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Grept Rumserso ClergFtu PhyscRnS Statesmen
pe8, have er eir certify the unparal
loled euless of these remedies pnce HIRE will no
permit tbs assertion of them. Yhl below utsd furnish
gratis american Almanac which they given with
also fn descriptions of the complaints the treae
that should be siowed Tor their
Do be Put off by unrihcplrd dealers pre-
para lion. they make profit Denani Ayers take
no others The sick wsnt the best aid there them aud
they sho>1li haveit.
Ali our ,emeuieg sale by John WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl CGsrfres sset, Nav Orleans and by MI rug
gis!s jsl5 6mtW
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YER'a SAIsSAlAIsELLA, 4

YER's SAIsSA 'AIcIhLA, a &OMPuuNn Fem
n edy designed the etrcl Alternative that
De mHne @ o l o. r,
afford effective nndote for the diseases Sasnphrll is
by those who suffer from srumous complaints and that one
which will accomplish their Of immense service
eeIy this compound viii do m been proved by Experiment.
many Of the can be found Of this following con-
Scro'ua ard Scroulous Complaints Erupons Elnptive
diseases Ulcers PiEpes Rloche. rumos Salt Khgum Scad
Drepsy, Neuralgia TIC Doloureux Debility Dys>aa and
Indigestion, Egyspeas Rose St Anhonys Fire md indeed
Blood
This compound will be found health when
take in the spring. expe the foul nmms ch foster in the
blood AT that season OF the year BY The nGy expulsion OF
them many ranking disc der8 nppcd in tue bud Mutt.
endurance Of foul erupons and ncerou through which
the SySem will Svc rid itself of c0lrupOns if not assisted
tive medicine Cleanse the vi1ed blood whenever yon
IND its impurities bursting through the skin in pe errp'
g's in tie veins cleanse wheneuer is toI and your feel
ngs will tell wnen Even where particular disorder is
No blood Keenlhs blood hctIy and ali is well; but With
this pabnnm of life dsordered lasting health
chinery of life is dsor!ered 0, overthrown.
Saparlln has and deserves much The reputation
ceved by preparations of purity because the drug
not all the virtue thai is claimed for il hut many
preparations pretending to be concentrated of
tain but little of the Vtne OF Snsaparilla anything else.
During late years the public have been fnsed by large
ties pretending give quart Of Extract of Sarsanarfa
dollar Most of these have been frauds upon the sick
they only contain but little sarsapala bm often
pointmen followed the various of
pHrla which flood the market mti m name itself inSy de
Still we call this compound SarsRpara and intend supply
sueh remedy as snail rescue the name from the load OF oho
evaE has virtues wh" irresistible by the orn
comEse eradication from The system the remedy should be in
dicoesv taken according 70 directions on the hottie,
Prepared by Dr. J. G. AVER, Lowell Mass. Price, 81
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III. no FAMsLgEs-To FAMILIES. s,,
DENTISTRY.


xasss,.sssS5z 4tS'ElFlCIAL TEECTI-The bes;
cheapest and repete Dental Establish
{fFaTTSsSEFS ment in New Orleans is DR.. FIELDINGjS
A4ll-IlJ 1874 Canal street
His facilities for npuamg Artificial Teeth rsurpasseo
by any Pracca mist in the Southern States deying eompett
Person requiring superior Dentistry should procure where
they rely he experience skill and integrity which
Dental Science produce
Every Artificial Tooth OF surprising beauty which canno
be detected from the productions of nature gradually re
storing thai uniformity to the features essential youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory for uasticston artlcus
ton.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily ex.
tracing Teeth without pain supersedng anything before
tanned by the profession astonishing all who witness
All Operations in dentistry performed with caeHnd skill
FOR chepnesn and utility unsurpassed by others Unskt
fully applied Teeh remOleed and fit guaranteed
crate charges At The following prices written grtrun &C
campaigning each # desired and found represented
alter two months trial their money will returned.
Full sets Sterling Silver base. ...........S2 90
Fhi sets nnes hns gums, bound 40 90
Full sets 7ncen2ed Rubber equal to gold FROM 80 o.
knli sets on u ca gold bse beautiful FORM 50 TO 50 OF
Full % gold bHse from 7d 1875 Oh
The most perfect gems that can be produced
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to call
AND examine before engaging elsewhere.
NR F1RLnTNG, Dental Surgeon,
no " 1874 Canal street.
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iil};stss LOSE OF rEEEf.-pr. ]. WEST

