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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-05
5neAP COMMERCIAL CVHHH7' -
DobDna's ,o... constantly Day and Evening
of camp and Common s'S''
' y !. Elegant and Spacious Iron Building
View Orleans.

.,u,sea in fs32-Chaf,si;.s vim Conna,ercini,
Iature Of Wechanicai and LITERARY
Agricultural
Dep ralIsrs has, by its Osn merits and '9oT ~
otgn, Prpos P,,n endowed State Colleges OF tais ana
NJ N South Western States. I 49,, ! -
..,,e,d college in The Cntse n.lssS. n, attention to
hYss l:.nc,;on u qualified before graduating - -
sns .us .nv set of Books it matters not Tlas 'ns
sssp an5 ~ -. NJ and do the Correspondence q
business .a aA' stndents can attend the CONNER,
sny aousv, ns,o n the Literary or Agricultural
elal C0a,'s u. ~ psumanship, Arithmetic or BOOK
eouiss, :, ~ tha English, French, Spanish, GeF-
AsspIs a atm or Greek Languages, IeiesfaPhlns,
Y, MI ars,nhy I penmanship, Bookkeeping Or Fhe
bigher Mathematics, etc, sepal"ss ss ~, tso,.o,5
We have ample arrangements ioF 0"s ''0'S'''a
,ud.nt, during the current year
as,.f;,s of attending this cehesei
!. ~ stodent saves much time and money
>. ~. there are are special Professors and Apartments
j. assb branch and all things are taught ana
nraetised as in business
f''' psya.ssHIp is taught as SCIENCE, tand
=. . - n;fst;opl hence all can easily learn. We
hvs one Of the most distinguished penmeh ~
u arm GRADUATES are sought BY business
M and NAV be found as Principals, Book
Essners and Clerks, in large portion OF tue
p,.ls nj pasiness Houses OF this city ana over
The sostb. They receive $1,000, $4,000 or Sa0oo
H. s.ram This education is the best fortune
parents can give their sons.
lin. The DIPLOMA OF THIS COLLEGE ls pass
mott over the commercial world.
5.h Young gentlemen who have entirely neg
iscs,5 their studies, can here be eualted for ou-
sipess in short time.
sth. This College will qualify young gentle
men to open similar Institutions in sii Southern
Cities, Mexico, Brazil. etc, if they come wei
recommended as to character.
7th. Crippled soldiers and sons Of clergymen
will have liberal deduction made.
N. B.--Those who write for Book keepers pr
Teachers should give full particulars. Those who
ssud Young students should put their money 10
the hands Of their merchant or the President
The South must nov educate prected5iy or Dc tor
sgT be toiling gassal ot The North.
Circulars and Catalogues sent to all who de-
nlre them
Board.-studelts can board With the Pro-
sesscr's and ether good families at $50 to S35
per month. +E
Health.-For seven years New Orleans has
been as healthy as New York or Philadelphia.
College Office, Room. No. 9
RUFUS D0LBEAR, President.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-05

GENERAL PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
Have now in store, and are Ill almost daily re-
ceipt of FRESH ARRIVALS of
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in four days. LockjaWs st3t To@a sE
a,frea Hazard. &c. W. .Catlett, S.
D Kranesn W. 0 Gordon, tss~
| r. Ines M D. B. II. McGilion, e.
n /, Toa5v:na "A. L. Tombs,
D,.as s.aia,da r. w Hale, Laurel Hill,
y Dhas IT. sJ.c,,irs j Mcarath, Baton Roton,
l. Z ,t.Eaa :. r1s E. NJ. Dubroca, Rouge,
D fnsendennau. a v F. Allain,.n 8Da
II. T. Alain, !. y, , eeanoea, 60
I. NJ. A. Redman, Bayou Sara. s
Having purchased from Mr. J. J" santafee the
patent Of his veterinary Remedies fof TINS ms.
parish. will fill all orders sent me. IN every y
instance these Remedies have proved complete .
cnres. have used them myself win tperie''
s,ccess and can confidently recommend them 70
a.hars @ NE54SAt qaa zE 36s
% Put up in quantities to suit purchasers snsp
Livery Stable, Ferry Landing, West Baton house.
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Assistant Assessors Office.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
9th Divisional District Of Louisiana

