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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-03

P.s. We publish below letter from John A.
Chamberlin, Grand Isle, who has had more expe'
rieuce with machines than any other man n Yer
mont. W. r - W.
MEssRs DAVIS a Co.:
II is not hard driving to thrtsh with one span Of
horses, on your tvo-horse machine, 100 bushels oil
good wheat or 200 bushels oats. We have thresh-
ed l56 bushels Of wheat between o'clock and
unset, in January, without any extra enor,s'
with four hands, but il not thistles and weeds;
also 81 bushels oats in 20 minutes. The above
was we'll cleaned, 1T for market, as it came from
the machine. We have no trouble in cleaning
grain we'll, with your recent Improvements, aud
am satisfied the machines you now make will
thresh and clean we'll more grain with the same
help and two horses than any other tWo-horse
machine in this region will thresh without clean
ing. -
Grand Isle, Vt, May 10, 1856.
P. S.-I have threshed with one machine over
81, 900 bushels, giving less than $50 for repaire
vnd then sold IL for half the cost of new one
wliue J, A. c.
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Special l0tlceS.

THE HORRORS OF WAR can be
greatly mitigated by that sovereign remedy
golsravs Ointment, as it will cure any wound,
however desperate, if it be well rubbed aroma 'he
wounded parts, and they be kept thoroughly COW
cred With it. A Pot Of Ointment should be in
every mans kpapsack Only IS cents per Pot;
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HORSE POWER AND THRESHNG
MACHINES.

M =. DAVIS co. have established
w branch Of their Brasher Falls manuiac-
ture at Plsttsburgh. Here We shall keep on baud
our we'll known Horse Powers, Threshers ana
Cleaners for one. two and three horses The YER
mont farmers are well acquainted with these ma
chimes, for they have been in operation among
them for Is wears, and never with so good repu-
tation as now Il Is safe to affirm that this Is the
only Thresher and Cleaner ever Manufactured 10
tho United States for many years, that mas not
been superseded by others. This has stood UNIV
allied and With the improvements that our long
experience in the business has suggested, We tSk
nIeasure in assuring the farmers Of Vermont that
IL Is above all others the machine they need. We
can forward machine to any port on the lake, at
slight expense with dispatch. All repairing
pieces and teeth will be kept constantly on hand'
and sill orders will be promptly attended to.
w.P. DAVIS 4 co
Plattsburgh, May 1862.
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L 5

urosED o. IHE DEATH OF ms. HATTIE RicE
RICHARDSON or wEsTFoRD.
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GEoRGEP.MAYn,s ESTATE.

2V3w
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HOW THEY ARE MADE.

EgE Sfa-. ~ - %7%Ett "4tlH Y
Wghs Southern Indian Vegetable Pills have besn khsro
solely and are row mainly to I'LL special orders from
physicians druesists planters and regular
who use them altogether on account of their knowledge that
they are hsde OF simple and ecacous and
because OF their confidence in Dr. Wright being free from
The mputation Of Offering anything the trade is not pure
and genuine The of dng the plants and pur
flying the essential elements foreign matter (Which
mainly the discovery Of that great CHEMIST Dr. Torrey
alone enabled him to make these Pills sufcen
sonahe to place them before the general remedy
fhe following certificate from the wekDown nytc chemist
Dr. Preston, Is sufficient guarantee Of their purity
DE-. JoaN WRIGaT: az. %. n
sr-At yonr request have subjected test Of ataIyss
quantity of your Southern Indian Vegetable Pls sesoted a.
ana lake great pleasure in certifying that found then,
to contain nothing deleeriors the human system but on thu
they possess the sudorie Durec Expectoan and
Daharto properties in Remarkably baraonioas combination
aHd my opinion that they tbs greatest unye
known 10 the world. +fss-t sgs f%$gs
6 - Respectfully, sal nlt .=stsJl'
a.. A. D. PRESTON, MD.
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Confederate States or .an,es.sce
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Ordnance OFFICE :
Richmond, March 2 1862.
Bids will be received at this Office until the 18th day Of
April next, for the following ORDNANCE ard ORDNANCE
MATERIAL for the Confederate States Army:
10000 tons charcoal cold blast Pig Iron.
$1,000 tons Blooms, (charcoal)
10000 tons Wrought Iron Bars, of various sizes.
100 l0inch Coumbiads.
100 8inch Columbads
100 l0inch Siege and Garrison Mortars
loo l5fnch Seaeoast Mortars
~ 500 l2-pounder Iron Howitzers.
500 6.pounder Iron Field Guns.
Bids may be made for quantity of one hundred
TONS and for any number OF guns over ten.
Drawings of the guns will be furnished only to parties whose
bids accepted.
Bidders will state the points OF delivery and the date at
which not less than hundred iron be
to be furnished.
They must also state the time required to furnish the whole
of their bid.
Bidders for guns will state the date of the first delivery and
the time required to supply The whole number.
Payments will he made delivery net less than fifty tons
of iron, and the right to pay onsa Confederate bonds is
reserved
Bids must be sealed and enclosed and endorsed
velop, Proposals for rcn" Proposals for Gunsn as
the case may be-
j. GORGAs, Lieutenant. Colonel
fiS zptapio Chief of Ordinance.
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Confederate states or America,

