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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24
LOCAL mREYTrTEN.

e .
TINS Postofice, at Misplace, has been renewed
from its old quarters, 10 MoMAsAN's Book store on
Louisiana -avenue. st eha se
-THosE school districts now 10 need Of aud
desiring teachers may be supplied by addressing
Prof. J. W. EwrSo, PSrrysburg, Ohio. ipi
-s-MEFFIEo Of the Army Of the Republic, Of
special Importance, this friday evening, At the
Courthouse. Full attendance desired. '.l 4
-THu remains o. BESgANIS T. MYERs, formerly
Of this place, were brought here on Saturday last
and inferred 10 the Perrysburg Cemetery.
--FouR or Ave Sohooners are At this port, at The
present writing, loading with staves, immense
quantities Of which are awaiting shipment.
A TIRs-srRAMeR has been employed in pump
ing out the steamer Belle, now lying at the lower
end Of the Michigan Southern dock, at Toledo. .,
: THOSE desiring to convert 1-sO bonds into new
$40 six per cent gOld-besring bonds are referred
to the advertisement Of the Exchange Bank Of To-
ledo, In our advertising columns. h2
--TBE continued cold and wet weather, il is
feared, will materially affect the prospects Of a
corn crop. We are Informed that in some laeali-
tics the seed which has been planted is rottipg in
the ground.
by reference To- our advertising columns, our
readers win be informed that they can secure
all the fine, thrifty sweet-potato plants they may
desire at so cents per hundred, of HENRY PmLLPs,
81 and 5e Summit street. Toledo. Also choice
variety Of dahlias.
THE new goods comprising the extensive
stock recently purchased by w. J. HITCHCOCK, are
going of rapidly. Bargains can be obtained in
everything in the line Of general merchandise.
Ladies' dress goods, Of every desirable pattern and
at very low figure.
--FRESoH scientific men predict that the sum-
mer Of 1867 will be cold and wet like that Of last
year. they base the prediction the fact that inn
mense masses Of ice have broken away or are
about to break away from the extreme North
producing cold and vapor. The weather thus tar
would seem to justify the prediction.
ID. McLAREN, Fsq., General Superintendent
and G. F. FuLLER, ESQ.,, General Ticket Agent,
having resigned their positions in the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad Company, L. d. RUcKER
Esq. has succeeded to the position of General
Superintendent, and w. B. SHATTUc, Esq. to that
of General Ticket Agent. These gentlemen are
represented as being we'll qualified for their re-
sponsible positions, and command the confidence
and esteem Of the business and travelling public.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24

~ tseceuoVleaNsab ~ Phyuislans, nssnEiRs, 80
eYerybvdy else Eho ever used H. that Dr. 8rRfcKLANnn
Cough HAsan VII cure Coughs ooids, Astiina, ard
all diseases Of the Throat and LanEs, Qutoter and
commend ters 10 try this great remedy, know
ing IL 70 be A. No. 1. ~
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24
Teachers, CertiGcates.

The following applicants as teachers were ex-
amined, at Bowling Green. Friday, May 8, 1867, by
the County Board of Examiners, and have been
aMarlad certificates as follows
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WE ALSO OFFER otR
Izonzaaexase 9tcsO1&
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This Bsskis hes ,ehsn ne prsmlrrn a. pnapT q
our state Fairs over al other EuckIes IN ehn hSna
try. NssLtkla Buckle Mas 10 tolaue n y y sstf
Ne tae. SacoAAsAitiean be alter30 fnl . aaDAAs1A
with bprfeetNnne. Thira,-@i4 yuaf huento 90 eret
the tugs can ~ unfasisnod hg etr1Fls pal ~ the
rsiRs, runaway horeea thn nalne, MdriRn uo htlea
punched IN thsm, Tho tnea are dnfabl. ibf eil me.
N0TICE.--Ail Hnruasa-makeEs 10, Weed ee4nlf
are fofhiddsa u MSS thia Bcckls wisAdae ny tes-
rights for sale On reasonable tegma. ana .LfQfg
On hard 81 al times SinelO and neab.f urq4&ss
% the bsss qualify. Rspairlns q ~ kiat. asss
on short notice. A. y. MkkD.
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Al PEiess that can not fAl 10 give eatiys satsiaa-
ti0n.
kW@ THANKING EVery body lar tlasir past
patronage we viii still soniinus 70 b On hand
Up TO the Times and Wants
90 shs People Of weed csaasy.
as PECK, HAMILTON & CO.
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SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICES


BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Having a Direct Influence to the Parts,
Give Immediate Relief.
For Hrouchitiss Asahmn, Catarrh,
COnsumptive and Throat Diseases,
Troohes are Used with always Good Success.
singers aud Public Speakers
will End 7roches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual cxertion Of the vocal
organs. The 7roehss are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Being
an article Of true merit, aud having proved their
efficacy by a test Of many years, each year finds
them in new localities in various parts Of the
world, and the Trochss are universally pronounced
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only "BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRooREs,"
and do not take any Of the Hordiess laitations
that may be offered. Sold Everywhere. 3lE
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no! FARMERS, ATTRNFI0Nl
The Greatest p6ssvafy af ne Rss.

A y. REED haa purchased tss rishssf sale
IA. for Wood ooonfy Of the iratlg eeIebfAisa
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24
what Everybody Says Must be True,

r. ST. propose to open my school again on
the 26th day Of August, 1867. A.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24

A COMPLETE aasortmsal af Reasion, Justiee
And Legal blanks are 10 b.. bad q che Nav
s.,r.- {, DIV Y. y. MeAA4AN.
Tf Voc want yoar Pictures Framed, - - tha
NEW BOOK STORE
llETERS' Instructors Gar the Piano ana Melu.
L deaa also Music Books Of diHersnt authors.
eOnstAetly on hand BY y. MCMAHAN.
Tdon't make say difieFenea what mar b. sasa
nbnnt Navel Reading. but IN tbs Calculating
Library Of n. McMAHANwliih be iaand the anest
lot ol LitsrAry Works y, Northern Ohio.
TN McMAHAK'S Shaw-windou eAn hs aesa ths
different styles az Picture Frsmse that he ean-
stantly has oz hand. .s7
A Rul.I. line Of School n0aks al Han AHkKse
"A New Book Stare.
A FINE sAsortment 0f noaaa and kisiisrssy
~ win b fhand AZ NeMkIlAR'S.
no 70 McNAHAN'a. ~ Mnslo.Boaks, akss,
VI Music and Msaieal insigumenls.
NEoMAHAN has just received eanlplsls a..
w soriIasns of Equallsaiion hehniy Dlanis,
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$40 blacks.
So whites.

rAr The late rains filled up the
creeks in the back country to such
an extent as seriously to impede
travel. Our friends east of this who
have had occasion to visit us recently
have had either to swim their horses
or to take the longest way round as
the shortest way to reach here. The
crops have also materially suffered
not only from the heavy rains which
have saturated and in some cases
washed away the younger growth,
but from the GOODNESS of the weather
which has been extraordinary for
the season. We hear Of cotton being
injured in some places by actual
frosts-the plant presenting the APP
pearapce Of dying. A few-days will
determine whether the injury is so
great as to require replanting.
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s6r The New Orleans Picayun

s@r The New Orleans Picayune
suggests that the name Of "Alexan-
dra" (out of compliment to the EN-
pcror Alexander, Of Russia), be given
to the territorial possessions lately
purchased by the United States from
His Majesty. The name is both
euphouious and appropriate. Should
the Picayane's suggestion, however,
fail Of being adopted, we would beg
to substitute another name quite as
significant and more thoroughly Rus
sian, as being more generic in its de-
rivation. As the new acquisition lies
towards the North Pole and is famous
for its white bears, and as Russia it..
self is sometimes called the Great
Bear, and holds sway over the Poles,
whose condition, politically and other
wise is rather barren and hard to bear
we think combination like unto the
following, might fill the bill to be en-
titled Gan Act to create an Act, &C."
and prove Zone of the few immortal
names that were not born to die"
namely - sso-bear- poleo -cum-iceo-
et.freezeo, gollyosko.
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May FEsrlvAL.-The spacious and
outrageous grounds connected with
Prof. Magruder's Collegiate Institute,
are to be the rendezvous tomorrow of
the pupils Of the various Sabbath
Schools of our city, who together with
their parents, teachers and invited
friends, will then and there participate
in the festivities Of a May celebration.
AS the affair will be 10 the shape Of a
picnic party, all who attend are ex-
pected to be provided with their own
edibles, somewhat after the fashion
of "basket meet 2"
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Glorious MEXICAN SPEECH