9th Diyision-2d District Of Louisiana.
The following synopsis OF the Uni'ed States Inter
nal Revenue law REGARDING successions is published
ior the Information Of attorneys and other interested
parties:
L. PERSON Al PROPERTY, tSsetions Ill, Act Of
1862, and l24, Act OF 1864
l. The Tinted Staes Internal Revenue Laws Of is-
% and 1864, impose Sperial Tax upon Leaaees and
Distrbhtise Shares OF Personal Property, [ money
notes moseables &e)
?. The law Of 1862 applies 10 the SUGGESTIONS Of
persons who have died slime July / 1862 and previ-
Gus to June 3. 1864 The Law OF 1864 applies to
the SUGGESTIONS OF persons dying since June 56 1864
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YB-A-VIS. SALOON
PHILIP BAUER, PROPRIETOR.

Asa s,,,,' ,loifuLLY informs bis friends that he
Ps,rn vsul Aesps this popular saloon open at che
h;.na. LANDING, for the accommodation Of his
,,S -9,ar nne assortment Of excellent WINES
ssb;.h h1lsvohS y can always be found there to
- sae atteation Of connoisseurs is invited.
rs.s. j. nfss class BILLIARD TABLE is always
~ =. Nv. .aese Who indulge in that manly game.
sTShfr r'sscned TO the premises is LIVERY
astsa II. Vneie parties can always be accomrno-
ii nr;...a .a asadle horses baggies or carriages,
ssraage. 14'' s0nci'a q snare Of public
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PLANTATION SUPPLIES (;

#4-s a ~
ti ID
t Ia taf#..y fF r. E s.
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CIRCULAR.
TO THE PUBLIC.
IMPORTANT VETERINARY REMEDIES.
Read the Following:

We, the undersigned, having known Mr.. !. W.
santafee for many years can readily certify to his
rnbafied skill in the cure of all diseases OF the
horse. and sincerely and heartily recommend him
him and his medicine to the public IN general
knowing that it will meet with complete success
to all who may deem it prudent to give = i"ii
trial Foundered horses cured in twelve hours '01
Gallo ia thirty minutes. Bolts IN thirty mihates' M
Distemper in four says. Farsy and preventive p'Ne
of glanders from eight te ten Jays j LUG WV
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RATE OF TAXATION.
RELATIONSHIP OF HEIRS.

RELATIONSHIP OF HEIRS.
Lineal issue ofaneestor, broth
er or sister. .....
Descendants cf brother or sis
Ter. ....... ...-..--...
Uncle or Aunt. or descendant
OF same.
Great Uncle or Great Aunt or
descendant of the same. -.
Any other relation or stranger
in blood. -.
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G. DUBROCA.
sECsEss0. TO
EDM0NST0N & WELSIIANS,

COMMISSION MERCHANT,
WHOLESALE ( RETAIL DEALER
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NJ. J. WILLIAMS MS..............3 EUGENE KREMRE.
WILLIAMS & kKsENER.
WORK ERS IN
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET iRoY
AND DEALERS IN
ParIor, office.and Cooking stoves

BATON ROUGE, La. .r-fr
If J. WILLIAMS takes coca xr---
Ill. sion to inform the public gsF,us.S Hs3ees
that he has associated himself ls@ssssSszs ssssssss
with Mr.. Eugene kremer, an ssslzgs- -.
accomplished workman, and L
that he is now better prepared than ever to
undertake and execute work untrusted to him.
Citizens, Planters and others, NEEDING
WORK IN HIS LINE, will please send in their
orders, and they will Be PROMPTLY ATTEN-
DED TO.
aes5@ All work fully GUARANTEED.
A splendid assortment Of TINWARE constant
" on hand, Stove Pans and all other appurtcn
ances for Stoves of all sizes ss
Shop on Third street opposite Pixies Theatre.
oot20
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

A TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
n b Use. with Are rooms gsod CELLAR sed eiss.r,.
4iso 49, hsas stalbts Lt fsxixD ssss veil fssc1
ntyAte on screan street hefv.sa fbth And flth Kso
kuk, love. ritls good or 10 sale Bsquirs o
w rULrr
mehSs Red Estate Ae.nt - \ IN e
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Per taJs,

A knsiDnsonl In ops Of The most isssrss,, lpe.,l.
a us< - Ne Gfy-Lem end & b Biyek 81 M
rooas 30 eissrn. csiisr sad va1ety Of cbose. snts
-ioss VII fenced situate walton stss~t hstveen sth
and oh ssress' keohnk, iesa Fnsuirs Of
IS - s.ssr. as WA gUlT0N
mcsSed Ssss - Asf nsai Rsfs6s sress
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

isetioes, win scarcsAy - - eee1acas b -
Wy Il De measures tins sought - b inang.
uraAsd. Az for the Supreme Court, 4 Mt
shivssiae in the wind. Its osacles ars shin
ing and uncertain The sounds list reach .
ars thas lie tendencies arc 70 declare thes =
d for Congress a'one TO determine the pom
cal Status Of commonwealths. It sits power
Iess amid the wreck and change which The
var has involved. The attack upon il nen.
bsrs and its authority BY the journals ane
or11HscR % aUuiusne 5uuty hass ssadsssA
4 enigmaticel and doubtful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

Bsw Mayer Msnrss sseh his Removal.
Prom the New Orleans crescen, of Thursday ]
Dropping 10 1t the Mayors Office, sbsut 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon, we found the
late Mayor, Hon. John T. Monroe, the sole
occupant, If We except his Assistant Secaeta.
~, Mr.. Marks Mr. Monroe was quietly
smoking his pipe, and did not seem at all
surprised, not much put out Of temper by
being 70 samnarilB put out Of Office. Cd
He remarked that this was the 9Th land
undoubtedly the last) time he had been De-
posed from the Mayonlty Of New Orleans.
First, Gen. Butler had notified him verbally
that be was mo longer Mayor Of the city, 2
but subsequently sent an order rein.tating
him until be could find suitable substitute
This substitute being found, Mr.. Monroe was
again removed; this time from the City Hall
70 Fors Pietins Three yesu elspeed, and
he returned. and vas again elected Mayor Of
Nsw 0rla1ps. bss within one hour Of ms 81.
latioa u tire chair ~ Chief Municipal Magic
trate. his functions we're suspended by Gen.
Canbys 4 lev wsSks -lalssx 60 he once
more assumed command In the Cay Hall,
bat the risse occurring, caussd den. Baird 70
sstsrseds him By : military ol6ceF. He va.
however. econ again, and for the fith time,
rsinaaAqa = Asyes, sand nov lur the 6fsh
tins be ks- esen esttilsdS
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Legal Notices.
= n -
Original Notice.