g
HEADQUARTERS nrr ,arwrsr No !
Asy s,sf.- New Orleans, La March Is, 1862
GENERAL ORDERS NO. iii @ ~
IN edsr TO carry into effective operation The
General Orders No 10 SERIES ON these IIeodoart
tho Provost Marshtls viii each establish ohse in their re-
aissfies FOR The transaction Of business notice
the Localities will be si.en in The pablo prints
Each Office will be provided with assistants and c
may Unnecessary for the transaction Of bnsi1ess r
LIVERY white Hsla above the age Sixteen wears resia,c
temporarily Or otherwise in tie Parishes Orleans and Jee
son, whether he be citizen of the Confederate sa.eS ar nv
alien ssa wthn six asystro he rubleao IF this order
present himself before the Provost Marshal of his district
nxe ms name End 10 furnish able such
information may be required,
Those who claim 20 be citizens Of he Confederate States BY
birth or Otherwise sra be required to subscribe an
tional cath of allegiance States and such as claim "a m
Aliens shall be to the effect they Will abide by tho
Of THIS State and Of Confederate States long as thew are
permitted to reside therein and That theyi under no cir
custsHce convey to mics any relative
the military political rfaisr CT the country ,.-- d
Persons who this city OF stae SINCE the 2, Nav
1861 roany of the statesa win Confederate
shall be subject to arrest and imprisonment they
within six days from the dae here permit to +
by the Commanding General the Provost Marshal Of the
district in whichhey reside which permit will be reusv4d
from time TO time by an Endorsement setting forth the time of
extension The foregoing requirements will go effect as
above in the parishes Of ST. Bernard Paque,nnes within
six days after the appointment Of the Provost Marsas of those
parishes Every who desires 60 beyond the Limits ~
he aforesaid districts parishes shall vide with
passport signed by The Commanding General or the pronst
Marsh s Of he dstrc or parSa in which aid person
All orders issued By Provost Mnrshals in the t cnon Of
their viii be promptly obeyed AID any dsobedieuce f
summons elnanatns from any Of them Will be dealt Win sum
mafy and all ehcers in command OF troopsae hereby
TO comply promptly with acquisitions on them by the
Provost Marshals aud to furnish silch aid and
they may require The Police the city viii in lik
render assistance in their power when called on
The Commanding General confidently expects that the fiji pds
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5CoEFEnFRATss STATES OF AMERICA
y HEApouARfERs DEPARTMENT No l.,

