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l'opportunits dune convention d'Etat ct
dams lc cas- on il s'associerait aux inten-
tons de ses manufactures actuels, elire des
delegues cette convention. Les avis sont
partag6s au sujet de 10 grave mesure vo.
tee par nos legislators. Vaut.il mieux Sc
retirer sous Ia tente, cesser une lutte de
plus en- plus inegale, ne point &c faire
complice du bouleversement social qui
sopere,-ou brusquer Ia situation ct cou-
rir au devant des eyenements, Dun cote
on invoque Ia dignit6 ct le sentiment, de
!'sutre Ia politique ct l'interet. La pru-
dence conseillerait dattendre ct de ne pas
prendre de parts extremes, dams une de.
mocratie Cd tout est mobile ct changeant.
En- GO moment meme, le comite judiciaire
de d Chambrc de Washington propose
IN correctif al bill militaire, tendant &c
que ID reconstruction ne s'accomplisse au
sein des Etats do Sud que par Ia volont6
librement exprimee de d majoriie des
6lecteurs inserits., Alors Il dependant du
Sud de se soustraire 4 d'huniliantes condi-
tions en- neutralisapt Ia polilique radicale
par une majoritS d'sbsteDtions. La VIC.
lence sera possible encore, nonlescamotage.
Ce qui se paase en- Virginie ct enI
Georgie doit nous faire reHechir. Dams le
premier de ces Etats, IN meeting de cinq
mile radicaux attachS dSja le grelot de |
b reconstruction dams le second, une
adresse de rex-gouveroeur Brown suscite
m schisme dams b population blanche,
don't une minorite parait dispose ! sim
elmer devaut les arrets du pouvoir kgiS
Fatif federal. Nous dcvons nous attendre
des manifestations semblables le radi-
salisme qui dSJa.a son noysu / la Nouvel.
E Orleans, Va .recruter les ambitions ct
es convoitises nous aussi, nous aurons
IN echo dc Pagitstion des cites americai-
hes. Qnel petit coin de terre ma ses mecon.
lents ct ses declasses, qui n'attendent que
Occasion d'entrer dams IN parti militant
pour monter lassaut des places La ST.
Iua.ion sera partout diiicile, et II est 4
lesirer que nos legislators soient fermes
Il prudents d Ia fois ct sachent eviter les
scueils dune navigation nouvellc ct in.
'onnue. fa4 ~ .ga e1#Fe 4.l-a-
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Fourth Judicial District Court
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE sArTsr
No. Go r. #-.

Succession Of the late EULALfE ROUSSEL,
Widow zEy HYRIN BARRE
To all whom Il may concern:
Whereas Achille Barre Of this Parish
Of St. John the Baptist, administrator Of
the afore said succession, has filed in this
Court, on the llth February 1867. final
account Of his administration Of said sue
cession, praying for the .homologation Of
the same, ee.... .- H.. =.
Public notice Is hereby given to all
whom It may concern, to show cause, II
any they have or can, by wrj'.n to tho
Clerk OF this Court, within thirty days
from the date and first publication hereof
why said fnal account and tableau should
not be approved and honologatcd, as pray.
ed for by the petitioner. .'..
40 Witness my official signature and the
~ seal Of said Court, at the Parish Of
st. John the Baptist, on this Ii.h day Of
February 1867.
ZENON MILLET,
deputy Clerk.
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NOTICE

Tho undersigned, syndic fthe 3rd ward,
left bank, informs the public that he will
offer at public sale on TUESDAY, MARCH
26th 1867, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, on the
HOPE plantation
Three heads Of Texas cattle, found on
the above named Plantation more than two
months ago,--if the owner does not claim
his property and pay costs, previous to the
above date.
Description One large red OK.
Tr One small spotted hornless OK.
One white red.necked cow.
All are branded on the left side Of the
back with two letters, the FIRST Of which is
illegible and the other one is an s.
~ TERMS: CASH
Parish Of St. John the Baptist, March 10th
1867.
L. A. TREGRE, syndic.
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Succession do feu EuLALIE ROUSSEL,
Veuve ZEPHYRIN BARRE