District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fl.
Madison.
JOHN DoLLRRy, Pfainsin,
Petition p Hqnity.
", B. MCKNIGHT. petendantj
sTVo ". v. MCKNIGHT, pefsadant-Yeu arr hereby
ncktdt1 tkss there l. on Sie fn tn t3erk1 al
scs * sod o1srt ths peoe Of John DeiIjry ei.lns
you the ~ Sso viii tbs rso1 frum tn
18th day Of 0rtos<r A. lss6 u ths rate Of ten -
ssnf pr annnm svtdspeteby 4csrssan Dostssss, exc.
eated the said DAFT, ad aisot Of aid
sofEagr made ." she payment Of I'd debt By
POS. upon the foiio~ins rea property. to-wit
Fractional psff o lots and q, In block &C. Kf.
ing on 18th street. ard runni, beck Of width rs
SGT comm. Dcng az feet IRON the corner Of Carol
and 18Th str-ets, and for g-nssstrelsf.
usls you asp~ar a.d snswss said petitisa On o. ~
fore nOuo Of The econd dsy u the Of sad Ocurt
= commence on the third Monday 10 May 1867 Fort
Madison judgment viii b rendered asainst You = prsy.
ID for II - DstAslsn-
Mo0AR 1 KNOWLES.
tlns. Rev. sss.p. SOC ssssssed A.fy for PlsinsiG.
aprSd4v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09

This p eptid HAIR bye tbs best In the world he
pecus No d. anpcintnept No rSdicuiaus tinn. NAT
ursl Black Bsosn. Remedies the III effects Of Bad
Dyer Tavgorstes the hair, iesring soft and hesmtt
full The sennine IL signsd Rfliiass 4. BafeAeisy All
Others imitsttous and should be svoided eod
By al Druggists ssd Perfawsrs Factory 81 Barclay
stress H~w Yosk. deelf dAvly
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J No g Min s., up Stairus

Per Sale.
N one Of the most desirable localities In
the city, ooss story brick dwelling houss, with foas
ROOMS aod eslax Lot opx1s0 ~. yell 6oeea 49,
tanning number Of fruit trees ssd good vs u -
tw. inquire Of w euLfsN,
go Asaf Asats Aesst
For SALE.
LIVE acres OF land near SaHdusky, in full
~ -.rw II therivsr an unAse fence and cssisstns
Jeh &sxss Avsjcpt; ov.Stwo acrss IN sft. Foe snas
very cheap, sat 70 pRyHpss hes VII sst man Of lin
Isouire 81 NJ pULFoS,
apri nsAl nstaes Agent. 80 Main-st.
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TnE AalasaA lGa.) Ers, a MARIA 2oth,
sssass thet Gen. John c. Breckinssdes hes
adeiesd ~ {riends 70 accept 10 Sod fhith
tn 0Aesth1t 6ec6asttuetion bill q he surups
al oaly noas Of rsssosing - cssnsry q
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essfs;-I think an only doing the part ., 49,
eitssn when testify the great benefits rvosvsd By
me sfon the use Of your stomach sstssss duling ths
last ave year. ssessnisg for time IN the oil rssoes'
in 1851 had severe biioss attack. which. in oo.sse
ton With dyspepsia. len me in very weak condition
~ss advised to try your Bsttss and, having procured
bottle, found that they worked like charm upos ns.
sight pounds having been sddsd 10 my weight in the
spsss Of oss vs.k ssdssv n. seemed to ssve bssn In
fused into ny sSsssn % seh ~, that have been ia
dueed to ass thsn every summon since tAst time ~
tonic. I thinh they are invaluable
This sunner having he'd siniiar stack, land -
FORE puch redpcsd) ssnoush under the trsasn~ss Of
IN A No. physlcian, VS. again obliged to have
to the old Bst-rs and With the good result
having gained sir pounds In the last few days. pur
chssed hs dsssR bottle, few weeks sines and pur-
hoss srtss th-~ = snissiy = tnA
Wishing ysu svsry ssnesss I remain
fouss, gratefully,
dAv1v WILLIAM MILLER
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, Wsstsrn Papers.
WAsHIxGroS, April 8.


