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MtSlCAli MEhCHANDlSE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
"A Camp street, New Orleans.
Grand Parlor Grand Square and Upright Pianos from the
attention to the R4yEN BacoN eo fs PfsRos pEs,enF o%
fret introduced into this market For the thirty wears
these Pianos have been especial avores North of theif
duraby beauty OF hnsh decaey Of touch and
exceiled - sa-1's ~
eur house will also be found the cly JAMES W. vosE
PIANOS. These Instruments, though plHced exhibition
Boston, Philadelphia and other places composition viii
The celebrated makers have invariably We high
feet eyennes and richness Of tone The PARIoR GEM iie
lowest priced rstcass Panon thew ord Eve Piano sold BY
us warranted to give entire satisfaction Meoeons Guars
y 2ns b BIass 81 Band and syeyhng
o22 6n&W 74camp street,
SoUTHERN MADE coal OIL At 81 % PER
nsnufacnred n Virginia. unsurpassed in purity
S Siy 5X hPy 9 mse VI R q sSHa s1s tn ssls KS n
KERos ENE oiI, from The
ORIGINAL KEROSENE COMPANY,
and every respect equal Virginia Oil AZ the reduced
D..'' s6uTaERS iTa MADE pARAFFrNE CANDLES.
e ts m mot bfsqSl m description magaetured from coa burn
p' oiL I'll PH' f IAsP si%
hou,es etc. Price, S.
LAMPS, cMASpEIiEss. Siiss oANPHENE.
..,,...,.,.-, BHRNING FLUID, ETC., ETC,
- ~ e',e''''4 sELF"GENERATING GAS LAMP,
popular in this city liberal discount 10 dealers
with The utmost promptaes and fidelity and lower terms
than at any other house in the city;
z4E94 Successors to O. j. Moves,
: % Commercial Place
N b. laiy expected The handsomest and best selected
stock Of Lamps Chandeliers Brackets brought
New oreens n2 tdtad&W
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AItVlFICIAL TEETTs-Tbe he

e.. ARTIFICIAL THETE{-The best
-9sS5Ss cheapest and most repee Dental Establish
EfYyyvNSsa ment in New Orleans, is DIR. FIELDINGls
N1lll1IJIg 1874 Canal street.
His tacea for manipulating Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
by any Practical mist in the United States dsfyng compe
ton and Mt prices charged by the Inexperienced
Persons requiring superior Den sry should procure
they rely The experience, skill aud in egrty which
Dental Science produee
Every Artificial Tooth is of surprising beauty which cannot
lie detected fren the productions OF gradually
storing that uniformity the features essential youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory for macaon and arcaa
ten.
PAINLESS T00THACHE EXTRACTOR, fer readily ex-
racHg Teeth without nain tnpeeding anything before
tanned by the profession astonishing all wte witness it.
All Operations in Dentry performed with and skill and
for ehehpnes and utility qre unsurpassed by Others unk
fully appf Tech emoHeled and fiji guaranteed
charges AT the following prices wiEen guarantee ac
companyng each If desired and oun represented
after mOntIS' tial their money will returned.
FHii Sterling Silver base 90
Fult fnrs-ifnis gums, bound. 90
Full sets vulcani1ed Rubber equal gold from 80 OF
Full ssts on q carat gold base beautiful form 80 to 80
Full on 22 carat gold base from to
The most perfect gems that be produced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially Invited to call
and examine before agRging esewheFe.
DIR. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon
nIsfrea
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
SUCCESSION OF c. V. JoNTE, DECEASED MN
Lots OF Ground on Gasquet streetSix Lots of Groun
in the City of Jefferson. eN-i
BY J. B. WALTON.

BY j. B. WALTON.
AucTioSEER-ofice, 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, Dees mber sth, 1850, at Ia
~ O'Clock M at the ST. Char Exchange Pursuance Of an
ede The Hon II Norman Judge Of the Second District
Court OF New Orleans Docket No 0 dated October %
1860 will be sold at public auctiou the following described
to-wit-- - SNeHi
NINE LOTS OF GROUND, in the square bounded by Gas
qnet Broad Canal and Dorgenos Streets designated y lie
Nos T. q Nos to ne psige measuring each p feet front
on Gasqne street ny depth OF 100 feet lot No. forming tho
corner OF GGsguet and Dogeno streets. Nos 6 10 in
clusye adioin the above and each q f foi On CAS-
quit street. by depth Of ths feet 10 inches and lines
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, in The CITY Of JefIsrson III The
bounded BY Lnnre Gad yaence srepgsT
dezienated by lie Nos II le inclusive measuring each
feet inches and lines front Laurel street, IN deah or
100 feet between parallel lines Lot No. forms the corner
utela nc street - NOAttot =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