GLORIOUS MEXICAN SpEEcH.-
Recovery Of Teas and California
and March on WasAington.-At a
public dinner in San Luis Potosi, re-
Gently, Gen. Mariana Escobedo made
a speech characteristic of a vain
glorious Liberal chieftain, in response
TO toast. The General is reported
to have said:
ave are the sons of God and
Liberty. 1t was our prowess that
drove the Spaniards from our soil.
1t was our prowess that drove the
detested Gringos from the Halls of
Montezuma, and expelled them from
our homes. 1t was our prowess that
expelled the arrogant French, and
sent them across the great waters
trembling with fear; and it is our
prowess that will take the head from
every traitors shoulders.
"When we shall have shaken the
letters from our limbs, our prowess
will point to the recovery Of Cali
fornia, illegally sold by traitors, and
the establishment of our boundary
line to the Sabine. Then we will
march up to Washington City and
ask the Gringos what they have
been about, and we will make them
hunt their holes like rats"
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New BANK BUILDING.-Messrs.
Hart & Hebert, bankers of this city,
have commenced the foundation for
new brick building on Third street,
between Main and Laurel-intended
for their banking establishment and
also as an Office for the Citizens In
surance Company. The building
will measure rs by 80 feet and will
be adorned in front by handsome
cornice and porch supported by
columns. 1t will be an ornament to
the city.
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s9r Our over. the-river neighbor
of the Sugar Planter mentions the
fact that the genuine, not-to-be-mis-
taken shad" are caught in large
quantities with scoop-nets at the
Hickey crevasse. Happy people, at
fer all, Notwithstanding their misfor-
tunes from the overflow, are our
West Baton Rouge neighbors. thus
to be blessed with SO much good
coming out of evil. Here. where
our piscatorial dainties consist of
cat fish fried and stewed, the start
ling announcement made by our
friend Hyams ha. had 4 most tantli-
zing effect, producing a Initiating SEN
sation about the gastronomic regions,
which like Rachel in the wilderness,
cries out and will not be CON-
forted we fear, until one of those
same shad can manage somehow or
other to find its way to our humble
board to be gobbled up and "rolled
like sweet morsel under the
tongue" Ho, for a real shad, oh !!
Send a marchand over here, good
friend, with lot of them, and let US
have a chance "to seize the substance
ere the shadow fade"
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FALLING.--The river at this place
continues to recede at rate which
betokens safe water level. The
fall is from three to four inches every
twenty-four hours. The Ohio was
rising at Cincinnati on the Sd inst,
but slowly falling at Louisville. At
St. Louis, same date, the Mississippi
was falling slowly.
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sG We noOlced the funeral pro-
cessiou of colored soldier slowly
vending its way to the U. S. Gene.
terry yesterday morning. The coffin
was wrapped in the national flag aud
borne in an ambulance, preceded
by the dead mans comrades, who
with arms reversed were silently
marching the sound Of the fife and
mufled drum.
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SHARP PRAcTIcE.-The Natche

SHARP PRACTICE.-The Natchez
Democrat says:
The officers of the law arrested
the proprietor of the monkey which
was going about shooting pistols on
the streets. The proprietor was fined
five dollars for shooting firearms
within the city limits. He responded
that it was not he that did the
shooting, but the monkey; where
upon the Mayor fined the monkey
five dollars, to be committed until
paid. Of course the man paid
the fine.
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TO CONsUMPrIyEs.

TINE advertiser, have been restored to health
L ID a fsw weeks by very simple rems dy,
alter havil & suffered for several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread disease Con-
sumption-'s anxious to make known to his fel.
lowsuferers the means of cure.
To ali who desire 1t, be will send copy of the
prescription used free Of charee) with the direc-
lions for preparing and using the SANE, which
they will find SURE CURE for Consum ptiom.
asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
all Throat and Lung Affections.
The on Object of the adye tiser In sending
the Prescription is to benefit the affi 'cted, and
spread Information which he conceive s TO be in
valuable, and he h'pes every s. Il ,rer will try his
remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing, and may
prove bic ssing.
Parties wish ng the prescription FREE, by retur
mail, W III please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Ni!liamburg, Kings Co, New York.
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Third STREET THEATRE.