Succession do feu EuLALIE ROUSSEL,
veuve ZEPHYRIN BARRE
A tous ceux que celia pent concerner:
Attendu qu'Achille Barre, de cette pa
roisse St Jean Baptiste, administrators
de Ia susdite succession, enregistre en-
cette C0ur, 10 II fes rier 1867, un cornpte ct
tableau final de son administration dc ladite
succession, demandaut rhomologation di-
celui, '..' ~ y
Avis public est, par ces prescntes,
donns a tons ceux que celia peut Unforeseen
d'avoir 4 d6duire par ecrit, au bureau du
gretfier de cette Cour, dams les trente
jours qui suiyront Ia date dc Ia premiere
publication des pr6sentes, les rsisons pour
lesquelles 10 susdit compto ct tableau ne &C.
rait pas approuve ct homologue, confor-
mement 4 Ia demande du petitionnaire.
40 Temoin una signature ofiicielle ct le
~ sceau de ladite Cour, a Ia paroisse
Saint Jean Baptiste, ce 14e jour do fsvrier
1867. -es =. . .t...' -. ..-l
us aa..-.r ZENoN MILLgr,
l6fsv Inn Z depute gref'ier.
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NO 228--
Succession de Clementine GRAVOlS,
decedee epouse do Joseph FOLsE
ct de lcur CoMxusAuTE t

A tous ceax que celia peut concerner !:
Attendu que Hermenfgilde Fa!goust, de
10 paroisse S..jacques, administrators des
sus ditcs SUGGESTIONS et communicate, a
enregistre en- cette Cour, le % fsvrier 1867,
un compte final de son administration des
sus dites SUGGESTIONS ct communautc,
demandant l'homologation d'icelni,
Avis public est, par ces presentes, donne
/ tous ceux que celia peut interesser, d'a-
voir / deduire par ecrit, au bureau du
greflier do cette Cour dams les trente jour,
qui suivront Ia date de Ia premiere publ.
cation des prssentes, les raisons pour les
queIles ic susdit comptc nc serait pas
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GROVES & CHURCH
Rue Peydras No 1ii.-COt6 Sud

Marchnnds dc fonrncaux dc cuisine, poe
les, cheminees, grateH, ferblanterie unfs ct
auircs articles on Ter fonda, articles en cui.
vre ct articles do MENACE.
lis ont constamlnent un stock complet sur
lequcl ills appclen Pattention dos marchands
do "a vile ct dc In campaguo, ct qu'ils lcur
vcnirout bas prix 2as | a
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EP HEMERIDEs

