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NJ &s- DIR. Baahee--A severe case OF paralysis,
contracted while working in the mines Of California; been
by Dr. Baakee, of No. 90 STREE as will be
seen by the letter which publish below; . q jja
Eaf3fs5l3ys CINCINNATI Ohio, January q, 1867 ss
II Dr. Baakee-Dear Sir You will doubtless remember the
who called st. Louis his from
California 10 his home in Chic for pnpose ire ted
paralysis, contracted lie working mines was
then As hspiess infant having Of either legs
panied for the # moving about taking
Of me- For eighteen months previous my meeting you
had mouthfn water
cept rendered by some helping hand save my own Such
DEEPER dence but those who have like Sit
atun ren reaze Those strange and terrible
produced by nightmare in nearest
anything describe. But these people can awake
the horror of their condition pa away Will, Their
waking hours Of SO with paralysys Few aid the
feler II hi in fact had appsd g many and tried
treatment; since which time have been
Tespect by spring TO be entirely recovered feed
myse with right hand, and able to walk about with
feel ought 10 be made known the pub
lie, and give the simple facts hoping will place them
shape for publication article
the bnt only want all sufferers like myself to know where
they GET cnred. Very respectfully yours,
H fe9 2plt<W ALBERT Il. 3SCHERMERHORN.
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.1tfeFtide Plate.

.atfefttde Plate.
Although this cheaper ware inferior in quality the
article introduced by him in this Market
IMPROVED GALVANOPLASTY yet to the call of his
customers the subscriber has also for sale complete
men of ALFENIDE PLATE, just received from the
turer consisting Of
Table and Dessert SPOONS and FORKS; Tea, Sugar and
Sauce SPOONS; Soup LA DIES, Fish KNIVES, etc.
J. TACON.
No. l07 Charres street,
fec 2pGt between Cont and St. Louis Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-09

The highest Cash Price paid descriptions Of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city and wishing
their furniture will their to cali on
the under signed.
Aso-Secondhand Furniture sold, exchanged repaired
P. NJ. TOURNE,
ngi 2p3m y RAInrIIe aiIeet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-09
I'haIOaa's PaoHsiase Lotion,

Ph0lO2s's Pn0lsin7e Lotion,
OR FLORAL BEAUTIFIER.
ICES Cosmetic
.fE for beautify
ing the Skin and ...... ...
Complexion, and for
curing Chapped Hands,
~" Face and Lips, Tan, sunburn,
Freckes, Pimpes, Scalds Burns,
ia A and safe for Piles;
washing will give instant relief. AZ
ter shaving it is very soothing to the skin. 1t
keeps the hands softand white, and for infamms-
ons Of the skn it will be found to be great remedy.
Price 81 Per bottle. Male and sold by f. PHAION
No. 1877 Broadway of Dey and No. 5l7 Broad
way, st. Nicholas Hotel, New York, and all Drug
gists and Fancy Stores throughout the United States.
.a For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail by
J J. WRIGHT & CO., ...1
fec 2pStead q and ISL Charres street.
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Phnl0ss's Magic Hair Dye.

FNNlON's Magic HNif Oye.
One e
of the
u wzl,N very best ',' eF'-.
NaturalD Dyes .'.
- in the world. It's . r....
F." long has proved
.+. it to be beyond compari-
son; and, being vegetable ...-..l
., production, no injury possibly
be done 10 the skin 1t is easily up.
Piled, and you obtain black
brown which will defy the best judges to tell
it from nature itself. Price 81 and 81 80 per box. '.
Made and sold by E. PHALON, 1877 Broadway,
Dey street, and SIT Broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel,
" and all Druggists and Fancy Stores in the United States
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GEO. ". THRIFT. A.
Thrift, OItfs = Co.,

