioner for Bay County.
Office in the Court House Building.
Bay City, Mich, March 18th, 6l 554tf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17
RATES OF ADVERTIs1NG

SESAL ADVERTISEMENTS will he inserted de fol.
towsi-ao cts square, first insertion; each sub.
se9uent insertion, 25 cts. squlre.
BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at
the fol llowinr r,t,s. " - ~
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17

lf paid in advance, ,....,.4.l,.".."eIb 50
II not paid within the year, ............ 200
tJ-All kinds Of merchantable produce taken in
payment at the market price
'.'No paper discontinued until all arrcarages
are paid, except at the oplion of the Publisher.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17

Il. CREIGHTON,
Book Bin der and Blauk Book Manufac-
turcr,
Herald Buildings, CLEvLANn, o.
D. rBlank Books Ruled aud Bound to Order
Old Books Rebound. 526tf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-05-17

Adjutint General.
By order of the Commander-in.C Chief.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-13
STATE OF LOT lSlANA,
PARISH OF RAPIBE,;.

Succession Of Friedrich Baltic. deceased.
Dt'KStANT to an order Of tn Hon. TIE
District Court, in and for III" Parish aud
STAT aforesaid and directed to the Sheriff of the
Parish OF Eapdcs b arin' datr Tn" 3tl day Of
August. t-59, will s"li At III 'BLit AUCTION.
ta the highest bidder at til" Co"r Of the Court
House r. thu town of AlcXau"r!a, On
.S,turlay, tie leM day Of May 1851,
al tn, right. tito and interest of tn Succession
in au, to IN, following ,i,>,rihrl property to-wit
one nrcrn woman named LOUISIANA. ?@'d
about - wears. and her three children, one about
wears DID,. one about p years old the other
about 4 wear old.
TERMS II i$H. according to law.
Sb.gjt-s Office. Alexandra, La. April 18th
I-fI W. J. NEAL.
.,rIy,l. Mrs fec $40 80 Shrlitf.
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Note Lost.

DETWEEN the LIST and 10Th Of August, 1850,
- on Little River. Rapdrs parish, La, mote
drawn to our order (and due Both March, l'to')
hv J. ". johnson, with credit on the same
March "a. of $3.50 Oo said note has been paid TO
ms in full by the drawer and all persons are eau
toned against trading for the same.
aI}-It WM {. TONPkINS n Co, y. y.
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Notice 10 Payers of Stale and Par
issi E'a1cs ;alt; licenses.

v'HE undersigned having qualified as Collector
/ Of State and Parish IatcS assessed tor tie
year 1860, and State and Parish Licences for the
present year l-6, is now prepared to receipt for
Taxes and issue Licenses to all those who have
not received them.
Traders and Pcdllcrs might find it to their in
tcrcs to call = my ofic" or on my deputies, W
". Smart or Il. j Hutchins and arrange their
dues at once. In default of Licenses being pro-
cured, shall in every instance seize and sell
property to satisfy thu same
al persons indcbtcdf r state and Parish Taxes
are requested to hold Themselves in readiness to
pay the amount an: 70 myself IL d'putir-, other
wise property will be- scized and sold to pay and
satisfy the same without exception.
W. j. NEAL, Sheriff,
ja2G, and Collector Of State and Pirish Taxes
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ct. JOHN & burgess bes4 - .. TN
- ton of their friends to their -, sleek "
goods xiz: some fine goods Guns az. Rifs-,
EIcys' Gun Wads, Elcys' Caps, a Iar~c' nd COM
plctc assortment of Pc vder Flasks, Shot HlIc1rs
and Game Bags; all OF which we offer quite cheap.
New Books, Nemes,s, &c, &c.
Our stock of Drugs will be found complete an4
large having been selected with great care. 4
An assortment of Toys to arrive in : d.
two. Fresh Garden Seeds and Flower BID
Fancy articles, great variety. tk&
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! HEREBY forrwarn all PERSONS from trading
J. fnr q draft drawn BY me. on the 10th OF March
1861. for one thousand dollars (Slro0) on 5. @.
Nelson & Co., of New Orlrans, in favor OF j. r
GOmon.
The consideration for which II was given having
failed, my merchants were notified not 10 pay 81
accent. which request has been complied wi n.
~, G. MASON LONG.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-13
NEU FIRN
NEcFI>ON a lSiHSter,
~ Jewellers,

