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Parish of Rapides, State CT Lou
& isiaaa--Estate of T.. II. Crosby.

Parish of Rapides, State CT Lou
isiasaa--Estate of E. II. Crosby.
BY virtue Of an order Issued from the
Ninth Judicial District Court, Parish of
Rapides, and directed to Lie Sheriff threof
will be sold at the Court House door, iii
the townof Alexandria, on
ST. Sasurdaythe 6Aday@ January'ss " !
1866, the following Lroperty belonging to
the succession Of Elijah II. Crosby, deceased,
to.wit: Is .fg3,
A certain tract or parcel ofland, situated
on both sides Of Red River, containing four
bundled acres, mo.e or less; three hundred
aof which are on the South side and one hun
bred Or the North side Of said River, and
situated about five mics above the town Of
Alexandria Parish Of Rapides, That por.
ton Of said lands on the South side Of Red
River is bounded as follows, to.wit. y
On the upper or West side by property
belonging to George w. Compton, on the
lower or East side BY property Of Mrs
Adelia Casson in the rear or South side by
the Bayou Rapides, and On the north side,
| fronting on Red River. And that portion
of said lands on tile North side Of Red Iliv.
er is bounded on the upper or West side by
the property Of DR.. A, Cockerelle aud be
low Or on the East side by property Of Mrs
Adelia Cassoh aud on the South side front
ing on Red River; said lands known as the
t.s Crosby Plantation !" @
Terms Of salc--one half Of the purchase
money cash loatthe spot, and for the Other
half thereof purchaser to furnish note
bearing eight per cent interest from date o
sale at the present rates Of currency, paya
bic twelve months after date, secured b.
mortgage with vendors lein and priyileg,
retained thereon until final payment.
| d tRougIi WILLlAms.i ii
| Sheriff. +
| Nuv, 90 tls. MS fee HDR f95
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And Saddle Horses
NO!(,TICE.

l HEREBY give notice, that in accor-
dance with resolution Of the Police Jury
of the Parish Of Rapides, passed at IFS ses-
sion Of November l4th, 1865, Public fer
ries were established at Caihnun's Home
Plantation and at r. K. Smiths Plantation
on Red river and that on the 9th day Of
January 1866. at the hour oftwelye o'clock,
at the Court House door, viii let Ont the
same to the highest bidder. The leases
viii be for baud ferries two years, steam
ferries Eve years.
ROBERT G. HYNS0N,
President Police Jury.
Alexandria, La, December 9th, '65, at.
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THE CLOSING SCENE.
BY T. D. READ.