GEO. ". THRIFT A. C. OLDs,
Thrift. OItts = Co.,
COMMISSION MER CHANTS.
Ne. ia Commerce ST., Mobile, Ala.
Particular attention paid the sale WEST
ERN PRODUCE. such rs Flour Bacon Whisky Pork Lard
Oil, Grain Of all kinds Hay etc. etc.
TO
Nesrs. PoReroy Marshall, Goode Ulrick Chamberlain
Co.. Mobile, Ala G. W. Newten Co, Carroll Pritchard l.
Co.. Henderson Peale, New Orleans La swasey & Co.,
Gardner, Phipps & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
Thrift, OIds 8 Co.,
AGENTS FOR C. W. NEWTON CO.'S.
Regular Line of Packet Schooners,
DC 2pI FROM NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILR
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Cuba Honey.

40 barrels superior new HAVANA HONEY, Just re-
ceyed per brig W. D. Miller, from Havana by
l,af. F' lae S. DE WISER & CO.,
fec 2P3t "A Magazine street.
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EVER oDUCEDI THIS CITY,
From the Mandatory Of
STEINWAY SONS N. Y.
These Pianos celebrated for quality tone elegant
and notwithstanding in tune at half higher the
pitch
In fact they considered by the eminent Piauss be
superior to any other made in this country.
The undersigned visited last summer Manufac
tories in the Northern cities, selected STEINWAY
SONS INSTRU MENTS the best adapted to
climate He has them for SALE and and artists
invited to call and examine them
The best MELoDEoEs from the mandatory of MASON
HANELIN, Boston.
L. GABICI,
nil 2pMotF Camp street, below Gravier.
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Phnx0n,s
! CHEMIGALaHAIR INyIG ORATOR

az 4r.5IsI nss 4 d u Oh 81 s
Va complete
sF article Of the ~ -l'F''s- -
aH-s kind before ..... ...- .
offered to the public. 4.nS. r
1g5 II has stood the test Of 20 ..."H'-.<
l.G tt- years in this country, and not
. one Of the many hundreds Of imita- s..I
tions have been able to compete
with it for preserving, dressing and bean s.r"
Trying the Hair, and excepting the head clear
from dandruE etc. II is nesimablc; in short, 1t #
every thing the hair requires Price so cents and 81
per bottle Made ant sold by PHALoN, at 1877 Broad
way Dey street, bl7 Broadway St. Nicholas Hotel
N and all Druggists and Fancy Stores in the United States
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~ We are indebted to his Excellency, John W.
Geary Governor Of Kansas for copy Of his Message
to the Legislative Asse Of that Territory, dev-
cred on the 18th Of 5anna
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The Bagasse Kettle Train and
DANIEL MONROE.
H. II. BlECELess,

Ef. II. Buckley, n
MATCHMAKER,
No. Camp street.
Has on hand large OF Pure SILvERWARE
which is offered low as that quality sold PLATED
CASTERS, WATERS, etc.
Also anufa lures to order Silver Casters Sets Pitch
ers, Trnrnpes etc, of any pattern jail 2p8m
pr. Samuel Reynolds.
OFF1CE-No. ll5 GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CAscERs scALD HEAD, SWELLING SORES ard
ULCERS of every description ja3l 2ply
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Human S,xon,.