Mars 10 229-Mort d'Heliogabale, / rage
7" ll9S-Colosnb rstourne en- Espa-
sa3 gne. r. # tgsaa z "a,
II l57s-Sir Francis Draks dSeeu-
.-fg yrs Java. r gREg
17l-Tondatioa Do Washington.
l779-Naissspcs de Philippe-Au-
n Rusts, lsndgravs de Hesse.
Hombourg. S..
1Sl5-Napoleon ! Lyon. -
1651-Mort de George McDufiie.
Ie66-Arivee de- Nine JeiIerson
g5 .-a Davis I ID Nouvelle Orleans.
IL 1865 Premiere assemble en-
3a Peusylvanie. aa
Constituted Dc l'Etat de
New-Ysrx raPport6e; sdopt6e
10 20 svril. -. -
1870 Combat Do Ten Salu,et,
a prs d'Oran. Z. =,
/" lS66-Elsction De John T. Mon.
roe ! ID place dc maire de d
Noavclls. Orl4aus.
II 13ls-Humbert II cAde - Etats
- roi 1e Fence.
1556-CranmsR brAl6. 3
Y" 17ll-AovtdsN Nic0las DesprSsux
(Boilsss) ! PssisJ rs 10 ler
~ nOveuhro 1896. u a.z,l.
17S3-Aort de Charlotte Elisa
betA AIs6, 4 Paris, 1 rlge
Ae 10 ans. - 'a.."'
lSa4-ChsFies-Lo Louis, nomm6 due
Ia Dc Lscques; - le . deem
bss l73o. w:
u MO. J. @. C6ssr cpvahit
PAnAletero. - 6t s.
1896 Victoirs d Taslianento,
remPort6e sur les Aatrichieus
par 10 general Booaparte.
1871 Naissance de- Charles Dc
R6musat, 4 Paris. -
1885, Naissance De Victor-Em-
: manuel. ~
l64l-D<part d. steamer Prss-
~ i1sse, don't % s's janais e~
do aOuvelles. il. a
lee6-GrsnA meeting .d'ouvrien
8-s l ID Nlle- Orldans, on fasesr
1905 dasyetS~s des huit hsarss Do
/" IL ~ ". J. C.-Mort Dc Gear, 4
l'lge Dc 66 ana.
ll93-Colomb arrive / Paloa
l767-Naissance d'Aodrew jack
eo0, ~ Wsnaw Settlement.
Carcline du 6sd /; mort 10 8
d6cenbre 1874. r.
I76l-Bataille De 0uilfor1.
lS2l- Retour do Ferdinand 1
NsPles. .sa5s.F -
IL J--Mort de There ! Missne,
Af1ge De u ass.
lO6- Constitution Ia Texas
adoptse.
1856 Proclamation du gouver.
j neur Wells pour relection
des oficiers Do parcisse en-
LouisiaDe.
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Un depot du syndic du &c district est
etabli, sous 10 surveillance specialc du
soussigne, 4 Ia Maison de Cour.
St-Jean-Baptiste, l5 janvicr 1867.
80 & ACmILE BARRE.
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La paroisse de Sabine en- elira un.
La paroisse de Natchitoches en- elira deux
La paroisse de Winn en- elira un.
La paroisse de De Soto en- elira deux.s
La paroisse de Caddo EN- elira deux.
La paroisse do Bossier en- elira deux-
La paroisse de Claiborne en elira deuy.
La parpisse de Bienvillc en- elira un.
La paroisse de jackson en- elira un.
La paro.sse de l'Upion en- elira deux
La paroisse de Morehouse en- elira un.
La paroisse de Ouachta en- elira un.
La paroisse de Caldwell en- eiira un.
la paroisse de Franklin Ell elira un.
LIE premier district rcprssentatif de la
paroisse d'OrlGaps en- elira trois.
lie deuxieme district on elira trois.
lie trosieme district en- elra deux.
LIE quatrieme district en- elira un.
LIE cinquieme district en- elira deux.
LIE sixieme district en- Gira un.
lie septieme district en- eira deux.
Lee huitieme district en- elira un.
Le nenvi6me district en- elra ua.
LIE dixieme district en- elira trois.
lSignel WM. w. PUGH,
orateur do la chambre des representants.
WM. +. GRIFFIN,
president du senat.
ApprouvS 10 4 mars ls59.
lSignel R0BT. c. WICKLIFFE,
gouverneur de Etat do la Louisiana.
Pour copie conforme
]. II. HARDY.
secretaire d'Etat.
Pour copie conforme,
U. JACOB.
sheriff
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j. B o S S | E R
ATTORNEY At Law

