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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
The New-York Election Returns.


The Official footings on Electors, far as heard
from, assuming Orange and Sullivan Counties as here
tofore reported, are a. follows
Lincoln Electors. -......-....-.......3o $40
Fusion Electors. $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27


WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov 70 1907,
There has been no official notification concerning inc
reported resignation Of ChiefJustice fancy az lar aS
can be learned there il certainly such Information
nj the Attorney Generals Office.
By the recently ratified treaty with the kaw Kan
sss Indians the questions affecting the intrusons OH
their ands have been adjusted These Indians are now
concentrated within defined lims, outside Of which the
rb;tes will be undstnrbed. few intruders ART sun
nm the Usage reservation but notice has been serVed
a. them 70 remove theTefrom. The intruders on 'he
,so,okae neutral lands have been forced TO va9ale
49, fbTongh the energy Of the Commissioner Of inun
AFFAIR.". .a f.o,, @ family visit 10
nolao 80 LA erroneOusiy reported in some OF the
nl naiis,laIsrs from visit 10 Hannibal Iiambn.
Poib Chamber of Congress are now IN reau h.
Cor The Members, very few Of whom b ha,e
, arrived AT Washington. The old SENATE Iii ~
- The improvements having been conPig'een ~" 49,
per1ried by the Supreme Court oil the C'ou o'"'''
Al IT, December session. I,,. 4 20 ouole
!" 49, sweeney, RittenhOuse Fani q 20; qao 'n
sy;sania money to-day at per cent ulsoo' "a s;I,
rntioI q rey cent discount for currency, anu ''s"
ere S SnU IN New-York at per cent premium .
IN ere has been no official Information io'''''O
,h1 [ reI;Op aa Of Chief-Justice fancy
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-15
eo,rEcE u,zIsc.

Tbs process of s.ha1ing." which the Fae.
uIty Of Harvard College recently punished
BIZ expulsion, ia thus described
"Toa send your boy Of sixteen, seventeen,
or eighteen years 10 college. be enters The
Freshman class. Away from home, among
Strangers, psrhsps a li.lls home- sick, b
appears green 81 -spooney." But he minds
bis own business, and knackles to his task.
Not so with the imprudeus fellows of the
class sboye hin. These Sophomores imne.
dia.elv eoncelrs the idea Of s'paiting
through yoar boz. They tave various
Wars Of doing Ills. They take him of .
cofd nigh. and pat him under pump, and
after he il well vet aai chilled, ies him GO
hous to bis bed and q sore throat or per-
haps, they vii get h.m into a room, and
.here sry 10 smoke him eus' by burning to-
bacco in the stove and keeping % contin-
uaI ruling Of cigars and pipes, and when
they 1ad bin, becoming pale and sick, leave
| tia with laughter. Or, IL ho is neryou:
or sensitive boy, they will try to frigaten
/ him on. Of BIZ, wits BY compelling him to
90 blindfolded into a darkened room and
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then show him h;ieoas things There are
yar;ons osh<r ways Of sshasing, suc1 =
aursirris Z trbef cold water. gsssins me
poyisiase drunk, etc. Il the boy has spsIis
eaonsh to resist these outrageous insults,
IA : ssld 1sh,s the result Of resissancs .,li
be aisconfors and aunoyancs during ms
whole csl!ege life, andwe have known m
Stances mere this vas the ease. -
..Yoa vii be likely 70 ask IN What par.
Of the JOKE she laugh comes ~, AZ .s M
bow, OF coarse, feels inclined 70 pus the same
, question, and 50 do ws-
..Thsy have carried this thing SO far N
Harvard Colic~r; ttst IN one or ITO eases
Ives vera endangered, and abe students
we're una5.eto do any study durins the
aTh. Fae.'tr of the College, therefore,
m.ss an exa.npIe of eight Sophcmorss, who
we're caught s.haziDg' somspoor iresaman'
sas ave them leave of absence, for year,
to learn at h9ms less brutal manners.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-15
JAKE WILLARD AsprHE BLIND HORSE.