and fer sale by ~ 2 E
0l7 l s. DE WISER g. CO., r
fea 23t "A Magazine street
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MI I'M ear, as,dc III ahIs tcvn, but
lsavs nol st IVA ths plsse1ssss 1| "a visiting
4. III iyaitpass Y on III ~ aImost
directly bfth W Sank NH repre-
scented II ~ snrronnded ~ fich land
ND good pine timber 1 ks PtQpEisspr.
Tallmadge Elwell, hss much
towards giving that town ls n md
offering inducements for ssftlsls " l6-
cate there Through his energy h good
Saw-mill. one upright, and one circular
saw has been erected, ia which u 70.
be added Immediately II sIlingle and
lath machine. Az further Inducements
for emigrants to locate id this section,
6ve hundred feet Of lumber will besgiven
~ any who may locate there, and
4 'warrantee deed given for atown Iot
containing q fourth Of an acre to any
who will locate id the town and erect
thereon d comfortable dwelling II viii
be seen BY the above that Mr.. ElwelI
meansto build up town at Granite
City, and We hope he may succeed.
He certainly ought to, for lieputs his
own shoulder 70 the wheel, besides en-
pending large amounfs-of money
Granite city is unlike those paperto
which, after being laid out, are left TO-
take care Of themselves. Mr.. Elwell
has been On the ground from the start.
making improvements, such as are in
Idispensable il building up town
erecting mill to furnish building ma
t'erial, Public House, &c-, ssc. We
would advise all who wish to settle ia 4
new but thriving town and grow up with
Il. 70 cab and sec Granite City. For
particulars see advertisement MIDDAY $
paper. n.
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HANILIS,s BA NFSINfs HnrTSr

3 ri IHliamlin, Esq has enclosed q
l A thst inside nearly completed, one of
tlle neatest Building - BE used as a
Banking Y: House IA TIE upper country 9.
Every thing will Re arranged With his
aIcenstomed taste. and with view to
icolrfors Though brick are expensive
here, this building II being filed ii With
that ' " n'a'ssisl snd I NH altogether Sc
enc of the best If not the very best
buildings III town
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" - .slss ~ B OUT absence from our post
articles casionally find their way into
ii the columns If the Front;;srman which
d 4 NJ b politically accord with our prin-
Eciples. This was the case last week II
The tirst article under thu editorial head
liAt v rle contained - implied cen
sure againsl Coy. Walker. 81 Kansas.
M we consider unjust. We ever
have believed, and do still believe that
Walker intention has been and still i
to show ! n III paffiality for either party, ia
the settlement of HE difficulties Of kan
sas md md that he il determined to carry
o IN a. faras lle possibly can, the viii
oi TIE malorit ~ publish al article
to-day, taken from the Boston Post, 5,
which y an idea ma & ~ formed Of where
TIE whole difficulty rests Of which "a
much ff1tt Nj has been said and written. wv
would AK NJ 81 ead ii who wish to b..
come posted il relation 10. the matter. y.
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public lands NJ, Il -. i y, H., ~
Land Office ,n,,st Ia hro,r {, nnaa. go.
immediate control, and nnder maj 81, :
eye. or these snecula,;oos j, J \ ~. ,,,.,,,,.
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DE31O ON Ix SsIS d n n