CoHFEnRRAT STATES OF AMERICA. J,
& aEApauARfERs bEeARrMESr no Il
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 1ol ''''N ~ i''-'
BY authority of the President of the Confederate states
and in his name, MARTIAL LAW is hereby dec AIRED in
the Parishes of Orleans Jefferson St. Bernard and Plaoue
mines. 7s5 .-g.esE
All grown white males in the aforesaid Parishes excent nm
hanraised foreigners, will bs required TO lake the oah of
allegiance TO the Confederate States whether
foreigners or not who uarien,y our causc re nstca
to leave the district embraced by js order without delay
system of Registry and Passports viii te established n,
will be permitted to soIonra the abov
Parishes without satisfying the Provost of their low
atty and all good citizens requested report to those Off;
GERS all who are suspected OF hostility the Government
All place. for the sale of liquor will closed at o clock
r NJ Any found open after that will be closed Ee,nu
neutiy and the liquor seized
number Of persons who have ostonsbe business nor
any interest in the city State have recently arrived in New
Orleans they mast Salty the Provost Msrsa Of their good
Intentions and objects here, Or leave immediately.
The following named appointed Provost Mar
shals; yg"
For Orleans PaEisll-WM. FRERET, First District
sCAPRiEN DUFOUR, Second District
Hon. PIERRE sOuLE Third District
Cel H. D. OGDEN Fourth District
For Agiers-Capt. NoRBERT TREPAaNIER
For Jelerou parish-JRdgo FIaToR BURTHE.
Office Immediately. 3ya NJ ,.9' T. z-..G. "a .'g-.
Inc Provost Marshas for the Parishes of PMquemiges and
81. Befnard Will be announced in "a few days.
-t-.. By comnGnd Of MajorGeneral LOWELL.
d. T.. PICKETT, Assistant Adiutant General. mis- 2pf
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Headquarters Lo,ssiana Troops.


ssisjsRast a3yagf MAJoR-GEsERAL's OrrIeE
e.t,,,,.,... New Orleans, March 20, 1862 !
|; SENRRih ORDERS NO. eli, ai9 800 =
Al eompatnts and much Inconvenience occur In reia
y tae manner ia which certificates of membership of
- COMPANIES W N have been given.
a., Ana after this date, all certificates of membership
y a9ansst Company signed ~ The CAPTAIN or o
ger commanding Vie company and count n ~ a.
ne o. commanding officer OF Tie sssp,,h, -
paiy = attached seag forth party is an nam.
Isl o. ne oenpaas and performs duty as such
aonday fhs zih hstaet, certeates. will. the n.a - ~
officers Printed will recognized All saeh ue
must be sRed in the proper handwriting of the officers vs
them and mast bear date since the 10Th day Of
None other will be received or recognized. NJ Ma
rsfes holding certificates containing the foregoing
requs g viii not be noested unless there should exist d
and vital reasons believe there is sub aai evidence
ma me parties holding such certificates in good fah
entitled to them. i's
Form TO this order. zen 8l - -
By orderof
JOHN Il. LEWIS,
!, NJ Major General Commanding
y ''5s1-4s' IAiu' MIL ap2t
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Notice.
OFFICE CONF EnERATE STATES RECEIVER. !
sAs5T3 No. IS CAM STREET. r &
AxA.r IuiuL Ai....l Ia 4

New Orleans March 10 1862
For the information OF all persons whom it mny concern
publish The 81 sectin Of The Act TO aeF ard amend
act entitled seqnesrae ne ctates ETC., alien
enemies, and for the indemnity Of citizens of The
States" viz
SECTION j. Be it further enacted That shall he tho duty
of every person in actual possession of having his
CONTROL any money property effects evidences OF 6eh be-
longing to IN alien enemy, peedy inform hc Receiver
aud to render thereof and pay over
tue Receiver, and 10 deliver him such property fleets,
and evidences of debt such payment delivery shall
nste without regard whether any proceedings
nos been instituted to scquestrate the say person
who, after giving suh Information, shall fail so 10 pay over
and deliver on demand made The Recei er shall stand
contempt and tic Receiver shall move the Court or
" peeeeu against such marty us in OTHER Of
eh una h ouSt or Judge imprson offender until
nc sn" inS comply with The requiem of his And
hch payment or delivery shall fully Rcqu and discharge The
party from all and every claim for or on account f ,h
money property effects and evidences Ct debt And the Re
cetVer snail give such person specyng amount
OF money The properly, effects and evidences paid and
deiva ed, and The tho alien enemy on account of
whe the same sail be paid aud delivered Provided, That
when the person having possession control Of any merry
an alien enemy assers claim debt against such alien
my IN his own favor lie may file wiling in The proper
Co swearing that he believes him iuy entitled to thu
same, sLa thettupon he shall be compelled the first in
stance pay the Receiver the amount thus
ed and claimed Ivy him. hut the Court shall Then proceed 10
examine and try the validity OF tbs said or ella n and
decree accord C the facts found the rights and Justice
OF the case Aud if the Court decides against the debt or
claim tie party setting up the shall forthwith pay over
tho sum SO retained by him. The Court shall cree IN
favor Of the debt or claim thus poponde exceeds the
entire amount originally in OF debtor or c aim
sn' he shall costs other wise he shall pay all costs
me- ueh' % me proceedings -"
mic 2ptf ~ = g pprrrvpp
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on.cial-By the Governor.