TrgHOISE HOTEL. ALEXANDRIA, Ia.
MIR MrEYOY b,gs TO inform his friends aud
vi tho public that hr has entered into partner
shin with Mr.. II. Bic~trr, grnr man OF first
rat, ability in his profession. and that h"r'aIhT
the business VIII be conducted under the above
uauc.
Having increased faciiiti". we are prepared TO
DO all kinds Of Watch work with dispatch and IN
tie BEST manner.
We will keep on hand a select assortment Of
fine. JEWEIRI. WATCHES, CLOCKS, and
FANCY GOODS. q TLERl, PISTOLS. %c..
every article of which We will warrant to be- rs
r.prrsru, {; and hop" by strict attention to huNi-
mess To- merit the confidence Of tn" public. Jf2
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40 Runaway from the residence Of Hilard
Sk Ray, in Aloxandria, OF Saturday last
~ negro boy hv the name Of BILL GREEN
bTTuncing to the Estate of john l.. Davis. 4
liberal reward will b" given for his delivery in thu
%mish prison Apply at this Office. spl3
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3 HEREBY give notice 20 all that have lrit
I Gums, Pistols, &c, at my shop for re-
pairs. that unless the same are called for within
thirty day- from this date, they viii be sold to
pay for til" repairs.
5pI&-2,- II. Mccoy.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-13
ELECTION NOTICE.

NELECTION Of the qualified voters Of School
\ District No, 4, Parish Of Rapids, will be- hr!d
at thr Court House in the town of Alexandria, on
Saturday, The 20h day Of 1prh lDGl,
to ascertain whether tax of Two and ou'-'uurth
Mil, upon the dollar shall he levied upUn all the
taxable property within sail district for the pur-
pose Of building a School Housr. This percenti &c
viii raise tn" gross sum Of about four thousand
Eve bundled (Si,I0dj dollars.
Thos. in favor Of sad tax viii vote For tho
Tax" thosr not in favor of it will vote
against The Tax"
q. tt. II. DROWN,
j. WALkER,
L. l.. FOX
no Commissioners OF School District No. 1
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$50 ESI[NAEsD


ENRON my rcsidrucr, vt Pointr Na'grr settle
4 mrrt, about seventeen miles from AIeNan-
,!Tia
Iron GRAY Mare
about Sven war, old. about IL hands high, and
branded Is. ). on one shoulder. The ah"N" r.
ward will be- given for the delivery of sand maT"
to ft.c or to John Svmtz'mburg IN lincrlIle.
apl.i-u+ 1t Benz. IL - k'"rNS'
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-13
E.~C0vc-y 0f "cCTrtrs, Ar.ns-'ESSO
Murdered EOM is;,N ~ iu ;hc
Woods.