~ ST. Charles street, continues supply the
r. Loss or TEETH without wires or springs,
%AII-J upon his principle of self adj esion Thit
method has procured him universal appreciation recon
a9n!ed einGq he most ingenious system supplying ARP
ElCiAh TEETH hitherto invented and in ali
perfect articulation an ascatioG and perfect and ua5urs
appearance dety detection by the closest observer DR.
WestR rnehod OF filling teeth with gold combines all the nlodsr
improvements Those interested viii find these
entirely 5erupuousJ Dr. W. his
thanks to the inhabitants of Few Orleans and vicinity for the
extensive practice hty have favored him with for the last Geer
years Qce and residence ia ST. Charles Secoud doc
from iIafayet.a Suut7e
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Nj. EAUNT, GENERAL COMMISSION AND FOR
y WARpTNG MERCHANT Nos. "a Fulton and 33 Front
street.
Pronpt given forwGrding efghts pur
rssse ~ ~ . n Vi, kinds o. Pr0dlca. ia23 iv
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s G.I,pIY,s NEyy RES

ffs33fS.ssss55y@ TAURANT, 80 Royal street ss4sSa :
eYsasSS JOHN AhrIN las no pleasure ss53sS NJ.
sapeZses of informing his friends and the 2stAassEs
public gceay that he ready torecive
them his establishment 81 Royal street. door the
OF CusofoIse street occupying the entire mansion
lately the residence of Alfred Hennen ESQ. affords
ten,ive acc1mmodaiOns Besides the large public dining
The ground floor where meals provided all hours.
focock A. NJ, until Il r NJ the advertiser has large
Der of for private parties Families and parties, ap
pcation above be supplied with the best Of everything
the market affords either rcdy for the table it from
the market Thanking his friends for the liberal patronage that
has always been extended him. the undersigned them
that will be his eudeavor give the fullest satsfac
ton those who may favor him with their orders
fk2tE JOHN GALPTN.
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81. TIE Anita sPnINes-NRs F A. y.

f BOsSlERE respectfully announces to her friends 5Ss
AG and the public generally that her house open
for the reception Of visitors The unrvaed electric medicinal
baths be enjoyed perfection, the facilities for
bathng have been grelv increased mproved Her
heretofore will be uhundniy supplied and every
will be paid TO the comfort of valid She trusts by
her unrne eXerons, give satisfaction ali who honor
her by their patronage Being situated pleasant driving
distance he VILLAGES CovingtOn Mandeve
ssft-s the drives TO those PLACES convenient.
The Abta omnibus will be in attendance the landing at
Covington to convey PASSENGERS TO the Springs.
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II GUNS, ", l.. IL BROS, COMMISSION AND FOR.
"a wardns Merchants No. Front street, opposite the Canal
ferry Particular attention given the purchase and sale
Of all kinds OF Western Produce. my2l ly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
r ROYAL, sATLuaKER

Nos. I8 Canal and II Grossnan Streets
Sign Of the Root Hog or Dis.
Manufacturer Of all kinds of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS.
TENTS TARPAULINs, etc. Also all kinds OF FLAGS and
BANNERS, siable for companies purposes with
Fagatss to suit Fall and Purchase Ropes Sings fitted
and furnished to order notice. BLOCKS of all
ready strapped likewise of heavy BLoCHs
sPARS and RIGGING suitable for raising machinery or any
other heavy material.
have likewise hand nns Of SPRUCE SPARE vhinh
offer for ssIe Cheap for Cash.
All Of the above articles found IS and II
C=ossrnan streets, New Orleans
N B. Sail and Rigging work in all Its branches coun.rz
order promptly Eled at the shortest pc sslbs notice.
w .
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Nsw erlaHs Guilty Crssesn aVoaaay Eotuue gps 1, 1866
militarw Notitts.

z SUMTER GKEYs, ATTENTION! A
vi mgG!s On Inl'Itnt business il to be held III EVEN
m ING, at ~ O'Clock, HE New ArInOry,
ILL., Heigea building, New IeVtc Nnchrz
Streets, third story The every IHtrbe is Ileccs
aary. By
D. MAUPAY, Captain.
HEHUY !. Brine. o. :. III il
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1artitnlar NOtltts.