The Mobile Register is responsible for the
following mirih- provoking incident:
For twenty three years, cid Jake Willard
has cultivated the soil Of Baldwin county,
and drawn therefrem support for self and
wife. lie IL chidless. Not long ago, Jake
left the house in search of missing COW.
H.srouts led him through an old worn cut
patch of clay land, OF about SIX acres in ex-
tent. In the center Of which was we'll TWEEN.
ty.fye or thirty faos deep. that had some
time, probably, frnished the inmates Of the
dsIaridatei house nsar hy with water. In
passing BY this spot, an i'll wind lifted
Jake's tile" fyom his head, and malicious
~ waited /: to the edge vi shs well, aad In
IL sambfed.
New Jake had always pracsiced the vir-
tare OF economy, and be Immediately set
about rseavertns the lest hat. lie ran 10
tae well, and hnding il was dry at the bot
tom, be uucsiiea the repe which he had
hroaghs foe The purpose Of capturing ths
traans cow, and after several attempts TO
catch TIE has VITA . moose. he concluded to
save time BY rcinc down isso the well hra.
self. To accomplish this. he made one end
OF The rope fast 10 a stump bard by, and was
quickly On his vsv dawn The we'll.
1t is . fact, OF which Jake vas no less ab.
Evious than the reader hereof, that Ned
Wells was in the dianiiassd building aseYe.
said, and that al old blind horse, with d
bell on his neck. whigh had been turaed cut
10 die. was latiiv grazing w!.hln abort dis.
lance Of HE well.
The devil himself or seme ashsr wicked
spiris. put i; into scsi's Uranium to hare a
little fun, so be quietly slipped up to
shs horse ard unbasklei the he.l-s,sap.
then saxeu the bell ia his haaa he ap-
prssch wah Glow, measured s'tns-a-
ling" the well.
''Csnfaana that ED hlind harse ~ said
Jake, "he's a-esming this war sure and
aan't gas M mere ssass than To fail in here.
whoa, Ball..
Bat the continued approach Of ths sssins-
cling" said jass ~ plainly as words shss
.Bsh woaISn's Ehss. Besiiss, Jake was
O TIE bottom, rsssias, sryins 10 s'saia' Is
up the rope.
"Ureas Jsrussiem,'' SAYS be, tsths old
eess vii be . icp Ct Ess hstass can say Jack
koaiussn. HAss Coat aaaiye snsos.
just then Ned drew Up to TIE edge al the
yell, and VITA bis feet sieksi little dirt
6ts il.
'soa Lssa." tss.aiHsd Jake, falling sp-
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on bis knees At the bottom. ssl'n gone nor,
Whoa. New lay ne dorm 70 shsp-
v-hs-s, BAIL pray the Lard my ssosito
-w-h-o-a, nou.-Oh! Lard, hare mercy
upon me-"
Ned could hold in 10 longer, and fearful
JAZZ. might salIsr from BIS fright, Ls re-
yeaied himself.
Probably Ned didn't N sse tracks With Bis
heels froia that well. Maybs Jsks -vasn':
Up to the TOP Of sbas wsa 10 short order,
and yoa might think be didn't try ever:
night for two weeks TO get sho. with hi.
riGe al Ned. Maybe Dot- | don,s know.
But do know thai If Jske finds oat wba
sent yea tbs, 1. viii Be the last squib thai
you'll ss..
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CO.., f-;sud Homes was riding up

~our friend Jones was riding up ID
WesTchester County, in September last, ana :,
saw board uailsd up on pest IN the yafo
AT . farm-house, with the sign painted on
i: s.Tu.s Fax req SAIL" Always ready 10, !,
1 r.sasan,ry, and seeing woman in checked
.,,n. bonnet n;ckiug ND an apronful of chips
al the wood pilein front of the house, he
Stoned. and asked her, very politely, when
,bs farm was TO sdiR She went on with her
work, bu, replied to his question lnsfanter,
oInst as soon as the man comes along VINO
can raise the tsiaa.v Jones hit Do6ein
sudden ca. with the whip, and dashed on,
calling out. SEA long there! whas ye DONG
here:o
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-15

frA good country minister 10 North
ern village, lately prayed fervently for those
Of his coan,rymen who were too proud to
kneel and two lazy to stand.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
ew Orleans nailu Crescent Saturday aornine 0obt g. 1850