Woods.
We have Ia our possession several sam
piles Of murdrrous INSTRUMENT, some Of
iargr number, of which the following ac-
count is given by the merchant i'll Wash
iugton Civ who haze them for sale. He
saws they were brought to him by a man
Of tie maine ut Bailey, who lives some
where in Fairfax county, with instructions
- sell them He says Bailey informed him
that hc found them sccretcd under a pile
IF i,aecs in the woods, or in SOME Ou-buii-
ding, There were about two hundred III
ihcm all nearly hundred and fifty were
deposited for sale, rs above stated.
The weapon it-af il in form Ike tom
ahawk, except that the part opposite the
blade is beaten ont into a strong spike or
spear, slightly curved inward, and trrmi-
mating in sharp point, The blade is five
inches long and three mclFs wide at the
edge The spik, or spear dart is four
inches long. \ stout handle Of ash wood,
ESQ feet long, il very strongly inserted and
occurred by jaws -iN and . half inches long.
The handle has Il rim around the end TO
prevent it from being drawn through the
hands of the holder. The metal is consid-
crabiy rustcd by the exposure.
Altogether, these are fearful weapons for
a hand-to-hand encounter. Their nHmbcrS
and their secretion, and the weapon itself,
indicate an extensive scale Of murderous
purpose, and point 10 the agents expected
to be employed.
Whether there are other military deposit
tioms, We know not. But circumstances
have been mentioned to us which VIII Jus
tifv distruSt. Mysterious and suspicious
lookin, boxes have been received here from
the North. and taken into the interior. In
quirv is already on the track Of some Of
;hcsc But the discovery OF such deadly
weapons under such circumstances and III
such runbrrs as above stated, Il OF Itself
sufficient TO wake the utmost vigilance OF
,ur people. Who ARE these, that while
good men sleep, are collecting i'll our for
est, and 10y hundreds, the instruments of
Wholesale murder!
4 soldier who served at IIarpcr's Ferry,
and brcaua. familiar with the weapons
captured la JOHN Browns mountain depot,
says that the appearance and tn" finish OF
these battlr-axrs, and of the handles to
rh.,n. arc precisely similar to those oi
browns pixies. Like them, also, thos" do
got contain the name Of the atrUclous man
rf;rturer
We have deemed it due to the public to
a..i>r known these facts, - revealing the
rucr-.itv for a greater vigilance than We
t...r Vet DISPLAYED, and for adequate mill
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u I Z d :

On tn 27th day of March, l-6l, ENEM"Nn
DENT, only SON Of En.m"nd VI. and Fannie NJ
Wrii> aged eleven months AMI twelve days
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-13
CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICE



ME PROP RECTOR ct the OySrTrCTION
4 newspaper takes this occasion of return
his thanks to his former friends for the liberia
with whichihry supported him while conduct
the RED RIVER AMERICAN, and would inf,
them thathr is agaia candidate for their ia
and encourage
he material IN thr 'ONSTITTTIOSAL ofic
utr,ry ur~ AM of tie w best quality, am
rttort she'll be- spared to t2rcute all work il
neat q manner ~ i csn be- done ia the State,
At rs r,a-ofaJ,. rats ~ il can be done on
New OIicans.
Hoping to ace the familiar faces Of AL his
friends, and Is many new ones rs possible,
says TO them that be viii always be found at
post
10 ADVERTISERS
Tho COySTlTI'rTOS has tie largest circ
ton of any paper in North Louisiana, and it
consequently bc found an cXc&licnt adyerti'
medium. 10 his former patrS:s, botl, at h.
and az ~ Orleans, 1t Louis, Ncw York, III
delphiq and ctl.r ci:jrS, b. t'udcr> his sin
thanks fer past tayors, and hopes to merit
tinuauc" of jhn same,
No N,uh.m advertisements inserted
!rss a~cnmp.aI,t with tn cash, OF arrang,ln
b mad to settle TO- tho SAM in New Orleans
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-13
MILLINERY BLADES GOODS
They have also secured the valuable assistance
Of TN experienced
N1ilIinei. and Dress MHhcf-

f.om Nrw Orleans. which conjoincd with their
own services and other assistants, enables them
t, offer to the Ladies greater facilities for cIccu-
ting work in the Millinery aud Dress Making
linz than any other house in this State outside
of New Orleans.
Every rejecting Lady will really see the great
advantage Of having her Millinery and dress ma
king done at home fyou send to New Orleans
you know not what will be sent you; you are not
present to make selection, aud you must keep
rh,, X sent you. H,rr YOU have the advantage
of making your own selections, and of having
your work dom exactly as you wish it, and that
hv parties whose interest is to do it well aud IN
an entirely satisfactory manner. The evidence
e.. thi, is, that our store is daily crowded with
Ladies' who have experienced thu b.n'tit Of home
,ladc. apl3-tf
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Independence Of Louisiana I
FIRST IMPORTATION! -
DIRECT FROM CUHA. q