~ - ~ AsA-'hH' Z
Within the sober realms Of leafess trees,
The russell year inhaled the dreamy air;
Like some tanned reaper in his hour OF
When all the fields are lying brown and
bare. -.
The gray barns looking from their haz!y.
hills,
Ger the dun waters widening in the wales,
; Sent down the ARA greeting to the mills,
On the dull thunder Of alternate Halls.
An sights were mellowed, and all sounds
subdued,
The hills seemed further and the stream
sang low, f
AS ia dream the distant woodman hewed
His winter log, with many muttied
blow. 5t
The embattled forests, erewhile armed with
gold, - .5'-..
Their banners bright with every martial
hue,
Now stood like some sad, beaten host of
old, y -
Withdrawn afar in Times remotest blue.
On sombre wings the vulture tried his
flight M
The dove scarce heard his singing mates
complaint g.
And, like star slow drowning in the
light,
The village church vane seemed to pale
and faint.
The sentinel cock upon the hillside crew,
Grew thrice--and all was stiller than
- before;
Silent, till some replying warder blew
... His alien horn, and then was heard no
ee more.
Where erst the jay within the elms tall
q crest, @g
Made garrulous trouble round her I'M.
Hsdged young;
And where the oriole hung her swaylng
nest,
By every light wind like a censor swung
!. ..t d. = - ~. 1 4 4 ~ : ~
Where sang the noisy martins Of the caves
SIS The busy swallows circIng ever near
d Foreboding, as the rustic mind believes,
5'.' An early harvest anda plenteous year
Where every bird that walked the verna
i. feast, 4i
e-il Shook the sweet slumber from its wing
at morn; e@s tf-E
TO warn the reaper Of the rosy lust:
q. Il All now was sunless, empty and fororn.
Alone, from out the stubble, piped til,
sy quail; b. .Y,.t
And crooked the crow through all tn
gloom; 9
Alone, the peasant, drumming in the vale,
la Made echo in the distant cottage loom.
There was no bud, no bloom upon til
= 5s bowers: aa e sa
q The spiders moved their thin STROUD
ti9iI15 night by night, st
The thistle-down, the only ghost of flower;
s Sailed slowly by--passed noiseless out Q
aa;1s, sight.
ii AMID all this7-in this most dreary air,
g@sa And where the woodbine shed upon tn
Dai. 81 porch aa u
Its crimson leaves, as if the year stoo
b 81 there, .
isse Firing the floor with its inverted torch.
g Amid oil this--the centre Of the scene, 81
s I The white-haired matron, with monott
s.. B nous tread, es.'l aIits rs.
a. Piled the swift Wheel aud with her ioyIes
iaa mien, l Il.
Sat Ike fate, and watched the fyin
81 thread. 3.
She had known sorow he llsd wake
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Alex, La, Nov.s22,i TNaq sHv
Printers fees, SI8 90
Plantation for Rentsor lease.

aiigMY Enfield plantation, nine miles
from Alexandria On bayon Robert. No
buildings On the place. Plenty d rails TO.
repair fences. Tile lessee can pay tentsin
ibnllding cabins, gin, etc, 1.-The wok is.ap,
proved. The plantation is one Of the best
in Louisiana, and will BIO leased for three
years. For terms apply to Judge Manning.
.sSfa sss'sf 9ssss8fs + 81 q OS. q. ORE. d
Alexandria, December 8th, 1865, If.
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Henry ST. JOHN,
p Fl A r. NJ a G i e N
j r u Ct G. T. S r

4 7 ~
p FL A r. M A G / e N
OFFERS THE FOLLOWING PREPARATIONS
" coNPoUYDlXG:
ST. Johns ARsIcA LIs1NENr, An y
excellent preparation for Spralns, M
Brushes, Swellipgs, Rheumatism, &c. n
Sc St. Johns CoNesNrRATEp EssENcE or,
JAMAICA Ginger. Prepared from the finest
root. s ,-
ST. Johns ExpEcronANr SYRUP, for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
chest, &c. 81 s 9ssHsz., Ri /
8 st. Johns doMpousD FIu1nt ExrsAer or.
BUcHu, For diseases of the bladder, &c.
ST. Johns VEGETABLE APERIExT Pills
st. Johns CoMPouND SYRup OF THE IIY-
poPHospnlrEs. For chest complaints, weak
lungs, &c, e !.
St. johns AsrIsEpTIc DExTR1FIcE.
I. St. Johns ESSENCE LEMON, VANILLA, &c.,
sc. For aavoyiDg.
Shot, powder. gun caps double water.
proof) Eley's elastic gun-wads. all sizes. 4
Scarifcators, gum lancets, Evans thumb
lancets, toilet soaps, tooth brushes, pow ders
hair oils, envelopes, writing paper, hair,
brushes, combs, rszors and strops, fine peck
ct knives, Rogers English scissors, Warren's
English needles, Coats sewing thread. &
Carbmate Soda, Salaratua, Hops. &.
Smoking tobacco, chewing tobacco,
cigars. :t s.siaE
Fine Bourbon Whisky and genuine
French Brandy. &.
| Window glass, putty, oils, coIors, var.
pishes, with a general assortment Of Drugs
and medicines, coal on and lamps, &c, &c,
| HENRY ST.. JOHN,
lcE HOUSE, Alexandria, Louisiana.
| Particular care given to dispensing physi
Clans prescriptions for which purpose Tx
very bestdrugs have been selected.
November s, 1865, If. $50 Is. +
., sssrn.EE SIS, -
| SAl II n = = pa 1E'
Sarah Ann Gill. I
/ vs.. State OF Louisiana,
Geo. 4. nm',h' Farish q Aapdes.
Her husband.
BY virtue of an execution isshed in til,
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( Plantation Fer Rent.