Buckner, Stanton & Newman-6s Ar Miltenberger
-e2 Gitfen, Smedes &co- 50 J g & B Reks- -60
Coleman, Britton d Withers--57 FeiIowes &co-49
J Watt &eo- IS Mcfarland & Barksdale- As do
Hy Sheppard jr- 40 r W Estln &co-40 Thornhill
&co-40 Wright Il Allen--a7 Holloway Il Lonsdale
35 Green 4 Crump- 50 w s Donnell &co-2s do
Carroll &co-- 2s Logan, Sonat Claiborne
2s W Champln &co-- 20 Hughes, Hyllested &co
23 Ably 4 Catching E Male &co-20 E Ar
rington- 20 Vaudeville s McIlhenny 10 do A D
Kelly &co---l7 Gilis & Ferguson--l6 do Stewart 4
James-l6 Warren, Gilmore &co-- 16 do Hilliard,
Summers &eo-l5 Gordon & Castillo-l2 Dumesnil
4 Martin--9 8 do w Jackson &eo- 10 Henderson y
Peale-- Friedlander Il Gerson-- 23e kegs lard to
w Violet Eco sundrles to order-Total 2254
bales cotton. u
BAYOU sARA-Per steamer 1berville- -sundriss
to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

Steamship Empire City, Baxter, I'm New York 25tl
nlt, via Havana I'd inst, to S de Wiser eco
Quarantine Station.
Steamship Galveston. Hntchings, from Havana via
Key West and other Florida ports 18th ult
to1 Harris-lst dist.
Steamship Matagorda Gardner, from Indianola
and Galveston, to G HarTis-- -Berwick's Bay.
Steamship Gen Rusk, Fowler, I'm Galveston via
Indianola, to / G Harris--B Berwick's Bay.
Ship Kentuckian, MerEman, 10 days FIN Boston, to
w Dewey &co--1st dist, "A.
Ship Mary, Orr, Is days I'm Boston, to Geo Fos-
dick &co--lst dist, Is.
Ship Mongolia, Melcher, FIN Liverpool 10Th August,
to Meeker, Knox &co--3d dist, Al.
Ship Transit, (new) Patten, 16 days I'm Bath, (de)
to master=-3d dist.
Brit silip Clasnerden, Bennett, I'm Calcutta June
| 18th, to mastsr-lst dist, 40. @ :.
Span ship Esperanza, Saione, fm Havana, in bal
| last previously reported at Quarantine Sta
tion--to Ayendano Bros-Point. sf
Bark Mount Vernon, Dean, I'm Marseilles August
9Th, to Q Koch &eo-lst dist ls.
Span bark Nayiro -, fin Havana, in ballast, to
Puig Brothers-pre reyiously reported at Quar-
antine Station-Point.
Schr Southron Hanson, days fm Pensacola, to
naster-Basin.
sal Steamboats,.
Sunny Side, Maratta, I'm Cincinnati
John Roe, Leavenworth, fm st Louis.
Atlanta Baldwin, fm ST Louis.
Eatehez, Leathers, FIN Vicksburg.
Rapides, Brown, f1n Yicksburg.
Iherville, Baraneo, I'm Bayou Sara.
Doubloon, Sherman, I'm Vicksburg.
IA. Oregon, Baker, I'm Mobile.
Towboat Victoria, Steele, from the Passes-went
down light brought up ships Kentuckian
and Mary.
Towboat Baltic, Chapman, fm the Passes-7went
down light brought up ships Mongolia and
Transit.
Towboat Junius Beebe, Andrews, from the Passes
brought up ship ClasmeTden and bark
Mount Vernon, and from Quarantine Station
ship Esperanza and bark Nayire.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

BOsT0N-Per ship Kentuckian-A D Henkel &
co--Eaton s. Betterton- Jno Adams &co-W d
Dorff- McCombs & Clauss ~ MeStea, Value &co-
w H Letchford &eo--C Ii Bradshaw -Redding &eo
C Buddecke &oo-J Shannon-H Block &co
-Woodman 4 Bement-D Edwards P OsDonnell
Geo Rulef-Payne & Kemp Fatjo 4 Brunaso--
NJ Greenwood 4 McLaurin- Il Giman-Voor-
HES, Griggs Sco-L Moore eco H H Hedden-
Chandler 4 Cline Geo Pickett &co Mcclellan
u AlIen--W -Wheelwright & Hickey-and order.
BoSToN-Per ship Mary-A E Blackman & Bro
Geo A Fosdick AGO John Robertson II Block
&eo-J Moore &co-s Smith Sco--W Fl Leteh-
ford &co--G I Buddecke &eo-Bowles & Judson-
u Stern & Bre-S Pierson- Flint a. Jones-M Bar
nets Kaiser &co---W T Davs--N Whitney-S E
Moore Eco w McGraeken-L l. Coulon-Beebe &
co--atfd order,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