y sa /. week n lle pcsedings DC 4 meet
ins ot ths atnocrats IL Sauk RupidS
was handed "A foo latsl toK ublicasi6a u
IItthlaat wesl Y y nov INV fhslp
before our readers At this meeting y
psmocratic cls n was # 0rmsd a wi!l ~
n ss & Al I. ythe process diogs ANA steps taken
II or i n meetings. llssre invited u
|alts1d 1hia wes wisely WI up, and
v ! TIN tnsslhgs viii NY well AZ
lltsndsd IFopgh these initiatory steps
y T \ hope 81 sse III Democracy of Ben
len County united md instead of The
divisions which have heretofore char
acterized ths' proceedings Of Tie party,
we shall expect 70 see them united ii
SOLID phhalanx, battling for the greal
prinaiPl of the Democratic party. 81
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.ii'g r. PIT | !! ii !, 4
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fast Iissl,ua.n
y led the Y hufch !
s rie y 4 J l,ot iarr'I y
r,os w iioin tIhe Null
Siousl
iiis
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I
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HAY III I ssiFsr. nj. selas tbIsSl laiIsa
below M Mi iensl n
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haalaa llII|slne ghs day NH hga 5ust "
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Nv: NJ .|s:ls'.
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u. Il ' ~ II IN !. \ u
q 49, AZ vs.'S MI as's,'s1
|. - ,'.s \. $3.50 n '.a.s 'o'1 'ns1
IS ~ $500 $500 !. 1870
~ ss' s'is = u VI. $3.50 Is ' 81. $500, 81
'ae.s $3.50 3 81. ~ ] .. 80. , w. Il
:. ~ s.s 80 !. I'M, II Il q, f1ooss
M 4. Nh, 81 ,r'ff. !, \, f'>S' :'s
time q, n. r...no, W f.s,,,, 4. y. NM, VI.
have never as1 WI heard i Wild III NJ
river, ~ remoy;n6 Il but tw q, 81 t NM
miles from II. present q. locst; Nh. Mo
facts ii shs cass are against I.ach y rs
pos;ti o nv hs rrsat sets usent onsike
west ida ST tlie river ID the vicinity
q ID the valley 81 Sank River. which
river puts into the Iissis.;Dpi lust
oppos;tc |, Sank Ranids and ,he aia-
lance ~ ,h;s mini \ i less from III INV.
lav II iii. river ahove tban L /. Il z.
clond
We have tried Is Give 1 fair atate-
ment of facts n this n,attar NM ourI
readers NAV unde ratand N. 81. e.,;oD !
as II r,ealv, Il Il u u .hall have more 4
statss,,pon, the, sub;ec, i, .i,,ne f,tnrs
i'm. /. IA 3, .s JAZZ 6 & . !, g. III,
n, II, =, Il ro,,,i,.,, s. ';;t II. 49,,
i NAV. 4Iss s 500 g.
~,
\ 81, 10 q, q
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80 E:,.,. so 80 !, -
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guas Is 4 : B N u /.
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nv i IissIissi M M S. NJ
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I5S'vtEBB,s BOARDING HOUSE,

This building directly opposite Days
Hotel Il up AMI nearly enclosed. We
do MT know tssexac1 size, but Ii makes,
IA A ye''ys pretty appearance, and when
1 completed will be an ornament 10 the
tow town y y intended not only for the
- acco I' II odation of tie mil hands, but
also IN the accommodation Of others,
who may wish board, and il may be, for
~ abe travelling public Such house Il
Very much needed here ,ana The bust
r ness ~ which tis designed will be
4 proftableso,,e.
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THE ILLUSTRATES GYMNASIUM.

@ This is the title Of a new book by r.
z. Trail, NJ. D., now being published
BY Fowler and Wells, New York. The
work comprehends considerably more
than the title expresses; for il contains
not only an exposition Of Gymnastics
proper, but also the applications Of
Calis.henic, and Vocal Exercises to the
development Of the whole body, the
proper training Of weak and detective
organs, and 10 The cure Of diseases. !
Special Medical Gymnastics fba particus
lar ailments and infirnRities have "
prominent and important place, Ling
system of Kinesipathy, IS developed
its author s practicsd ~ Roth, Geore
md others, 3 Z extensively treated 81.
Brief Instructions are given IN the va:
ous'' manly exercises as SWIMMING
Sailing, r wing, Riding, etc. and moi
the least valuable part oft IS the an
aiysis Of the rudimental sounds ofiha
English languages with the instructions
predicated thereon, to enable the stu
dent to obtain full command df Tie re-
spiratory apparatus. and acqiise Rpen-
|cy and power Of Y oiec and Speech
All departments Of the work are pros
fusely illustrated with enprayinrs. n
IS q book for the Individual, the Family,
the Club, and the School. 4 will BE
completed u two numbers. Price for
The work complete, 81 Is. Address
IS Fowler 8 Wells. sos Broadyay, N, Y.
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very much needed here, and The bust
ness ~ which II isS designed will be
4 4 profit ableene
a. A party III surss yors passed
thro1s tgsyn I YEA ago to-morrow,
'fssury ying lhs M rnsaeat Road iroln
sd: n a 81 ii eti MD far tie purpose
~ " 4 n & iag .;orse pIat2of II over the
entire wv have noticed thai
'i'B any places aIspg NV road, fields
have been ~ ienc ID take Il, q part
III th.e Foad u Az inssaacss, leaving i.
NOT lnore than 4ll ~ lfse. wiaeyery
much ~ ltIls injury Y ~ tfa vi, especially
- the winter, when lhs drifts az snow snow
~ completely All - Seswsea Tie fences
as II render II ii,npossil,ie ffor teans to
set throagh. This cosaainly ought not
Tto be %, and w hope measures viii
he taken NJ open the road Tie whole
width of ths origginaI surrey one hun
sdred feet 81 SSs.sss
s l YIN, 4. Wood and Lady lefl
here VI day last, IA \ trip u Ken
4tncky Nlichigan and perhaps other
III / ahs country Their numerous
ii II Il "a and vicinity WIN
] E'sasi them q happy time and u speedy
|tsl ~ u their beautiful home .son I'LL
| n ~ II these "A WIG may have busins Il
|sss III 81 ry ood we, will state tn II
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S IA Several buildings are contracted
70 be put up the present and next mas