practices In the parishes of ST. Charles
st. John the Baptist, st. James
and Ascension.
Office st. John the Baptist, Edgar r. O
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approuve ct homologu6 conformement a Ia
demande du petitionnaire.
no Ttmoin MA main ct 10 sccau de
@N ladite cour, on Ia paroisse Saint.
Jean-Baptiste, le % fevrier 1867.
ZEN0N MILLET.
depute greflicr.
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Conform6ment aux dispositions de l'acte
ci-dessus une election sera tenue le
lundi, 8 avril 1867, de 9 heures A. NJ. a
A heures p. NJ, aux lieux ciapres desi-
gnes, ct sous la surveillance des commits
saires suiyants:
Rive Droite.-ler arrondssement au
magasin de L. Sarrat commissaircs, Oc-
taye Hymel ct Achille Barre; 2e arr,
4 la Maison de Cour; comm: Georges
Haydel ct Sevetin Tassin 30 arr. au
magasin de Florent Monte comm: Alex.
Mericq, Louis Laurent ct Felix Roussel.
Rive Gauche. he.--ler arr. au rnaVssiin
dOnezime Bossier comm: s. Hollings.
worth, Zenon Millet ct BIS. Labranche
2e arr: au cafe de PAigle; comm: Leo
Elfer, Gervais Leche ct Andre Triche
Be arr: au magasin de NM. Chauff IL
Millct; CONN.,: LA. Tregre, Edouard
Poche ct Thomas Bourgeois, Sr.
La dite election sera tenue ct conduite
scion la loi ct les retours ADDRESSES imme-
diatement Gu soussigne.
Paroisse st Jean Baptiste. 9 mars 1867.
- URSIN JACOB.
? charif
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To all whom IL may concern:
Whereas Hermenegide Falgoust, Of tho
Parish Of st. James, administrator of the
above succession and community, has filed
In this Court, on the 25th February 1867,
hnal account Of his administration of said
succession and community, praying for tho
homologatiOn of the same:
Public notice is hereby given to all
whom 1t may concern, to show cause. IL
any they have or can, by writing, to the
clerk Of this Court, within thirty days
from the date Of the first publication hereof
why said final account should not be
approved and homo lagated as prayed for
by the petitioner.
to In faith whereof have hereunto
set my hand and aiiix cd the seal of
said Court at the Parish of st. John the
Baptist this 27th. day Of February 1867.
,. ZENON MILLET,
dep'ty Clerk.
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cour du Quatrieme districtjudiciaire
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cour du ouatrieme District Judiciaire

PARoIssE-sAiSr-JEAN-BApTIsrE
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TATE OF LOUISIANA

TATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST
Fourth judicial District Court
NO. OPS
Succession Of Clementine GRAVOIS.
deceased wife of Joseph FOLSE
and Of their COMMUNITY
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA

PARoIssE sArNT.JEAy-BAprIsTR
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PARISH or SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09
NEW SERIES--V0L. 7, NO. Al.

ont regard to identity of interest, the
commonality Of tradition, or intellect
ual culture.
The blubber-eating Esquimaux is
made superior to, or, at least, the
equal, OF the intellectual but sympa-
thetic Mrs. Beecher Stowe The Dig
ger Indian, paying taxes, is the com
peer Of General Grant.
A tithe of the surplus Chinese pop
ulation could, upon emigration and
colonization, be enabled, in a few
years, to WELD the powers of govern
nrent under fair application of such
q principle. A couple Of Chinese
maidens, combining with a couple of
Wall street brokers, and gerryman-
dcring under the direction Of such
politicians as Charles Sumner and
Beast Butler, could be able to control
and direct all matters of law and all
matters of policy. If required to sus-
tain party power, or expedient TO fur
ther party purposes, Chinese pagudas
and Chinese joshes would be ordained
to abound.
But we are sadly mistaken if this
principle, so artfully generalized as
equal rights to all, obtains the assent
and is acknowledged as governing the
American people. The division of
sovereignty is already infnitesimal.
The extension of the elective franchise
reached its utmost limits of safety
when it was extended to the white
race. The honest expression of public
opinion, as every candid man will
admit, is already under the domina-
ton of what is called "ihe floating
vote;" those who have no fixed rrin-
ciples; controlled by neither interest
nor tradition-venal and unscrupu.
lous. A further extension will sub
jeet the nation to such evils as char
acterize the history of sister and
coterminous republic to that anarchy,
which justifies itself in the name Of
God and liberty, but inficts continu-
Gus but immeasurable distress.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