6HaRkISG ExTRAoRnIsARY.-Th sIoon Emma
formerly Splendid, has just returned to The sand.
Mtcfl islands from cruise around French Frigate
6hoai, where she had been 70 obtains sharks, ns
and seal oil. Daring her cruise se has taken about
eight hundred sharks, some of monstrous size
With Jaws large enough to swallow an OK whole
Several encounters were had with their savage
sh&rkshlps, during one OF which q shark bit 4
piece ont Of the sioop's side larger than mans
zzead. 0nanpther occasion TIVE Sharks which had
been caught actually towed the sloop several miles
% the ieeHard, though she had both her anchors
down at the lime. These fins. which the sloop has
aeen in search of, are eaten bv the Chinese with
whom they constitute q favofite delicaey.
lBoston Advertiser, Sept. 2S.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
I1nnorts
NEW YORK VIA HAVANA Per steamship
Empire City-Assorted mdse,

NEW YORK VIA HAVANA Per steamship
Empire City-A Assorted mdse.
HAVANA, VIA KEY WEST AND OTHER
FLORIDA PORTS-Per steamship Galyeston--lt
bales cotton to Rogers & Woodall-56 do Tarleton
Whiting & Tullis- 34 j A Mitchell 1895 in specie
to j G Greve--$422 do i Fash aco-$50 do Post s
Mel sundries to Post s Mel-E NaIle &co-B Tur
pin Baxter, Lowell &co.
INDIANOLA and GALvESTON-Per steamship
Matagorda-- lis bales cotton Byrne. Vance eco
1el head cattle Inbeau L Mehle -sundries to order
GALVESTON and INDTANOLA- Per steamship
Gen Rtsk- IA bales cotton Green 4 Crnmp-7 do
Preau a Couturie- do A J Rugeley 6co-4 Hen
derson, Terry &co g do to NJ D Cooper &co--5 do
Post 4 Mel-$l35o in specie to Prean & Couturie-
$I400 do Post & Mel $3.50 do W A Violet &co--
$500 do Dudley & Nelson 2sT head cattle and sun
dries to order-Total SO bales cotton.
BoSTON-Per ship Kentuekian-- Assorted mdse
-755 tuns paving stones to Nicholson.
BOSTON Per ship Mary-Assorted mdse--750
tuns ice to s B Smith &eo.
LIyERPO OoL-Per ship Mongolia 71o2 scks salt
to order.
BATH-Per ship Transit Assorted mdse.
PENSACOLA schr Southron- So Ala feet
lumber l4,000 laths Thos Murray &eo.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

\ w. SS j. f. STARR, @'a
-. CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
Camden, New Jersey,
Manufactures Of
All kinds of CASTING GS and APPARATUS for GAS WORRR
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES, for Rstozts and other
Houses.
REToRT and al CASTINGS required for setting them the
latest and most improved modes.
WASHERS CoNDENSERs, sCRuBBERs and EXHAUST
Frs, for relieving the Retorts from pressure.
PURIFIERS varying from 1000 to 15ooOOo catc feet das
purifying capacity. 4s4.nv
WROUGHT IRON LINE sIEyEs, for PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, Of MI sizes.
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCoPIC and SINGLE With Cast Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REG ULAToRs.
STREET MAINS, from IL As inches diameter Water or
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS. sHeh Is Brazchos Bend,
DFips Sleeves, etc.
STOP VALVES from 30 inches either brass par
WROUGHT IRON WoRK-At the Smith and Sheet Iron
Work required in and about Gas Works
RE-Communcstions should be addressed the RISOI-
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
R4y- -BRAEgH OFFICE, l21 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. jei3 iyGW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

BRAzos SANTIAGO via TNDIANoLA = Per
steamship Arizona 80 scks corn 200 scks coffee
500 bbls stores 500 pkgs do $50 bNs ordnance
563 pkgs mdse 300 bxs soap 100 pkgs liquor 100
bales tobacco.
BARCELONA brig Destino - 1772 bales
cotton 1000 staves 8 pkgs mdse.
RUATAN VIA UTILLA--Per schr John A Tay-
lor-- o bhls pork 10 bbls beans 5 bbls whisky 5
bbis -four 80 firkins butter 1000 shingles and sum
dries.
PENSACOLA schr Jesse Richards III scks
coffee l60 scks corn 3 bxs tobacco Is bbs whisky
l4 bbls -four bbls oil cks bacon and sundries.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