H. JUST TARRIyED-Dr JOSEPH ELLIOTT
A stake in announcing 10 his patrons
that he has just arrived rom the North and West and
has brought tine lot Of Horses entered the make
which tine match pairs Also lot 6ns Sim
gle and Saddle Horses which there four fast
Froitefs The ocor BE- found at his Stable Of Ra
and Union Streets where he will se reasonable
at aud Twelve months credit for good city
olS I'm DR.. J0SEPH ELLIOTT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

closed mail consisting Of letters newspapers for States
and cities OF the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionian Islands,
Is sent from the Post Office in New York seiweekly.
"a mail for Inc West India Islands will be sent by this
4 steamer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08


----77-
r9-The bark L. ID. carver, Wiley, master,
from New york Is dschafging nj Post ~ Fst
District Cosignees will please attend the receipt Of their
goods on the esee rongnees Of the lowing goods 70 order
viz " in diamond ii. W. casks Oil; II. in diamond
100 boxes make themselves known to the diseharg
ing clerk on the leyee,
! GEO W. .fIYNSf}& It CO, 81
nge BaF X Ben Hali4tt, Little, masser, from
DEct Gonsgnees will please attend to the receipt Of their
goods on the Leyee
Consig the following goods order viz. Sargent II II
x will please
known the disctu ulgiHs clei the leVee.
GED w. iiY NAUN Il 90, 80 Camp
RS- BHs X E. A. Allen, Patton, ma atep., from
New YORK, diSchgng her ~ Second Bis
trict C0us II ply ibe receipt of their
the lsyee otherwise they viii be III k and
GEO. w. HYNsON * CO.,
M 81 Camp street.
a9- Constgaees of the foil wing GoOus to
order per bal L. A. alien, Capt Patton, from York viz
10 diamond, ~ bbls Whitky, g. O.. 50 boxes syrup, will
please make Themselves known the dischagpg Gle the
leyee, otherwise they will b ored their risk and expense
GEO W. HYNS0N 4 Co,
NJ 81 Cemp street.
aSr Notice - Ihe brig jesse Rhynms, rom
Newfork Ia disehgng Post District
tensgnees Will please attend the receipt Of their
on the leyee otherwise they will be stored their risk
expense.
nj GEO. W. HYNsoN & CO., 80 Camp st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

METATRIE JOCKEY
"a A1@A GLbB-Sweepstakes. The following
z4S&gSsASAA, PICAYuNE STAKE-sweepstake
for all ages, heats Of miles, sub
scripon $40 H. me second horseso save bis sake four
or more 10 I'LL the stake the propeors of the Daily Pcayune
add Plate worth $500 II three start in the race The
Club to add S5oJ tho The stake the
lst of December 1860. The race to be WEDNESDAY,
ID of January, 1867 To at the Judges Stand the
n5 tdI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
SLAVE CLARA AGED 10 YEARS, IN THE NATTER OF
Eli Jarell Us. Sarah Ann -Jarror irterdicted.

Eli Jarrel vs, Sarah Ann Jarrel intordcted
By ]. 3. WALTON,
AUcrIoNEER-ofice 30 Camp street
SATURDAY December S, 1860, at i 9 p,cInctx
- M bS virtue and IA pursuance Of the Honorable
the ssond ID triet Court Of New OTleansNo 6 6-agd IL
NoVcmotr IL D. will be sold at public auction At rIr Sr
CHARLES ExeHaNGR: - - f ~
HE AVE CLARA, an orphan, aged about 10 years
IhkMS-Dne-hnH CASH baance six twelve months
credit of notes Of the purchaser endorsed The satisfaction Of
me VlTato with interest the rate Of per per annn
from date to maturity and eight per maturity unit
final payment ~
Aef # ale before D. L Ricardo Notary Public at the
pcnse Of the purchaser.
L'EscLAyE CLARA, AGEE DE 10 ANS, DAMS I,AF
tare d ELI FARRELL VS.. Sarah Ann FARRELL nterdie
PAR J. B. WALTON,
Encanteur-Bureau 40 rue du Camp
GAIEDI lie Decembre 1860, a midi en-,
~ veru ct conforefnen orde de PHonorabe euSieme
Cour oe District de In Nouvee0rsansNo 6g5ate le Ier
novembe 1860 vendu Pencan public Ia BoURsE sT
CHARLES; N $50 =
LiEsGLAyE CLARA, orpheline, agte denviron 10 ans
CoNDlIloNSLa nolue compliant Ia balance dams six ct
d9nzs mois bes de racquereur endossas
Ia date Al eeheanee ct hut Fan apes ech6ance iu
qu'a parfait Placement. '
Ac!e de pardevant D. Ricardo noae public a,x
frais dc Paequereur. n5 25 d6 = x
SUCCESSION OF G. V. JoNTE DECEASED NINE
Lots OF Ground on Gasauet sreetSix Lots of Ground
in the City of jefferson
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SUCCESSION DE @. v. JoNTE DfOfDE-NEuF TER
rains sur la rue GRsqnetsx Terrans la vile dc JEFF
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Epcaptsnr p,,.,, =. IL