r WILL rent on fair terms. for the ensu
T i iag year. the plantation belonging to
Mrs Mary Il: Vim, on the bayou Rapide,
about two miles from Alexandria. The
plantation is one Of the most productive in
the Parish. The ont houses have been
burned, and most Of the fencing DESTROYED.
|'rhe lessee can pay the rent by putting in.
provements on the place. For terms Apply
to the undersigned. WM. a. iSEAY Is
December 18Th, 1865, Il.
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LOST Or DEsI'RoYED..

TWO notes Of 2. O'shee aa principal and
B. McFeeiy and Pat Kelley as securities hi
ssolido, one due Isl january, 1863, the other
due lstsJaanarys 1864, both bearing 8 per
cent, interest from December 3lst, 1860 /;
each drawn for the sum Of sllO0; payable
to the Treasurer Of The Town Of Alexandra.
All persons are warned not to trsde for
the said notes, as payment has been stopped
j. FRASER, Mayor
Dernr,fnr 1c,h ri
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Ii We r. Y STAB T. !.
THE undersigned has leased the
large and commodiGus Livery Stable
lately kept bysN.. 4. 9. Taylor, on
third street, Immediately in the rear
Of the Town Hall and will give
strict and personal attention to The
wants q the travelling public. aud
all who. desire to patroaizs him.
sept. I3 tt DANIEL TAYLOR.
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In Err Y ST ABLE,
ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA.

= i III
THE undersigned have leased and tho.
i roughly repaired the large. commodious
and well known Livery Stable, in the rear
Of the Town Hall, owned aud recently kept
by Clark & Taylor, and will carry of the
business in all its branches. .a s3
They will keep constantly to hire ii
Buggies,
Carriages,
Hacks, .s.
Wagons,
And Saddle Horses
WILL SEND TRAVELLERS, S.
In charge Of experienced drivers, to any
place desired.
VIII take in horses to board by the day
week or month. having IN their employ none
but the best and most experienced hosters
We are always on had, attending per
sonally to the wants Of our patrons, and
hope to merit and receive the liberal patron
age always extended to Clark & Taylor.
Prices uniform and as moderate as the
times will allow.
TERslS.-ALWAYS CASH.
WAINWRIGHT s. COFFEE. +
Alex, La, Nov 29th, IS, If.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
I DISTRICT UOURF-PARISlI OF
FRAPlDES, NINTH JUDICIAL.
DISTRICT.
No. 155-- Estate D Whereas Mrs. Ma
ofWn, II. Orsborn Fry T. S 0rsborn has
Administration and made application t.
Inventory. this Court to De ap
.E.ointed Administratfix Of the Estate 0
VIM II. Orsborn, deceased Notice is here
BY given 10 all wnom it doth or may con
.eern to show cause, within ten days from
the date hereof Why the same should not b
rrauted
Clerks Office, Alexandria, La, Decembe
the 18th, 1860.
R. NJ. K1LPATRICK, Clerk.
December 10th, Ut.
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l COTTON SEED FOR SALE. b
E10UR or Eve buuared bushels Of Boyd's
- p rolific cotton seed for sale.
II Des, 90 y5, IT,. 4 &. TEX ADA, y
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Farming and Plantation Utensils, and
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Z s At THE LOWEST
NEW ORLEANS PRICES.