SINGING" De konkregation viii
pleashe to sing the ven dousanth and
two'th psalm" said a Dutch parson,
as he gave out the morning hymn.
"There are not so many in. the
book" responded the chorister.
"Vell, den, plcashe to sing so many
as tare pc"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09
Patriel, broke otItbe thread orbisdis

Patrick broke off the thread ofhis dis
course, aud said to his hearers: AMY
dear friends, let me tell you that | am
half through with my sermonj but
seeing your impaticnce, will say that
the remaining half is not moro than a
quarter us long as that you have
heard"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

ooh, my dear sir" said a poor suf.
fcrcr TO dentist, "that is the second
wrong tooth you have pulled" "Very
sorry, sir" said the laundering opera
tor, "but as there were only three
when l began, | am sure to be right
next ;imow
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

PREAcHINo.-In the town of Flyup-
thecreek there was a shoemaker who
at times oficiated as preacher. He
always wrote the notices himself in
order to save the expenses ofprinting.
Here is one of them: "There will be
preaching in the pines this Sunday
afternoon, on the subject, All who do
not believe will be damned at three
o'clocly -
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

"Have you ground all the tools
right, as | told you this morning when
! went away p said a carpenter to a
rather green lad whom he had taken
for an apprentice "All but the hand
saw, sir" replied the lad promptly
81 couldn't get all the gaps out of
that"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

MIND YOUR BUsINEss.--A conscien-
tious person aflirms that he once in his
life beheld opeople minding their own
business" This remarkable occur
renee happened at sea, the passengers
being too sick to attend to each others
concerns
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

Mrs. Dobbs is of such tender dis
position, that, before spanking Billy
Dobbs, Jane Dobbs, and Jacl1y Dobbs,
she administers chloroform to them,
Billy Dobbs, Jane Dobbs, and Jacky
Dobbs are Of the unanimous opinion
that this method is a large improve
ment on the old fashion OF spanking.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

1t has been computed that the mile
age of a Congressman from the newly
acquired territory of Russian America
amounts to $4,000, or half the gross
value Of its annual products.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

Josh Billings says that if man is
going to make a business of serving
the Lord, he likes to sec him do it
when he measures onions, as well as
when he hollers halleluyer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

There were in the splendid galleries
Of the ball of tho House Of Represent
atives at the Tennessee Capitol, on
Monday last, one hundred and fifty
three negroes and seven whites.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

CoaoNER's INQuRsT. The following
is the verdict OF negro jury; ave,
the undersigned, being a koroner's
Jury to sit on dc body of de nigger
Sambo, now dead and gone afore US,
hab been sittin' on de said nigger
aforesaid, and he did on de night OBJ
de fustcenth of November, come to
def by fallin from dc bridge over de
riber in do said riber, whar VIC find be
was subsequently drown, and after.
wards washed on de riber side, whar
we sposc he was iroze to def"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

Patrick was challenged to fight a
duel, but declined on the ground that
he did not wish to leave his ould mo-
thor an orphan.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

Forty divorce cases are now before
the Courts in Pittsburg Twenty-four
are applications from wives and six
teen from husbanda.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

any dear Amelia" said a dandy,
al have long wished for this opportu-
nifty, but hardly dare speak now, for
fear you will reject me; but | love
you; say you will be mino Your
smiles would shcd'-and then he came
to a pause; your smiles would shed"
and then he paused again. "Never
mind the wood-shed, y replied Amelia,
ego on with the pretty talk"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

Which is the strongest day Of the
seveng Sunday, because the rest are
week days
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