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MtLITIA,2
4.l548s-S@ AptUrA GEsEt,GLts OFFICE,
New Orleans, March q, 1867.
All planters other DESTROYS to comply with the
call made by Gen Bsaursga. for Bells other similar
metal will ,hip the to F. II, HATGH ESQ, Custom
Hopse New Orleans, for which receipts will be sivcn and
transmitted. S -u.'
Persons ship ing Bells under this order viii plea designate
the owner, IT,
IL BY order Of -5st5
@=@ II y THOS. O. MOORE,
Governor and Commander IN Chief
N. GRiror, Adju ant and Inspector General me- ztot
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FOsice.
Proceedings
OF TIE

Proceedings as:.-- SIS. .
or TIE &c
LO U1SIANA STATE ONVENTION,
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Coayen
on Tin both langaages and the CONSTITUTION STATE
amended. "@@'
For sale by .T".
BLOOMFIELD STEEL PETER 0'DONNKLL,
I. L. WHITE, HERBERT Il ESGOUSSE
GEO. ELLIS, WE GOLDThWAlTE;
+. HAWES& CO., Il. EZEKIEL
T. F1TzWILLlAM.
RH-Orders from the country filed at liberal discount
py22 2ptf
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nl3 2ptaplt
Redemption OF Cssy Bonds.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CoESoLlpATEp)
DEbf or Ew ORLEANS s.
d New Orleans, Feb 10, 1862
Notice is hereby given that ling the Sh Section
Act of the Legislature of the State of Louisiana entitled san
Act to Consolidate the City of New Orleans Provide for
the Government and Administration of its A.rs approved
February g. 1889 sealed proposals will be rceieedf The sale
The city Of bonds issued according to the foregoing
amount of hundred thousand dollars until The 10th day
March, 1862, nj Il O'Clock If. rn 1854 ...--
Proposals addressed O. nEBUYs, Secretary aud en-
dorsed Proposals for the sale of Bonds" 'FSF
-SE JOHN t. M6NRoE Mayor.
gfS CHAs. W.sGeLBERTsuN, Comptroller.
ADAM GIFFEN Treasurer
p. S. WlLl2, a-r
Chairman Finance Committee Board of Aldermen
J, LFEFE,
Chairman Finance Committee Board Assistant Aldermen
fel9 2pnn2S 0. DEBUYS, Secretary.
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gw Naig Crescent sataraAy gsptntua are 90 1869

~ Col. Thomas Askew Will leave for
Cerinh Miss on TUEspA next the sa instant and will
take charge Of aeters for at that place partfcn
asy for the Crescent Resmen that may be ieit at
on Monday, p,ior 10 o'clock z. m2 zP-t
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Committee on Public Safety.