PAR J. B. WALTON,
observation-disclosures, 40 rue da Camp
SAMEDI. lie decemhre 1860, n midi n
- Ia Bourse ST. Charles, dun FHon p II
Morgan. uge de la Deuxene Cour de Ia Nouvee Orleans
dossier No 70 date 20 octobre 1867 yeniu Pen,
can public les propees suyantes pour de la
cession de q Y. Jonte, decide, savoir-
NEUF TERRAINS, dams lilt borne par les rues asonat
Broad Canal ct Dorgenois, dsgnas par les Nos o. Les
errans Nos s. inclnsvemen chacun " pieds de-
face 10 Gasqnet profonieur 100 pieds lie ter
rain No forme encoignure des Gasauet Ell Dorgepo
Les errans Nos ncusivement coutigus aux ter
rains cdessus menonnds 27 pieds de face
la Gasque sur pro.ondeur de 59 peds pouces
lgnes f -
SIX TERRAINs dams Ia vile de Jefferson daus et borne
par les e Laurel Gadiz Jersey ct Vaenee despnes par les
NOS "A ~ ncusiyeent chacun q peds pouces
et 2snes de lace Ia rne Laurel pofondeur de lO
pieds, entire ignes paFalleles, ~ -
Le terrain No Ii orme encngnHre rues aureI ct ed
la nfgresse T AUT,INE, ag6e denviron q ans.
8~ C0NDlT19NS-POuf les hens fonds compliant
ia bahnee AN credit de denx blets
IegEs snr propre edre porant ntfre1 raon de pour
cent IAN d ouf dc la vene eur Gch6Rnce hu pour
an apfes leHr tct jnsgaa par pamen hypo.
theqne sur les proprietes vend1s iuua it paement
Les DIES tcraius dams et borne par
quet Broad Canal ct Doreenos devfoDt ers bes
prf6taires. - - f
Ponr lesclaye-C Compliant
Aces de peute padeSant D. l. Ricardo noaire puiic ax
lral6 des aeqheteurs nj &c d6 s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

RJ-HOward Lodge No. l3, L. o. O. F.-DIeet-
ngs EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. g.,
Odd Fefows' Hall, ct o'clock.
ofacersN. r Lyle, n O. Hugh Stewart V. G.; G. Sam
Recording Secretary b. Dava, Permanent Secetaly
j. u. Norton. Treasurer. talT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
]. B. WALTON.

b. WALTON. B. WALTON,
CITY AUcTIoNEER,
And AUcrIoSEER APPRAISER ard GENERAL AGENT
for the Purehaee and Sale Of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES. LANDS etc, etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues his personal attention sales " Real Estate
slaves urniure Bank and other stoc and Me
chandsc generally.
He invites attention to his system Or plans and pln baos of
Real Estaleinauguted at large every
square and every lot in every square, the rneaueement
ineFeo the name Of the other valuable
taken from the most authentic soarccsecufing In the pur
chase sale and appraeent Of Real Estate ueauled syap
tages and information.
Rsfunna and other door attended TO- se27 sn
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GHERIFF,S SALES
sEeoyD pfsTRrr CoeRr 3gIfY or NEW ofsIEAys w
| Of New oresBs. Mss AUGUSTA Cflii nHF6tI
yvrpr,-,, NJ s.ilo D'.f'Ae.