An advertiser in the Pittsburg Dis
patch says "hc has cottage for sale
containing five rooms, a stable and a
lanyard" " That beats the "cottage
by the sea-"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

Dear.Stalkers Those ladies who
i1W come out in the fashion.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

What is the greatest stand ever
made for civilizationl The inkstand.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

"a wounded Confederate soldier report.
ed that he had heard his comrades say that Jack
son vas retiring to unite with i.ongstreoi.'
panc. uho bad not that day been 10 the freut, ac-
ceried tAe siory as Indicating a real falling back,
ard ielcgnphcd to Washington that the enemy
vas 'rctrG,tinr % the mountain ". Sriaiosi
Arnf af ~ Poi9nee, p. lss.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

What is handsomer and higher
when the head is OIL A pillow.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

Manhood, hat; woman-hood, a
bonnet.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09

DAFT ROPES Of Al slles, for sale al
n Dec. Is, 1855 MEF REIL BI6lHh
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-05-09
DENTS

er ]. ?. CORNETT, DENTrsT.
fIfFS--A offers his professional services ,o
AlI1lp the citizens Of Curwousvilir sa-
vicinity. oaice ia Drug Store, corner Nain agi
Thompson streeis [may u, ,6e ly.pd
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-07
SEMINAL WEAKNESS

is another shocking disease, brought On bv I'm.
natural habits of youth. learned from owl;
companions, when at school, or while alone
carried on to an alarming extent by both . sevos
old and young bringing on a host Of artificial
SYMPTOMS Of disease. unknown fe tba;r
friends or medical adviser; and if the true
cause nad been known, they could have been
s s nom an quincy 'raNe! nat pity
l9f sile tnoussn .1 81 5ealas men Who are
pt . a~aY e Win eisfase e1kheWn TO their
pue,lss a, - li.eos. 10y cue unfortunate re-
nles'i Der 4ha' W i weakness ovefeemes the
%hole poas, iolio"e9 oy paihs III the mead,
MN - a.. anu oiss, loss u memory
ia'P'tataon OF que 9eart. 9ya'P1omis oil Dys
PepSia. 1estlNehess, Coughs, INDICATIVE Of Con-
1i'n ptaaii' Dl,'illess ~ 9isHt. h'h9as III the
'.l9, 455stiuf a,saa'S uhaal a"dn I'D eats an
emu III 10 thelfsuiiefilSs lo ails uch Ok ;JON Els
Niil s1Ve sure restoration, win sneh bamy
Juices OF hefns is VII! felhStgorate enfeebled
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The success attending the use Of this Prepa-
ration during the short period it has been before
the public, is sufficient evidence of its merits,
requiring no puffs or testimonials in its favor.
1t is extensively used in many parts of the
country, and being compound Of the most
valuable and etlieaeious remedies, the propri-
etor recommends it with theutmost confidence
a safe and certain remedy
In very cold weather, the nature of this EN-
brocation is such, that it becomes quite thick,
IN which case all that will be found necessary
will be to hold it near the fire for few mo-
ments, or put it into some warm water, always
with the cork out1 before using.
Va 1t should always b, well shaken, and
kept closely corked so IT'S to preserve It's
strength.
&zs~sold throughout the country by Drug
w. In Martinsbarg s by j. +. w. BAKER,
and WIN. DORSEY, Apotheeares
MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY
VIM. D. BELL, Apothecary,
Feb. Is, 1865. Hagerstown. Md.
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OLD RNE WIIlskEA
JOHN Il. WILSON.

Its purity has been fully tested rs per the
annexed certificates of analysis:
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CERTIFICATES. .

From a careful Chemical Analysis of superior
Old Rye Whisley Pancatharticon-
lied by JOHN E. WILSON
of Baltimore
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This whiskey is characterized by the absence
Of heavy FasI Oil, Sugar and Poisonous Me-
talc compounds, and by retaining its ethereal
oil untainted. 1t has the chemical
Of u pure carefully defeated rye