HALL or CoIrMnA FINE C0MrAsY, No. g.
New orleans. July /, 1861.
E1-Thc officers and members of the above
Company hercby notified 10 attend the Regular gWncf
Meeting to AXE place THIS EVENING July AZ y "c"ck.
Exempt members attend business OF
p0Ttanca will he brought haf1rc the Company.
By order of the Foreman. ....,, =,
vi A. II SIMMONS, EeG'y.
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PATENT SAWED WEATHERBOARDING.
Eoth Rough and Dressed from the very best YELLOV
PINE and CYP ESS timber for sale in purchaser
at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
f-lQ " STAR planning MT. New Rssin.
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d EAL ESTATE AGENT-JU4N PURCELL, No
IA II Exchange Place stairs, nearly old Post
Once attends Leasing Renting and Collection Of Rents
Orleans Jefferson and Carrollton. Also
money AL business entrusted to h promptly attended to.
ia5l 1y
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z G. n. SUTREIEFUIGD, COMMIgsIo
81 the Purchase and Sale Of Slaves. Office and
Soy Ward. No. 81 Bsronnp street, Now Orleans. La
FsS II
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- NIGREAU'S RES xs~oesssXy.s,
<ssa TAURANr, Lake Terminus, g
n %ts2D NJ Bayou ST. John.
at4xa.sAEsa The undersigned respectfully informs hit
friends the public generally that he will open SATuR
DAY March 30 the above named house. where he will at all
times be prepared supply such honor call
with the very best of everything his line that markets
afford, md which will be served in It superior style.
m27 3n Il. MOREAU.
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f0N
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Mr. EditorT deem it due those afflicted with this terrible
snH painful disease to make the folio wing statement
boy about 10 Of had been afflicted with the Hernia
Tor the space Of three The boy belonged John CoaItsr
Esq, OF l8squena Two physicians
pr?nouneeo hs hopeless As there difference
open about the mode of suggesting
the knife to which the other and myself obected him
New Orleans and obtained the Patent A. Sher-
and after having instrument aad ha Doctos
Curative Mixture about three months boy entirely re-
stored and perfectly we'll This fall of 49,
ne lat [es ears he has been the plantation, do
least Inconvenience. give this for benefit of
those who have This disease and oE my gratitude her
W.. T. MILLS NJ d.
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R-DR SHERMAN respectfully informs ruptured persons,
these having rHptred slaves that he returned
and may be found at his Office No. 70sT CHARLES STREET
New Orleans prepared TO relieve and ali rupture
by the application his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and CUR
AT1EE MIXTURE. rny6 VT
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Extract from Letter Written Three Years Previous to the
Above, in reference to the boy.
1sSAeUENA Co., Miss May 2, 1857.
Dr. Sherman, New Oreans
Dear Sirfhe boy George perfectly the rupture
he the finest 10 king Deer Creek and
much work any w. 7. MILLS, N. D.
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GRATtAA- 9. ID. ~ CO., COMMISSION NEE
II charts and Importers of Wine No. 20 Custohouse
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r. WOODBIHE VERANDA. BILOXI, 4s.st
Iii WILL. BE OPENED ON THE 18TH OF JUNE, 80 -.
FOR THE RECEPTION OF FAMILIES
r.. PARkE HOTEL, CORNER CAMP STREET
.Efii and LAFAYETTE SQUARE. NEW ORLEANS.