The efectuRi which the medical skill
times devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal
ay II combined from the most active emedals that
been discovered for the expnrgaton Of this foul disorder
the blood and the rescue The system from its destructive
sequences Hence should be employ for the
scrofnla also those other affections which IL
Erupve and Skin Diseases ST. Anthonys Fire. Rose
ryspela Pinpes, Pusules Biotches Blains and Bos
Tuuors Tcer and Salt Rheum Scad Head Rngwor Rheu-
natisIn yiphe and Mercura Diseases Dropsy Dyspepa
Debility and indeed a complaints arising ffpm Initiated
Impure Blood The popular belief for "mpury of the blood
founded in truth for ScEoula degenerate the bood
The particular purpose and virtue Of this -paria p
y and egeneae this vital fluid without which soand health
simpossibe n contaminated constitutions
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
Observation-Disclosures.
III ELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREP-ABATIoN.

III ELMBoLD'S GENUINE PREf4ARATIoN.
HELMBoIp,s RggHu for The Bladder.
HELAIBoLp,S BUCHu for jhs Kidneys.
HEaB9ss HEB9tbs BTS BTGU fSf ss Ne NsrRssgSsy psegsy
HELMBoLD's BucHU for Dmness u Vision.
aaEFMMB9hBBss aFMhBs BScf Bg Fo o Ra ReaF Ndtsss RssAs
HhEMB9hBs HERShBs B9S BU9 SF fs SsPsa Ssss Pfsd ssd
HELMBoIbs BHGHu EIt toE H,,, Horror s of Disease
ENHIs HEENH9Ebs BII BTGHg S Fs STSs,s msssaasgs
HELMRoLp,s BuGIH ior Pain ID Tie Back.
rI TS%Psrd5y SI,Sq NJ ssasias and Iess y sight
j p5d fl TsIPsl Mqs s.s
HE6bs BGSHG ioF fo Excesss Arising from rna,
eretion and all diseases of
FEMALEs, FFEEMMAHLEEs, FFEEMAIEs aAIEs EEMhIEs FEM sIEs
Old ysung, Single Married. or contemplating Marrlags
TAKE NO MORE PILLS.
THEY ARE oE NO AVAIL
iELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUeHu is the very hest remedy
arising from indiscreon habits of dissipation p in the decline
or change OF life. See symptoms above.
No Family Should be Without It'll
TAKE NO MORE RAIsAM, Mercury or Unpleasant MedH
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BUCHu CURES
Secret Diseases
In all their stages AtltHe expense
AND NO EXPOSURE.
Use HEI4MBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU for Excesses arising
fron habits induigedin
By Young and Did,
And for diseases arising Habits ntssipation
moves all improper discharges and will restore the Paeat In
sh4I Ss RaMBob SSii BG6Hu for Diseases and
Affections of the most Distressing Character.
Use HEIMB0LpS EXTRACT BUCHU for all Affections
aud diseases Of the
Urinary Organs,
Male or Female.
from whatever originating, and no matter Of
Flew Long Standing.
All tho above diseases and symptoms admit Of the saerea
ment and may originate from the same cause.
HELMBOLDS BUGHU is safe, aud pleasant In taste and
odoI but Immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before Alderman of tho city Of
Philadelphia, a. r. HELMB0LD, Chemist who being duly
sworn does gy that his preparation contains no Narcotic Me
curry, injurious drugs, bat are purely Vegetable.
H. Il. HELMB0LD Sole Manufacturer.
1864. WM r HIBBARD, Alderman
Price 81 per bottle six for So delivered any address,
Prepared by H. T. HELMBoLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
lO4 South Tenth street, below Chesnnt.
.s.va.T Philadelphia.
n~Beware of Counterfes and unprincpled Dealer who
enaeavur dispose ot their ownn and other articles the
reputation attained by
Helmbod's Genuine Preparations g0u.
Extract Bnchu.
Ssrsaparla
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT a CO., ..".
q and l5I ChaItres street,
AED ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. v
ss~AsK FOR HELMB0LD's-TAKE NO OTHER. Cut
out The advertisement and send fofit,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
Railroads.
poNTcHARTRAIN.

stores BIessey- u do NJ j Smith &co-sundries
to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
CHMRoREM RMnIEpY ,.--AN UYFAII