TRADING AT MILITARY Posrs.
The ONCE Of sutler having been abolished
By Congress ct the session Just closed. il is
found necessary to pas . iav suthor;x;ne
General Grant to permit trading establish
msnts, afler the Let of July next, 1t any mil,
itary post on the frontier not in the vicinity
Of any city or town, and situated 1t any point
between the one hundredth meridian and the
Amencan boundary of California. when in
his Judgment such establishment ID needed for
the accommodation Of emigrants, freiehters,
and other citizens.
REACTION In VIRGINIA.
Advicss from Richmond, To dav. s.v that
since the returns from the Counecticut elec>
ton have been received there, quite . reac>
ton has Get in against Williams Military Re-
eonstruction bill, whose terms they were
about ready To accept.
GEE. sRERrDAs's REPoRr.
The President received vss..rd.x f,ou
Gen. Sheridan, his report of the r,mov.I ~
The New Orleans officials, together with the
elntemsnt that, unless prevented by authors
ses here, be should rmove many more. A
on1ess be did do %, il would be imp>ssibIe 10
carry out the Military Reconstruction act IN
good faith.
HfkkhAL NrsoyRNExr-cUrL BEGINNERS TO
~ AProrErKD.
he STATE department. to day officially pro-
.etlssed iaw passed last week, that the
1900 saGineen may, with the approval Of
- secretary Of Wer, employ such civil en-,
pneen. not excesding 6ss in number, for
~ perpoee Of executing the sarveys and i'm.
provsnsnt Of western and north1sstssn riv
srs- ordssed ~ Congress. - ny be psces-
ofy - proper end diliesus proseestien of
ne 0ms, end persons . suployed ~ be
alIowed reneoeehls co0psnasiou r. their
ervteee, - q exceed he sum d q, 900
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A vE9Y DseIHaBLR kRsIDRNCg-Thre> ,t,r,
"A brirh, With tea Poems; good ciss-rn Kass end II
hinmons hew, - aorEaa sHeet, bsfwse TN ssd 18th
streets. knqnirs Of NM. FEL- "
marie ssal k.tate Agent "a. "a M.sn IL
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4 Two STORY Brick Dwelling, Vim min. I.rs.
~ rooms, good dr., r.ii.r, with esss~rn. xooA o.t
buildnfslcf IS y 10 fs<1. dssirAby ieest,d e-ss
the eastsriy half OF he hgss> on esss ccrnsr 81
wM pULros
mehie Real Rstats ARsus "a Man ssr-st
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
There is N excellent
I>WeiiinG House,

good Store House. several Tenement
lIoascs, and excellent Barns and Other
Out-lIouscs on the premises
Steamboat WharyeS are convenient to
this property, au1 there is pretty good
Orchard upon it.
The land VIII be sold in separate
tracts, TO suit purchasers, and the Store
House will be offered with the lot at
tachcd to it.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the De
cree, are. one third OF the pusbase money
il cash on the day Of sale, aal the resi-
!ucin equal instulmcnts at ole and two
years credit, the purchaser t. give bonds
ior the deferred payment5 with security
to be approved BY tha~ a~Tyustecs and to
bear Interest from the day Of sale
Whcu al the purchase money shall
be paid. the Trustees will execute deed
to the purchasers free, clear an1 dis
charged from all claims Of the parties 10
this suit, auI Of thuso claiming under
theu.
Il. c. COMBS.
JAS. s. DOWNS,
Trustees.
May ., 1S67-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06

and COOL out tuillings upon this e.tltc,
ali Of which alc cFsiLlY locarel.
About one half of his land is arahlo,
and the residue IS well set ia fine timber,
which, from It's proximity 20 navieablo
water, would prove exceedingly yalu'be
IL cord wood, fence timber, &c
The premises are we'll watered. and
there are two fine Meadows upon this va-
tate
The soil Of the land is excellent, ana
adapted to the growth fall The staple pro
ducts of this sccion Of the State. The az
able laud Is in fair state Of cultivation
d ID improvement.
This estate adjoins Porto Bcl]o, aad Is
equally as clisibly and beautifully locA-
ted. 1t is remarkably healthy, and the
surrounding estates are oecSpied hy a
pleasant, social ana Intelligent reore,
Terms Of sale, as prescribed hy the De
cree, are Que ;hirl Of tho purchase NO
ncy il cash on the day Of sale a1d tho
residue in equal in-t.Imcnts AT one and
two years credit, the purchaser to give
bonds lor The deferred payments, with Sc
curity to be approved by the Trustees, and
to bear interest from he Lay Of sale.
When all HE purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustees ~iIi execute a deed to
the purchasers, free, clear and discharg-
ed from all claims Of the parties to this
suit, and Of those claiming under them.
Il & COMBS,
JAS S DOWNS,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06