THE BATON ROUGE THEsPrANs win rive an
exhibition on WEDNESDAY, May 18th, 1867,
reproducing, for the third time, their Popular
and Original Combination Pantomime, AN.
TlPAROs, with gorgeous Overture Ia
BLEAU, additional TRIO Is, Five Magnif-
cent TABLEAUs, New Cc TUNES, etc., etc
PRICE OF ADMISSION, 75>ce ts. Children, 35
cents. Doors open at ~ O'Clock. Perform.
anre to commence at 81 O'Clock.
SEATS NUMBERED. Box Office at the Theatre
VIII be open on Monday and Tuesday, May
18th and l4th, from to IL NJ, and to a p.
NJ, for securing seats.
may4-1tw&3ttw W. WALTER. sec,v
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NEW ORLEANS MABKErs-1uesday Eusn-
ing, May 7M.-Gold ls7@ls71S; hghtsup-
ply and restricted demand.
Cotton-Figures lower and no sales
worth reporting. Offerings continue light
and undesirable and M st factors M anifes
an indisposition to make material conces-
sions.'
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H Thanks to our friends Of the
steamer lberville, also to our long shore
friends, Jolly, of the Wharf Office and
Stroube, Of the house Of Edmonston &
Wslshans for late news journals.
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REGISTRATION. = Mr.. Hawkins,
the accommodating clerk Of the
Board of Registrars, now in session in
this city, reports to US the following
total number Of voters registered up
to IL o'clock, M, yesterday:
$40 blacks.
SO whites.
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r. The news is, that Attorney

~ The news is, that Attorney
General Stanberry has published
his long considered and doubtless
we'll matured and carefully digested
opinion as to the status of parties
applying for registration under the
Military Law. The status, as de-
fined by Mr. stanberry, regulating
and comforting the right Of registra-
ton, is, as far as we can learn, in
accordance with the letter and spirit
Of the provisions contained in the
supplementary reconstruction act of
Congress, the gist Of which is given
in the following compilation made
and published by a contemporary
some time ago:
EXCLUDED.
l. All persons who having been, prior to
the war, bers of Congress or officers
Of the United States, have afterwards par
ticipated in the war against the General
Government.
III. All persons who. previous to the
war, having filed positions or exercised
functions in the Executive, Legislative or
Judiciary Department Of any State. had,
~ such, taken an oath to support the
Union, and who afterwards aided or par
ticipated in the war against the General
Government.
ADMITTED.
1. None is excluded by reason Of his
having accepted any office under the Con-
tederate States or served in their army,
unless excluded in either of the two cate
gories previously stated. Thus, the Con-
federate States Senators, Represer tatives,
Naval or Military Ulcers are not excluded.
III. Attorneys at law, sheriffs, clerks Of
State Courts, members of City Boards and
municipal officers are not excluded, be-
cause they were not obliged to subscribe an
oath Of allegiance to the general Govern
ment.
Ill. No individual who, when the war
broke out, had not reached the age of
twenty-one years, is excluded from the
electoral franchise no matter W hat part he
took in that war.
Nv. Officers of the State militia are not
excluded.
The decision rendered by Mr.
Stanberry opens the way to registra-
ton to all the "availabIes" who hav-
ing been previously rejected as not
coming up to the extra requirements
imposed upon them in the formula of
Of the Boards Of Registrars, Or who,
from knowledge of such restrictions,
or whatever other cause, have been
holding back-to now "pitch in" and
make their applications accordingly.
Since the foregoing was in type,
we have seen the New Orleans
Times special correspondence on
the subject of the Attorney Generals
opinion, from which it appears to be
the decision Of that official that the
words giving aid and comfort to the
enemies Of the United States" wher.
ever, they occur in the Constitution
and consequently in auylaw of Con-
gress have no meaning whatever,
where the enemies are rebels, but
apply exclusively to foreign wars
and to alien public enemies. So also
the words "engaging in the rebel
lion,' only apply to acts of partici
patton indictable under the law.
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VeaU advertisements.
ASSESSORS OFFICE,
UNsTrD STATES lkrERxAL REvgNUE,
Second District, louisiana.