G1HER9kEG REMEDY s!-- AN UNFAILING
" Specific Tor all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs and Gen.
eral Alternative aud Blood Purifier
E@fhs "Remedy cures when all oiher preparnti0ns fail
R II entirely unlike other medicine prescribed for
Yee Diseases as it contains Mineral Poison Naseous
Drugs being prepared from Raos Barks and Leaves in the
form OF pleasant and delicious SyfHD
A3fnItf NATURES remedy for Gonorrhea and Gleet
Gravel Structure and is especially for Flaor Al
bus, Whes IN HemaeS9 Tor this complaint il is Invaluable
nAs general Alternative and blood purifier it has equal
and does not fail TO care scolua Secondary Syphilis Gandu
lar SHeng Mercural and all Erpve Diseases caring them
speedily and permanently than other medicine known
Il does This by purifying and cleansing the bsodcausng to
flow in all its original purify and vgor thus removing from the
system all impure and perncious causes which have induced
disease.
kn all old Gonorrhea elect that have baled
fails and recent ones in one to three days
few doses positively all sealdins heat ehordee and
pain
RI does affect breath interfere with any class Of
business.
Rag-It requires no assistance from other medicine
ReI lay the oiiettabe OF in the counting roonl
whou It's being suspected remedy TOR private ds
eases.
Rs-A tresse on yenereal disease, with full directions for
tfei7 permanent cure accompany each bottle.
rHFor full particulars, get Circnlar FREE from any drg
store in the United States.
by an responsible druggists and dealers in medicines through
out the United States wholesale by all wholesale drug
gss ,.,,,, -, 60, p-,.z. .. 7 Il, ~,
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
Nos. 81 and l51 ChArtres strait
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
CHEsTNuT GROVE wHIsESY.
= oHEsTNuT GROVE WHISKY

The Proprietor Of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de.
es introduce the article the public and ysicianB city
and country, as the
Purest DifTusabIe Stimuiant
which has been prepared for medical proves Itself
cordial hesthul and yigorang enfeebled
whether BY disease. 1t is distilled from the rye
malt nutritious properties preserved by pocea
peculiarly his whereby the Fus on other noious
gradients known be contained in the Whisky in general ue
completely separated that the absolute purity this
tco from any foreign admixture is guaranteed.
In addition the following testimonials from the
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia New Ycsk
the State Agricultural Society have endorsed 1t with hef
to its absolute purity. ReHdth following
oERTIFI FIcATEs:
Philadelphia, Sept Q. 1883.
we have carefully tested the sample os Chestnut
Whisky which you and and none OF the
poisonous substance known FusI on which
istc and injurious ingredient Of the Whistles in general
BOOTH, GARRETT 3 CAMAC, -
Analytical Chemists.
New York, Sept. 8, 1888.
have analysed sample Chestnut Grove Whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton, of PhiIadaphs ana having
carefully IL pleased entirely free
from poisonous deeeous substances II Is unusually
pure and fine Favored quality of whisky.
JAMES II, chiffon, Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March 7, 1859.
have made chemical analysis of commercial sapes Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves to be free fro hehaagy
Fus Oils and perfectly pure and unAdHlterated The
flavor this Whisky derived the grain
featuring 1t. Respectfully
A. A. HAYES, N. D., State Asanysr,
No. I6 Boyisteu street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent 9.
ll6 WgInut street. 9
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06


GSCROE'uIA, OR KINGS EVIL, Is A CONsTI-
- tuonal disease corruption OF the blood by which this
fluid ytated weak and poor Being in the circulation
tperyade the whole body and may burst out in disease any
pv of it, No il free from its attacks Is there
which it may destroy The oronlona tnt vaFOusy
caused by mcrcei disease low living dqrdpred nnhehy
food impure air. filth and hthy habits the depressing vices
ard above all by The yeneea Infection Whatever bc its o
gin II is hereditary in the constitution, descending from
children unto the third and fourth genetRon
deed eemsto be the rod OF Him who says ~ will visit the
Miquites OF tho fathers upon their chidren.n
lis effects by deposition from the blood Of corrupt
ucerous matter which In the lungs liver and internal organs
Is termed ubefcles in the glands swtngs and the
face enpons sores This onl corruption which gende in
the blood depresses the energies of life that 8cofod
sutins only suffer from scrotuous complaints bat they
have less power Withstand the attacks OF other diseases
consequently numbers perish by disorders which, although
no scrofnons in their nasn.e stu rendered fatal by this ant
human family has its origin directly in this scofuous
amnaiop and many destructive diseases Of the liver kid
neys brain and ndeed of all the organs arise from
grayaed by the same cause
One quarter Of cur all people scrOfnouS their
invaded by this luing Infection and their health undermined
yt To cleanse II from the system must the
blood by alerave medicine and nvgoate by healthy
food and exercise. Such medicine we supply in