w T. onn', SIS1fH' n,rolH'ei
n HiC4Ehh Vf ~ ' T. . q : . 10 10
hy me Governor 81 -a'fFI'hd ~ "t'h''l'y u
an act of lhe GtheIal Assembly, ehu'eu an
Act 10 p,oFIuc Iot NtN!h@ ana IV tt1tt'4h@ .'-c
evidence OF th" nulhbef OF persons htId 10 Ia
hor ana service IN the STATE of .htfY .34o ana
emancIPated by the C"n@t't0ti'A adopted IN 'he
year i0of, ara ny "hem suca persons were
he,u -,-,,,
II Rhhf CIV Is No l'NG' tha' ne mas
bonded ana q"ai'hed ana mas enc. eo upon MS
duties as aforesaid. lie VIII VISIT e"cH e'ec''oA
district IN the county, is required py h'"' AZ
the places and on The days heretofore 'E''nea >
from ~ Q cock " N ana / Q 'i'oA' ? III t'sh
o'Y
ile VIII ne u ST lN'I'Es ,''"Nn' '' - ,'"-
goes diatfit'' on Hohu'y, ''e -'u' - '""!
instant, ana remain three DAYS At .'e iNE' III
same district OK H"iSd'y' 'ie oo'" HIS an )
and REMAIN three DAYS.
At the CLIFTON FACTORY, ~ 'he Factory
district, on Hi"hGay, tht ! I' Oh : "l@ htNt' ana
renla n three q y@---}i ne 'Ak "I"Ff' - same
dIStrlct, on ih"rsd'y' the ~O'h oi June next
ana remain taFee Gays.
Al LEoNtEnfo"N, IN Lfoaa'"''"" district
on Mond1y, the 1t OF 'a'v, an" remain SA
days-'t the HEAP or 5f, Ni,..N@E' " i'Af' n
same diS'fic', or >l,h"'y 'i'e o'' o. ,'u'y' ''''
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
No. /.
Schenck 5 ScaWeed Tonic.

THIS metlrine, invented Ay nr J Fl Schark
Of Phi'adeniiil, IS intrried u diss,'ye tie foaI
AMI make i INTO cl.inc, tie first process q: IL
ges 700. Nv cleansing the s.omach wl,h
Schenck's Mandrake Plls, the Tonic soon re-
stores the appetite, and food that could no. be
eaten core usinS It WI be easily dizested.
CanSumn;on cannot lie cured NY S-heGah 3,
PplmoElc Syrup unless the stomach and iI.er
is made healthy and the eppe'i,e restored, hence
the Tome and Pits are required in nearly every
ctse OF consumption. A half dozen bottles OF
the SEA EED TONIC aud three or four box
c, Of the MANDRAKE PILLS u,l.l cur, any
ordinary case of dySqersa
DR. Srhenck makes professional visits in New
York, Boston, aud at his principal 0tfice in
Philadelphia every week. See daily papers Of
each place. or his pamphlet on consumption for
his days for visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the
two lIkeneSses Of the Doctor, one when IN the
last stage of Consumption. and the other he
navy IS IN perfect health, are on the Government
stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. price
Sl So per bottle, or -. 30 the half-d, zen. All
letters for advice should be addressed to DR..
Schenck's PrnciaaI Office, No Is North 9th
Street, Philadelphia. Pa. General Wholesale
A cents; Demas Barnes & Co, \ Y; S S
iIance, Baltimore, Md; john ID Parke, Gin
cinnati; Walker & Tay or, Chicago, ILL.,; CO.
Inns Bros 81 LouIs, Mo.
Jan "A, leG1-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
DATE NAME. rAA0h w DooiNEo'' 'Afll a
1867 TRADERSL[CENSES
DATE