This Hotel the delightfully."- situated Of any the city
is now for the reception of aHt lent board
Having been thoroughly throughout the present
Proprietor aers himself he accommodate families and
single boarde~s equal to sim lar establishment In the city
refers his past experience hotel keeping and socs
the patronage Of his friends and ira reling public
n8"Teru.s TO suit present times.
les lun n, p, CC1OE, Proprietor.
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, city of New Orleans
Be 1t remembered that this 18th day Of December 1850
subscriber Justice of the Peace and for tn
city aforesaid personally appeared Omer Gaard President
sn 4. Schroeder Secretary of tho Citizens Mutual Insurance
Company, Orleans who being duly according
derose and say, that the above and
true transcript from the books Of said Company
O.GAIII.ARD President.
A. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
subscribed before this day December i5
1860, ARTHUR SAUC1ER,
Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The board of rustee have resolved to pay six per cent in
outstanding Of Profits the
1857 1858 and 1859 and after the second in Feb
rHary next.
douglas west Martin Gordon, Jr.,
r. Mtiten"erger, cef Rdss Olivier
Op1er Gslard
Company against the pes Of the
premiums.
nz~ Office No S Carondele street. d7 If
H.. FRAME v. SEYMOUR
sAu RGSTGCEk DC SEYMOUR, II
tsgsN4 Successors to- 3sAA
BREWSTER zACHARIR,
IS Front and IS Fulton street, opposite W. VoetIt
between Poydlag and Gravier streets,
@6Glssae snd Retail CofPER, TIN sid siEET Iron
WORKERS.
We respectfully call the attention of commission
country merchants housekcepes and hotel propetors
large and we'll assorted stock of Cooking paor Office
Heating Stoves comprising almost kind existence
Tin and apanned Ware Chafng Dishes Old Dominion Coffee
Poe Hecas Urns Coffee Geques Toilet Sets Lamps Lanterns
and all kinds of Wares suitable for Cooking and Domestic
All of which will be sold at lower prices than houst
IN the city
Manufacturers of the CREOLE COOKING STOVE, vel
adapted for the Hotels Planters which invite
particular attention.
Coal OILS! Coal OILS!
In quantities TO suit purchaser.
New Kerosene Virginia. Parafne Carbon Oils
all warranted the lowest prices by the barrel gallon
Lamps, Globes, Burners, Wicks,
everything Appertainng the trade.
Dealers wifi do well tn call and examine fel3
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, BY PROFESSORS J. L. AND W,

In mineral water where ingredients assocatey held
in solution ii is conceded how these ingredients
are chemically united one the other. We may however in
this case, infer that the water contains
CHbonic acids Sc chloride sum- bi.carbonate
Of lime CHI bride sodium carbonate elcate of po-
ssa bicarbonate of IRON cnte sod uminochoride Of
sodium and nrohahiy other combinations. myl0t If
- BROOKLYN BEER GARDEN avg
hM1 RETNA. LATHE above nnmed place of refresh STA
E2nlment and pleasure has been fitted No. style s
and open day evening aud Sundays, the
dhon OF VISITORS The FOnrth District Ferry the
Jackson steet regularly these Gardes Admission
Tickets on Sundays, Is cents
a9 3m HENRY SCHUHMAKER Proprietor
60, JEFFERSDN Lake E0TEL-END OF
W arollton RR-flnvng leased this delightfully."-
Alu House for o. years this ny
known the public that it has thoroughly
painted and refhed and will be opened by 4t Of
April Thankful TO patrons for past ivors promise in
every manner possible to meet their wishes, should please
them give us call.
as O. DAN'L PETERS 4 CO.
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'ODD. JNO.. DEALER in MI4AsINtn4 .ua tlnh
Fancy Dry 6pods Nos. Il and Il ChartTes street.
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Samuel Davis, ESD;
Dear Sr-It is that Dr. shemans Truss applied by
him. will give relief ectuaily than any other have
It tried entire satisfaction, know Of several
by the use of and the mixture recommend get one
but he sure Dr. Sherman hseif applies il much depends
upon the fitting. r. BELDEN, u. D.
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fe8s ,, = . 1900 l--- ~ n ;,
1s NV w; 0ticsn Vs. XIII or 4 IT.
IOIE ...-,.,.....StF9'fCB
# TO TAX YRRS.
a CITY TAXES for he E'Ar iS6U Rea Estac Slaves
@sraI Propery, Capital. Income, Fusnlr ct 4re now
t hd payable n nv office City Han Tax Payer
ns Gully requested to call and heir Taxes bills
Ssby list July will ne advertised according law.
,saa5i 2m ADAM GIFFtN, City Treasures
JAMES ", ATrORAb -AT-LAw
ID New Orleans.
q ls1foe-No. Is Commercial Place Jy77 IL
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s.clans N the STATE q Nis5fssippi.
V1CKsBURG Miss, March 20, 1850.
Dr. Sherman Dear Sir send the boy you
attend him properly besides am not sat
sfed with nay skill to do him Justice your plan
ia right and that you him. Please by re-
turn OF the post. Respectfully,
TH0S. j. HARPER, MD
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Company against the p1ils the
rivers loss damage by fire. the
premiums.
nz2~ Office, No. Csrof,deet street dl7 II
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Letter from Dr. Ghos Haper Of the eminent Ply
scian5 in the State Ct Mississippi
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G0PARrNERSnIp