AL 552 New ORLEANS, March a. 1862
The steamer salle Robinson, Capt Joseph saliba having
oeen chartered by this COMMITTEES to bring old iron to the city
Tor Inc use OF the Government all planters and other
VIII greatly aid our Consedeacy by granting every facility
Capt. saliba in this work. 4t|%@
mia 2p12t GEO. G, LAWRAsON Secretary
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ffsg
Il Il saasaFns IA The Yankees are celebrated
Mgfaa qyef wdness. They calculate j
sna svai pave sort Of intuitive percep
ths an tseg Know e 81 sSay M
hasa YsnEes, eiths IL &
or rs smaller fhey hays i
ending slli XII NM &
kl I'D iast if q
Istins non TN NJ ~ ~ ~
I ~ lss aayy Depart presided over
geoaen nussne CONNECTICUT Yankee saS,s;,
deqeiyefl hy the rnss Il
aferrimac.i They begin
sla tla NIrgniasss
tusty which left their ,ssss, s
The iron There Id $3.50 5,
the affair IF Dan Nm
aasks they w hot only hesp,
pns theaseNn element bnt most eure esi.4
aoled Jonai han viii haseato brush n, NJ
and Try it again. Meanwhile ies ID s s,a ,i.s
4e more w ~ Bin poisag about where thev
pcbburas 1.iro,psr
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Dispatch from Gen. Eeauregard.

To Gov. Thos. o. Moore: " '
"ili accept all good equipped troops under 2st August
itha; will offer and for NINETY DAYS -4z'.s.s s- aa~
Let the people Of Louisiana uders that here is the ptoner
place to defend Louisiana.
+ MI 2ptf .--.. G. t. BEAUREaARD =
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confsasrate states ef Amsriea.

HEADQUARTERS nErAK1MRNT No. l.,
y - New Orleans, March u, IS5l.S
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. Ga
bt y IS $# s+sE5 saet# Il
xLF-aIr GEORGE CARR Ia hereby appointed Provost
Marshal the Parish of Plaqnouines, and will
upon the duties his Office will obeyed respected
accordingly.
Ed. A. PalrEEy. Major and A. A. G. s#t na2 2ptf
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~ Messrs. w. n. Adams. w. NJ. Semple
and D. VanHorn have my power of attorney as per &C
passed before W. H. Peters, ESQ.,, Notary Public
MA + n NryaN
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.FUSssas05l'S COkfOl
ITO Cotton Factors
saas.ass asireg,

aga sazs.3as Ess'sg,
SUCCESSOR TO sEwELn 4. rAYLoR3 IMPORTER or
@fssG$ FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETo., sss-
ss Hes. ~ and rs Royal street,
large supply Of ecesbrated CREME Ds
souGS oHAMfA in quarts pins; also other brands
III; CHARLES HhIDsBIGK, PIPER HEIDsEICE, PAR
HaNsIER, and other brands of .nferior susy. hAve
large assortment of the bss Old herrss such AMoNT
AADei TOPAZ, SIBERIA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ASSHoR saERRfEs-l Sss-S0uTHsIDE MADEIRA. Of
eef other Madeirss Of lower gtade Supero
London Dry Dock PORT and other Ports Or lass grade
tse celebrated sAzAsAC BRAEDTEs-vfntsge 1905 Ifss
sa s-aarge supply always hand All grsdee Of
5LAkET and WHITE WINES, In glass and wood Wals-
As-sesteh ana irish Ola Rye Bourbon and Wheat Whls
Sys. SCOTCH ALE PORTER in nints anaeusrta t,os
piAs ese My Assortment of the hes, WINES which
on as reasonable tho city
AARON BIRD,
sia zaaS Nos. Is and Is Royal etgeet.
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MAN for. the ,vash1ngton Ar,1,,orv.

a Mail VIII be made up twice week, TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS for the Battalion Of Washington Artillery in vr
GINA and also forho Fifth Company in TENNESSEE at II EN-
MING cAMfBaLI1s Store, No. 81 Camp street.
mi Drift
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Notice.