. ~ Is, 1867. Thcophilus Harrison,
same for spirituous liquors,
w,n w Brady ami t.iaauuh Ed dwards,
same for spIrituouS liquors.
Edward J plowdcn,
same for sIirituous liquors
John Courtney,
same for spirituous liquors
TT Spaldins,
Edward Abel,
same for spirtuous liquors
Edmund ii ncs,
same for Spirituous liquors
Thomas O 81 cncer,
same (or spin uous liquors
lanes / Parsons y Jas 6 Hpai!dlng,
game for sprltUous liquors
James K Hall,
same for sprltuoua liquors
4, William II Jones,
Henry Tubmaa 4 Samuel Il Tubman,
snme for spirltIoua lIluof'
Andrew M Garner,
SAME for spirituons liquors
.John G. Herbert & VIM + Leach,
same for sfirituoua liquors
Zcphcniah Nelson,
same ior spiltuous liquors
J0cph l. johnson.
. @same for spirltuou3 liquors
JAS A Dawkins Cp,
same for splrituous liquors,
James Scohcld,
same for spirltu"uS liquors
J Felix Murgah " Chas Il uou-h,
same for sprituons liquors
Wm G. Abel,
same for sPrltuous Illnor'
J. Walter Carp.ntor J"hh Lyon
same for spirltuous liquors
Geo K Garner,
same for splrltuous liquors
Emma Teresa bcaA,
samcjio,s $rirltuouS liquors
WIN y LokGr, II
same for sprituous liquors
John II Ballen.cr,
same for sp,tituous liquors
George II Morgan,
same for HpirItuous liquors
IT Bond,
same for spirltu"na Illn. r"
Baker n JnmiS,'n X Jas ) uou6H,
same for sp rltuou> hqHola
JohE = Edwards,
same Tor spnituous iquors
Edward Downs,
eame Tor sllrltuouS liquors
r II Drury,
same for sp;rituous liquors
John Croohshanks.
same for ~rrituous hlnors
jaime. Ahcil,
same for splrl!uous llI'i'is
William Stewart,
same tur spiItuous liquors
AC Tcnnison X John " F"rrtAt,
same for sIirltrous liquors
Ferdinand Vile,
May "a. Thomas ID Ma1hngly,
same for sp'rluous liquors
Geo " l. l'"cN'cr.
same II" HF''''"o"' 'i''''
Aoc'' o"n','l S.'P''' I''',' 1;'
:, Ss''Io Ssms,a ,u' 'i'''''''''' ~
sam, for spiri,uous liquors
Thomas + Foxwcl
Spaldidg u G McCulIoy.
same for splrluous liquors
May %rd. John : Is '"eS'
same i'r Sl'"''"o"S ''q''''
" III . ,'",'','',,,' a., ',',,;,,o,s E,,,rs
,,,o'" >""f msrI1' i,s sr'''"'"S liquors
May 9th niacoe Ai'ms.
same i'r spritu'uS liquors
May 7'h. james a O'fo'fy
same 'o' sl'''''"ou" ''I"''S
" III l. 'i'"l''' ,,..,
John ! Alis;an
Henry 5 Hawley X RI Cotton,
May ''H. Nn''"S ,"N .'''H' I,',,,
=, ,1'h s.,'' -, Tt,n ,a, E,o,r DA,
Hscos M Chescli,pn
Mavlllh Jno j, Lancaster 4 Juo n GO
same for spiriluoas liquors
Sarah A Milburu.
same for spi,ituou> liquors
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06

May ., lS67-ts.