| N 9sEIe
- 70 me directed BY me Ionofsle The second District Coart
Of New Orleans in TIC estied cana viii ,rocsd
to sell q pubc auction the Cfsy Hotel CnruTaon reef f
tween Camp and Magazine streets, On MONDAY me Ish
dey Of December, 60 II oe5ck NJ, following ds.
scEibtd propsstg. yx:- ~
A CERTAIN LOT OF GR1UND siirtsesJ In ,ba
second District df h4 city ie square bouhded by Conf, Sd
sogis Boarbon and Roya Fett- sDg from Il 20 et
ca Royal street, ~ fz9 feet ia septh
nf,.A q GsRfAIN LOF or GROUND, situated IN 5s Third
@ o. tss etry IN The alhaee bounded By sharbs To
s 1t roman and Priem and hssng front sf 20
ssi5sd % the above SUR
TEkNs-essh the spot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
FOR RENT---FOR RENT.

aA FOR RIENT-Ile t,yo-story btics dwelling hauses
H Nos and 2Sl Magazine side between sf
l J9senh and Deord Streets Said houses have newly
painted are ~ good rpa contain ample large yards
hydaht and efrh water we'll of bist
ness, Possession given immt dia1y. Apply 10 e''e
II. w. q. MAYHIN. 54t8#5
n26 between ayer ~ sf.i ITnan s'ss,, ssEssts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
CRESCENT naARBLM WOLsKs-

Monuments Tombs aud Hend Stones Pies Center Tabs
Tops, Shhs Mantel Pieces. GIata Sans
Flooring Tiles, Ranaaette and Yard Fasging Ira aa
Coping, etc. i &
HTha Supplied with rongh and 81 asxrnss
by OAVANAUGH & GNILfY, s
send Ea- -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
,3s.st. nlary's orpna,l b ys' Asylulrl, ''lai1

pg.Crescent Lodge No. 8, i. o. o. E., meets
Fellows Hall, at O'Clock.
omcers-J. A. Sylvester, N. G Peter Williams v. G.; @.
swerbrek Recording Secretary L. NJ Jahan Permanent Sec
retary; s. L. Butler, Treasurer.
Members of Sister Lodges fraernaly invited attend.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

BJ-bIerchnnts' Lodge No. ~, L. o. o. E..
n1eets Room No odd Fellows HA, every Mon0sy eve
ming at O'clock Thefoowing brothers elected officers
for the present term
W Irving Hodgson NJ g.; Il. NJ. Isaarson V. O.. Wnn II,
q King, Rec Secretary L. ADAM Per Secretary F. Rawlt
Treasurer Io3 Jy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

SUCCESSION OF kOBERT SEOnDSInE.
- Notice hereby given, that ROBEEr woo nSIlIG pIe
have beeu born the of Mississippi depaea
this life in ,he parish Of Assumption. Of ousans 81 he
lath ny Of March, 1850 that hs opened In said
parish and administered upoa BY hs under gaaa as
Curator.
f. ". T. BURBANK Aa1sIai.axator
Assumption, Kranels Forge \. o., Oea. - 1850.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

.-zrrz- MUSICAL ALINSTRUGIION-W.tI j, GRE
81 AR or tie past tonr years Professor Of Music in
H Centenary College, offers his services thl citizens
Nav Orleans Teacher OF Piano. Yiolin and GuilGT,
For ms, etc, apply to a. n. Baekmar Bros Music
Store. IA Camp street n3 3ms
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

n9- lDdiv istbie Friends Commentary of
hnights Ielait and Appendat Orders No l,
THIRD MONDAY q every month in a Haf Perseverance
Lodge, Of ST. Claude and Dnnsine Streets Second
District.
oFfIeERs-J Il. Holland, E.. Commander; @. p. Crane
0enaraliaairo r. Ricad, Captain General D. j. nonela
PreatcI F. W. Dalesdsrner, Senior Warden; j. G. Wood,
Junior Warden NJ A. CoQgue, Treasurer r. MalauT, Re
coFdsr b. dc Lucas Standard Bearer A. 4. Pray sword
Bearer: N Dnrand Whrden; y Beney. Sentinel sal2 lY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08


~ moi aressa par Honorable Deusieme Conr de district
de Ia Sonvee Orleans dams Fatire ctessus
MARD1 le dc dacemble ia6p midi pHetel de la Cite,
dc In Commune cets dn Camp des Ma,asfns Ia
vene pubque adjudication de Ia pEopIide don't
erption- -
uA TERRAIN situe dams e Premier District de cette VILE
dams fiiet bod lssrues (lupe Mate Marie ct
lord, ayan eu ireuie pEs lace la Water sur
cent VIII gt-cinq pieds de pra oddeur.
Saisie dams itaiiaire cidessus. G GfS8@
C0NDITIoNs-Com moment do Padjndication
n3 10 d4 M . sbarif de Ia Paroisse dii1rssans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