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Nk 4stik
l6sinsd cons NJ q MIN ~
majority Iiis Gun t,,siion,
Nv. 4 !
tlhis aad shs Mn IlsI
III n supposed the con6t h u y " u |SDe
as thstt. liiIs l1llll l,l l'Sl l
MANI n 81 A. 4 reported iK
tl M I'M A. MN elected 81 Gong rssS
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doctrines of the times, ever in thee, Land of
the Turf and my fathers! the Evangelical
have set up their horn. Instead of riding
to the hounds, they teach that to follow the
fox, is the way to the devil; instead OF
backing the running horses, they cover the
wayside with placards, saying, in the
mightiest of characters. "Don't 90 to the
raees!" Instead of rejoicing, as of old,
they mourn it as dire calamity, If, haply,
the winner belongs to the parishl
After they had questioned young Thorn.
ton, and examined the horse, the two de-
liberated.
"Dead amiss, fear" said the Squire.
"lt seems so. But | apprehend the
worst is over. The horse has been under
excitement, which begins to Aag. He
wants rest. A few hours may do much for
him."
The young farmer then related the man
ner Of his having left Dobson to watch his
horse, while he attended the ladies to the
Earl Of Baytown's stables; and also, that
the Ensign had always declared, in the
most positive and offensive manner, that
the horse was bad horse, and sure to lose.
The brow Of the Doctor contracted, and an
o,ninous frown lowered upon his face.
young Dobson is no Judge Of horse"
said the Squire.
"He dosen't know a horse from a hen.
sir. in racing sense" said Dr.. Dyder.
But he may know enough to have prac.
tised come rank villsiny here"
..Has he bet heaviIyi' said the Squire.
-"l do not think he has," replied Thorn.
ton.
"Have you quarrelled with himi Are
you upon good termsl" said DR.. Ryder.
"Well, sir, not over good, and not to say
bad. don't like him, but | wouldn't in.
jure him. have given him no cause to
injure me. But we have not exactly agreed
in opinion, when we have met There is
but little love between u.s."
TO DE CONTINUED.
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ANEcDoTE OF A RAILROAD CoNpucroR.
"A writer in the Post tells the following
story Of one who for 90 years was con.
ductor upon the Lowell Railroad, and 10
now depot master. "A lady who bad Q
boy with her considerably above the non.
paying age, attempted the rather difficult
exploit lin the auu-crinoline period) Of hi.
ding her precious SOP updsr her skirts.
Uncle John, who saw more bulk than be
could account for by an ordinary theory Of
personal enlargement, carefully reconnoiter-
ed the pile. and guessing the secret Of the
lady's extraordinary expansion, proceeded,
without saying word, to collec: fare for
one passenger and half and gave the
lady her change. which. without looking it
over, she put in her pocket. By-and BY,
observing that the boy was still kept in du.
rance vile, Uncle John humanity whispsrs
cd in her ear, "You may rs we'll let hip
out you've paid for both!" The tradi.:ou
is that there was some fun on the road
when that child was delivered"