| E~OPAsTvERsE IE'-TTIE UNDERsI9N NED HERE
~ hy notify that Mr. r. &. MUSGRGEE has this day been
associated with them partnership connection, and that the
will IeuceFoth be under iyle Of HOPE
| MCSGROTEh GO.
| HOPE Il co.
NeE Orleans. LnlY / lsGl. III In
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AorifultnrG
HAY-M

Many of our farmers are now engaged
in cutting and making hay. The hay crop
is very good, we understand, provided it
can be secured in good condition. Though
hay-making opens to the farmer the season
of busy toll, it is no longer the season Of
dread, as formerly, when human muscles
bore the strain. The scythe has grown
rusty, and hangs in many farmers shed
a relic of antiquity, preserved for the SER
vice it has seen and the good it has done
In its place the Moving Machine, with it,
sinews of steel, now enters the field like a
thing of life, and in few hours lays low
the waving grass, which otherwise would
have required days of toll and sweat tc
have accomplished.
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GOOD CORN BREAD.

One quart of corn meal, ono pint OF
wheat -four, two eggs and a little salt,with
sour buttermilk sufficient to make very
stiff batter. Mix thoroughly, and then
add one teaspoonsul of soda dissolved in
very little hot water. Stir this in and
pour into well l-grcascd pans, sufficient to
be one and half or two inches thick
when cooked. Place in hot oven, and
bake until done, say half an hour, and
carry to. the table hot.
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HUNGARIAN GRASS.

This may be sown from the middle Of
May to the middle of June. If sowu
early it will give two good cuttings On
deep, rich, mellow soil, the crop of hay
will be heavy, and if the seed are allowed
to ripcn, it is an oxhausting crop Those
who want early as well as abuudcnt food
to feed, either green or dry, will find that
this will answer well, and in the scarcity
or shortness of the hay crop, it will prove
an ample substitute.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-06
GINGER BEER.

Put two gallcns of cold water into pot
upon the fire, add to it two ounces of good
ginger bruised, and two pounds of white or
brown sugar. let all this come to the boil,
and continue boiling for about half an
hour. Then skim the liquor and pour it
into jar or tub, along with one sliced
lemon, and half an ounce of cream of
tartar. When nearly cold, put in tea
cupful of yeast, to work. The beer is
now made; and after it has worked for
two days, strain it, and bottle it for use.
Tie down the corks firmly.
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PUMPKINS.

This is useful article of food for milcl
COWS and hogs in the fall. 1t is com.
mon practice to plant among the growing
corn. Apart from the draft they make up
on the corn supplies, this method involves
q good deal of trouble in collecting and
bringing to the feeding ground. A better
plan is to plant half acre or more, as
you may deem advisable, near where you
mean to feed them. Manure amply in the
hill and plant ten feet apart.
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CAUSE OF SMUT.

The blight called smut is fungus OF
parasitic plant, the minute seeds of which
lodge upon various grains, germinate, and
appropriate the substance of the kernel
To prevent it, soak the seed eight or ten
hours in brine strong enough to float an
egg; drain it we'll, and shovel it over with
fresh slaked lime, until each kernel is will
coated. Ofcourse it should be sown with.
in day or two after preparing it.