:, r8r Dudley Lodge No. Sc, f.. and A.. NJ
Regular ComtnnicaItons ERY SAT
gRpAT EVENING stf O'Clock, in their Lodge Room ct the
GRAND LODGE Masonic Hail, of St. Charles end
Pelddo Streets Members of the Graft atenay invited
to attend.
OFFIoERs-Wm. II. Stewart, W. NJ; Edwin Marks W. ;
j. H Gennison W. lhaddeus D. VanHon, Treasurer; S.
J. D.. IGs. b. Seo{, Tyler. as IL
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NATIVE WHNE1, from pure Grape Juice.
For sale bv J, j. McKAIN.
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UdolphO Wolfe,
rs, go, and 22 Beaver Street, New York.

..... .O:....
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
I'D GRIEFF & GO, New Orleans, La.
S.JSJ J. ZONES. Mobile, Ala
uUNNICUTT TAYLOR. Atlanta Ga.
lAYlLAND. .CTIlCHESTER& Co., Augusta, Ga
RAGLAND g. BIRCH, Columbus, Ga.
BOWDRf. & ANDERSON. Macon. Ga
uULCOMB l. 20, Savannah, Ga.
=. FOLLIN, Charleston, S. c.
January 10 3m
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JNRESEa Garden Seeds, just opened at
Ian Al McKA1NS S Drug Store.
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Notice.

Notice.
y OBERT LATTA having this day executed deed
IL of Assignment to u.s. for ihe benefit Of his cred
tors, all who desire 10 accept under the same are
hereby notified to do 30 within ninety days from this
date
All persots indebted to Robert Iatta will make
payment to J. B. kERSllAW,
A. I. LATTA,
March 10 Assignees.
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The State Of So. Carolina,
KcrsElaW District.

In the Common Pleas.
TOSEPH SIMMONS. who is in tife custody OF The
eJ Sheriff rf Kershaw district, by virtue OF rlt
of Cnpis Ad Suls!aciendum at tie suit OF Samuel a.
Proctor, having filed in my office together with a
schedule on OATH Of ns Estate and etcts) his petit
ton TO the Court of Common, Pleas praying That he
NAV bc admitted 10 tie benefit the Acts o. the Gen.
erai Assembly made c,r the relief Of usolvent debt
ors it is ordered, that The SAID Samuel A. Proctor,
and all other, the creditors to whom the said Joseph
Simmons is in anyw.se indebted, he, and they are
hereby summoned and have notice, to appear before
the said Court at Camden, on the first Monday after
the fourth Monday in October next, 10 shew cause
if any they have, why tho prayer OF tho Petition
aforesaid should not be granted.
Olico of Commons Pleas, Kershaw District, March
l2th lSG0 w. CLlbUEN,
March l3-td C!erk.
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tn0 PIECES Spring Prints, from I to Is cents
l(JU Ter yard-some very handsome
Also Ginshnms and Barcgc De"ins now openlnSA
If the old c,rncr.' l.. w. DuNAE1
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White Goods,
.Dlssi Received,
Spring and Summer Clothing