...-. o.. OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATION RELIEF
:. f@tE' ."7 IE SICK WOUNDED SOLDIERS, !
II - d. ,et,&7 New Orleans, March 49,, 1862
me president OF this Association respectfully requecs the
Ladies OF this city and Stale sind donations of Drawn Lint
Rolled Bandnges. and Old Linen to the depot at W Fl
SMITHS No IS Gavcr street. for the use of the Army in
the field. large supply is required. .'i
. sml9 2p6t las p FRERET p resdantg
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~ Candidate for Mayor, Irrespective OF
Farty, VICTOR WILT, of the Second District
See Crescent Of the 18th 3O and sst january fell 2pta
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4. - Arms. Sixteen hundred muskets. in hox.,
marked 'Brsh Pattern Of 1851 p passed tbronss,
VII Oily yests rday, 7en route for Gen. Van DSrn
IN These boxes are an installment Of ten
4, similar guns which arrived at certain
steamer There is reason 10 believe that II The =
steamer Which bore Mr.. Yancey also brought arms
A' VIE olilers are On the way. EMobile Register
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
DIR. Humphries !:

DR.. Humphries
Dear srI dom tkHow what to say to make you know how
grateful feel for those boxes Of Wrghts Southern Indian
'e9eaole lls You gave After having suffered for so
many years. and thought was going to get my health
peWoftn one good days work. AIN strong heart
as ever was in my and that too having tried every
hng else ever heard OF and getting all kinds dcors who
it, although God knows took enough of their prescriptions
II the prayers of poor like will help you any doc.
tor, you have mine.
Yours, gratefully and truly
g..~. JOHN ". SIMMONS.
Send for circular Of these Pills II contains full and inter
esttng facts with important suggestions the sick and
ing, complete directions the the Pills and special
WRIGHTs SOUTHERN INDIAN yEGET-
.,uf ABLE PILLS "..
Are manufactured expressly for use in the
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Under the personal direction of Dr. JOHN WRGHr in his
: Pharmaceutical Laboratory, New Orleans.
i- IL J. WRIGHT L CO.,
,ssssssss,s .ssaEssssss Sole Proprstafs'
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WANTED-Ry A WIDOW LADY WITH FIRST
Nv Ga recommendations, tnatn hoqse-
keeper OF snpsr ,enen OF the household affairs of gentee
en has no ohie ion 10 the country she would have
objection to renting furnished hbuse boarding
pa,s and few others Address Mis-. Williams, this office
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PRIZE ROAT BUILDER
OF THE SOUTH
I%M&
j. MAHCNY, Algiers. LIN.

J. MAHCNY, Algiers. La.
lurnish at the shortest notice. on the most
MODELS Pleasure and Race Yachts Club and Skeleton Ros
Boats Ship Schooner and Steamboat Yaw Skas and Bow
Boats Of all descriptions built the shortest notice.
Also on hand
Oars sparB Blocks ard everything appertaning to Yal
ntting hnnd and for sale the lowest market prices
mis- lydW
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Wy private information reeeiyed ii t,;sS Ill, i,
u, saaa Buchanan and LEM Nina, a,s
M IN, aso the wounds received ii tie Late
Y Y ~ = setnent. gichs Examiner, 1atb Z
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NEW INFIRNIARY.
-y.n- DR.. REiYN OLDS,

-s. ,r- K. EY L DS
THE UNRIvALLED CANCER DOCTOR,
would inform his friends and the public that he has rented
and completely fitted frmary thu spacious and ee
giant mansion No. IL Baronne street. between Canal and Com
mon Streets where be will devote all his GU
Of CANCERS in their worst FORMS Scaid Heads Whe Swell
lngs and Ulcers of every description.
ne REFERS with al"h pleasures to the annexed certificate
MADAM A. CHAPPELL welknown and highly respect
able lady of this city
.=... tCopy of Certifcate,1 n
.E new ORLEANS, Oct IL, 1861.
This is to certify thai the Undersigned resident Of the city
OF New Orleans for number of years. and residing No
252 Erato street. had been for long time afflicted with Can
cor in her breast In order have removed under
signed applied TO Dr. Warren sone operated three
different times without eHecne Subsequently, ap-
piled to DIR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment the Cancer
wss efectuay removed and perfect made take
this of dong justice Dr. Reynolds and in order that
others similarly afflicted avail themselves of his valuable
services
nil If -
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