Second District louisiana
Baton Rouge, May 9Th, 1857.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that II any obstruc.
tton is made to the legal assessment Of any tax
under the laws OF the United States, the psrty or
parties 50 offending will be proces led against
according to law.
fanny officer In this Assessment District ah all,
by deception or txtortion, through bribery or
collision, exact more or receive less than the law
req1ires such officer should at once be reported
to me in sordtsn0 and the undersigned will re-
port the case to the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue.
Its expected that all officers OF this Assessment
District shall deport themselves a. gentlemen
Rudeness or arbitrary conduct will become proper
subjects Of complaint.
II any complaint Is made IN Writin0 will
transmit the same to the Commissioner OF Inter-
nal Revenue Grievances complained OF cannot
be redressed by myself
JAS. II. VEAZIE,
mays-It Assessor.
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THE GRAND TOURNAMENT.

TN view Of the approaching Tournament, A.
i KOWALsKI, of the Peoples Store, notifies the
public that he will offer his goods at reduced rates
as further indncement for everybody to attend
and combine pleasure with business.
Ladies needing articles necessary for the occa.
sion will do we'll TO call at once at the
PEOPLES STORE,
may7 Third street.
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na~ A son of Fred Douglas has
been appointed to clerkship in the
Freedmen's Bureau.
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MARRIED-

On the Cd inst, at the residence of Mr..
Frederick Banker, by P. A. Walker, ESQ.,,
J: P. Mr.. WILLIS H. BARBEE, to Mrs.
ELIZABETH BLANTON, both of this
parish.
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70 For swearing in Buffalo a
person is now liable to fine of $50
or Imprisonment.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
n Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effects Ut youthful indiscretion, will for tie
sake of suffering humanity, send free 10 all who
need it, the recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do 70 by add essing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
Dc Cedar street New York
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GJ- L. C. MORRIS, Collector and General Agent,
for the settlement Of Claims, Bills &c. Also author
zed Agent and Collector for The GAZETTE Con- Er.
Once at the Court House.
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Peterson's Lady's Magazine,
LNoR JUNE, 1867, at
Il may9-2t HEROMAN's
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NEAL EXCHANGED FOR CORN.

A MANY Of our planters Decesstated to-
n purchase supplies on time, would suggest
TO such as have mills OF their own, that will
during the residue Of tue season, exchange 70 r
choice dry White Corn. frst.elass article of
fresh ground Meal. Give me trial. and will
ensure better satisfaction than can be afforded at
any country mill.
mayz JOSHUA BEAL
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FANCY TOILET SOAPS.

NR1GHT's, Brown Windsor, Go ties, Honey,
w ycerine, Almond and other Fancy Soaps,
at tapr25) i. IA. BROOKS DRUG STORE
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WHITE LEAD,

SlX different qualities in kegs of Is lbs, so lbs
~ and 100 lbs, and by the can, at prices to suit
purchasers at +. M. BROOKS
mayL Drug Store.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
ENAMILY OR SINGLE ROOMS in very 49,
i comfortable dwelling, situated in one E.:;
OF the most central and convenient por 8lsQ
tions Of the city. Good reference required, where
ths standing Of the applicant is not known En-
quire Al This once. may9-2w
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
A COMFORTABLE HOUSE for residence a.
II of small family, in very desirable E::l
part Of the town Apply at this office. april
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POCKET KNIVf
MEATS, MEATS.

s)0DD POUNDS very fine Green Shoulders,
~OOO 1890 pounds clear Bacon Sides,
20 barre.s Mess Pork,
just received and for sale cheap by
mayZ JOSHUA BEAL
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TO RENT.

TO RENT,
A GOOD HOUSE for business stand and -
"A residence corner OF Main Penitentiary EEi
streets. Apply 10
mayo IT, JULES FROMENT
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LINSEED OIL.
DAW and Boiled, by The barrel or at retail, to
IA suit purchasers, at
+. NJ. BROOKS,
maya Drug Store
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aS- WHARTON Il ILLINGsWoRTH. General
Newspaper and Collecting Agents, lis Common street,
between Camp and St. Charles streets, New Orleans.