IN good variety for Men and Youths opened ""o
= ioroh Ior h",o ~ ~ WV E.W. BONNEY.
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NJARSHMALLOW PASTE Icelaad Moss Paste
.lNl Sngar Paste, and Gum Drops, Tor sale 1y
Lana J.J McKAIN, Druggist
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Rrr.c Swrlirr1.-A fes evenings
since. siys tie Lafayette (Ind.i Courier, a
bIpHuing damsnl from the coualry, a,cont
panied ~ her swain. entered one Vi the
principal 'lfy-gpo.la stores "a the square.
flr thc pufpos" ~ buying sosag msrrisgs
httiug.. and Among the iari0us articles n
Guery .glee,el uss .ei or ''hoops. which
she cualIy proceeded to put On. amid the
tit,eriugs u the clerks AMI aleai bali a
dozen lady customers. VIM. Of course, hid
their faces aad blashsd not a little, while
the ialnsal herself mad. several fruilless
attempts to get them ''hitch.i ON. ssd
finally bed 10 give II up IN despair and 'ls-
psrttsi 9TH them under her arm. evidently
with the intention of hndIne some more
appropriate place lOr adjusting crinoIine.
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lir ssefrs. ,.feIa Il gera.ils
a.I pY Hal laHnal u lIsa't mois
sdNy I'tiu', and mlf uupluslly lo,si
..r w. aTlIn Why 'sfy fsfmer ~ lhe
H4t Nt hHi W ,pfIa ehafi shers TIE
lfDe ZOO gfow o. m % me n ilo my.i.
tea Vet every finIy hy IN ffsu Two 70
lln ~ moro hnuel' and i wdl Ls 20 them
hemyal e. snemirnl e.lmsat ia The whole
anfe oi fgIlnafifs A f,w, melow sppl.
Iga.ttl 10 no hour and . halt .bl.
AHIlel rtlfage requires Use hours. Tho
most healthy desert shIch can he placed on
slabIc ls baked spplr
" t,ten ho0ly Al hreaklisi, with course
hIrtl snl luilDr without moal, ~ nc.b of
amy k.ol, l. lht M adnhrblc eject on the
g.unffl Hysiem. often removes constipation
correcting hcIdiiics anil cooling N icbrile
conditions more oaeclually ilmn III. most
approved msdloinos. II iainil,ss could bs
plucrd 70 substitute the apple--sound ripe
aui luscious for The pics cakes, candies,
sweet msa's. with which their ehildrcn ara
TOO often mIiscreetiy stuffed. thsr. would
bo diminuton in the sum total Of Doctors
b.lla ~ single ysar. suihcient 70 Jay IN .
stock of this dcliriou, frui, for whole
season. use.
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IT, kttr ORANGES On LENoss ron Pas
TEi.-When yos have squsessd the juice.
throw them into saIs wsses, 10. she,arrvmsin
for fortnight, clear ~, the pulp; boil them
iill tender, strain them, and When they are
iolesab'y dry. boil a small quantity of syr.
ap Of common loaf sugar and water, and
pr, over them; in week boil them sessly
ia il lill they look clear. .l-H
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To cLran VEGETABLES W lssreIs.--
Make strong brin. Of one pound and .
half of salt to one gallon Of water, into
u place tl.e vegetables with the stalk, eads
uppcrmost, for Two or three hssrT; this will
isstroy al the insects shich cluster in tho
lcsys.. aud they will fall out and sink 70 the
bottom IL the water.
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I.rnos Dir.-rhin Two tablespoonful oe
s8ur with water; stir Il into . pint cf boil.
inx vater; le, !, boil once; ssks Il up end
stir IN four tablespoonful Of sugar, ! little
butter, and the Juice Of one le1os. Sope
prefer vine or brandy dip, bet ve prefer the
Aforesaid lemon DIP.
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Them ~ is sealed 10 me ihsi u % say,
t1h ho mInn When wants um eir At present
mt r'mt n"ll r''' sed i0nnR
Long mAy lh'y wave ~ soein !
sh""l rt 30" 'cfhp' el dtlnt lool
ul.
leti ttr P"i,,and fartei iur rths ta'en
whuc ] rui ~ ", On my WY sas over
tu1 BY large kroNi OF M"rmins. Which
they surrounded mc eiHud chat ihey No'
goin INTO he SHOW lca.
WAL, 80 J. ,et tnd "a Ihdiyldoonl
/ Who ~ going fauhi i'liih i'lk' INTO hii rho"
free, li' 1T you know.
"hr'e htI B'ela.aan hdIll o. " g.
into A. Ward She" "ilhoi, payh n'Ihih
tn'y 'h"wt'd.
lc, hol'cfcl a lot Of icmaie Mormon
esscs, c.asn tae by the cote tales q SWING
10 mc round very rapd, "ec fc al goinl
10 free. ros,4 IL Bc'en'huu
What OIL Re,cit hun gol to do viii
my show 3 sci. getlin putty riley. Tel
/ Mr. Rrvc'asl1o, - J, drauin mysclI ~
% mS hll hts, anl s'us''s rp"nd upon lh'
oAfY hoHt vrh provd aHd d,h,n
H an .h ~ u ''i'fl"" W l''h' w
asn h,1u.''' 'a4i"ck only to the kon''''a
tlon oi the United aia'ea.
"oh, non lri uf in thai sweet man,
ssd several females, putin .hrlrhrn' rown.
mo m LAWN ti,le "i''cum J u ~. bt
eum Preesi' . hey ',es Sealed TO You:
"No' : seal sez !, starting Da'k u
horror az the 'd'''
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-29

sicK ffEapAcar.--It il stated that t~o
tea spoonsful u finely powdered charcoal,
drank in half tumblcr u water, within
less than fifteen minutes give relief to the
sick headache, when caused. % in moss CO.
.cs !, il, BY superstundaus. II aeid on tbs
stomach. ....