The undersigned would respecrfuliy arnoG
to the LOVERS of FINE CIGAR, tha- he liz
nst received direct from Havana lC 900 Cigar
Of the choicest brands, such as REGH..fA, La
FAYETTE, CEYANTES, etc, etc ~ md
test their quality.
fcb2-tf s. ". \ II
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;3<H FINE Castor OH, bleacbcd -,
1t;y, nv WI, with geeat care for f,mily n,,rn".
Z t'sIS Powders and Soda p P~gos|
oWn Putting up O" i0"deT|
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-13
CEHEROMEESCUREI

khsIf
In unfailing cure for Seminal Weakness,
Nocturnal Emissions, HHpotsHcg, Loss Of
Poirer, Pains IN the Back STONE in the Bfadder,
INSTRUCTED and Difficult NcnstruGtion, and att
Diseases caused By deriaiimg from the Of nature,
and iadaiging in Se!fPot!ation.
BY the Us" of this Cure" all improper dis
charges are removed. thu weakened organs of
Generation are speedily cured, aud full yigor IT,
stored.
Either SIX, contemplating marriage, should re-
fleet that a sound mind and body are necessary to
promote conuubial happiness
In the " Cherokee Cure" the poor, drbiiitatrd
worn down and drSpaiiing drvOtre of SENSUAL
pleasure, viii find relief
1t is safe and pleasant in taste, but immediate
in is action; containing no mineral poison, but
: prepared from pure vegetable extracts, in the
form Of delicious syrup.
Pricr : per Bottle, or three bottles for 81. and
forwarded ~ express To- al parts of the world.
So!d by"H respectable Druggists ,rcryuhere.
POTTER q MERWIN.
SOLE pROpEIEToRs s. L0ais, no.
- Sold in Alexandria by all Druggists. and
by all dealers in medicines in the South.
.Jno. Wright 4 Co., Nrw ORLEANS wholesale
agcutS. Feb. 23-iy
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ATTENTION III

NJ A. ZENKER Il CO, would call the at
VI. trution of the Ladies, to their beautiful
Store ON Second Street in the new brick building
adjoining the ''COnstitutionaf' Ofice, where they
have Just opened splendid and carefully selected
stock of
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ss.sS REV AID.

EAKEN from the upper side Of the Court
i fl"ts" square, on saturday night ihr 2"ih
last a BAY HORSE, about II hand, high, no
marks or brand rrcollvctrd. The h"r~" had "n
at the time an English Saddle, | will give the
above. reward To- any one who will rsturn bin to
me at my Plantation on BAYOU Robert about tour
miles from the town Of Alexandria.
f.l-tf !. ROUTti WILLIAMS.
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u . Q II, SASH AND Bill y u
MANDATORY,
Alexandria. la.
CLIFTON & WILLIAMS, PEorEtEros.

HAVING established iroor. Sash and Blind
Il Mauutartory in Alexandria. the under
signed would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Rapidrs and adjoining parishes, that they are
prepared To- fiji all orders for
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
that their friends may favor them with, Al as
cheap rates as such wolk can b. donr in New
Orleans
They ar" also prepared To- furnish Moulding
Ha>r and Cornicc dressed mp" in the mos; fin
i<hrd style Hoping 10y >trirt attention to bust
rrS>. AND GOOD WORN. ~ merit the patronage
IF a.l hu.tcrs, We Subscribe ourselves.
We can -uriac" plank ~ inches wlr and r.
saw .uInhr. by angles, making 1000 f.rt ont Of
one.
JanG-I-iy CLIFTON & WILLIAMS
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cGIsTs AND APOTHECAhf
AIEXANDRIA, LA.

- ST. JOHN g. BUZZ
r;n,.s, &c, Of superior quality.
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=. AnoABLE and Ready prrn.r.
= nt.JsAp's Infant Carmipa,ive 'V pa
y in'ans's. w: eholic. &c. viii -. iof {
l,,d afford Instant relief WI Will Keep al
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or JoHN,s EXPECToRANT' for
colds, &c, viii be found 10 DC al
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