part;es o;1;nr7 ~ ,lo;, oraa.s, &. ,,,.,
chaos he,o ~ sIson.sara N : - .ho pa
aasa ~ ns's ..ono IVA IN; NJ ue t .
s.r set seaaom. fnr 4ho; ~ va s 'us
M resncsifnllr =, solicit a. cons;snr,sats =,
{, Sui o's, unsu.S y.
som: Also alI kinds ot Grsaaa, Mpscu ln ~
nysr from nv friends and thaso 1 = 'ns
referees and the pubic generally, pledsiug
myas = ays ne aass'
~ sRIl, pesna1'p T., .seos '.s1
y sas nt;na I h,,Sn.s, seDs'eA'u'
p's 49,. I sa..ou z, p plls =
3 meS @.,.. Inv nalNyir = Dlo', DauAers
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NUMBER 20.
lOl GraYier Street. 10
" ( NJ lean,
.ia: GENERAL
PURCHASING 4 GENT,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
M ElRCH A Mt

Having opened Purchasing Agency for
the accommodation Of MERCHANTS, BUILDERS,
PLANTERS AND FAMILIES who do not wish
to visit the City, offer my services To-
the Purchase of'all Kinds Of Merchandise
and Supplies which will be bonght at tie
lowest market rate and SHlPpRDs BY Elk.
PRESS, or as ordered, to the required desti-
nation. All orders entrusted TO my care
will be faithfully executed. saI
Orders addressed my care through the
Post Office will meet withprompt attention.
AaENTs Of the ADAMS EXPRESS CoMpAsY
and the COMMERCIAL ExpRess COMPANY and
the AGENTS Of OTHER COMPANIES connect.
ing with those, are authorized toreceive
orders for me. II 81, 81 }se s,a.;
Parties sending orders will have the same
filed and sent to authorized agents with bill
to collect on delivery, or through agents Of
Express Companies.
Parties VISITING The Cry with a view Of
making purchases will find it to their in.
terest TO call on me, as my arrangements
are such that . saving of Money and Time
will be the result Of giving me their orders
to till. s. p8sa
| 1t is my purpose to meet the wants OF
all classes in the States of LOUISIANA,
MISSISSIPPI ALABAMA, ARkAN.
SAS. and TEXAS, to supply them with
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Nov. 29Atdslpr's. fee. $685..
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LOST OR STOLEN.

AN order signed by Joseph II. Hynson,
President Of the Police Jury of the Parish
of Rapidcs. No. SO. in favor Of VI. R. Ariai
for salary, dated 18th July, 1863, for $3.50.
A due bill drawn by John II. Ransdrl,
, 1865-06-20
Mi5rfllaneDus.
ASTROLO OCY.

succeeds when III othe1s have failed.
ALLW1IO ARE IN TROUBLE,
AZ who ha.s been nato.suus:e. at whose tona hopes
asys esa seanea hy fs, ,1a 81 y "s9
Eno hare teea deceived znd t usd visa 70 to hin
"a ~ T. 81
Psaa xfa s il Il q q 81,
toEs Of those thy lore consult hin 70 rellsvs md
vasra hopes viii be realized -AN
In Love Affairs lie Never Fails,
eppo.!ta NJ IL g1iiss sae .asls % .. = aitaY ead
I'D I'd rs seeis e sss H T.
s1Anesa. and the reau1t has alwa5s BEEN
A speedy and Happy Marriage.
70 MAKE things moze sazc, he VIII a.os you the
Y0UR FUTURE HUSBAND Oh WIFE.
PEospect.; aaa what . batter stil, hs caa i'll you
t6sf r. Eass shs; ,a;saa2,
sesg " nafe = cp Hs
rrsul's OF ~ Commercial md 6painoa uansaction1
He can guilds Jeu 70 wealth. entnencs aud honor.
Iho1Ian: . ofEooa men Who were 0aforsunata and IN
sad aho Struggled enst sTeEty ac I'd TGafs .sans aasa
ths Eteater PAT Of their hv'1 and who found tho
e Ii sess e. Tsa 81
lowed Dr. iAPHAEts advice x.e now
Rlch. Happy and =uccesAful
n ~ faetf nnde1tAktnKs, While those who we1n
s6sinx sxanst sS1etas5 e1s sd ea4s ~ ..
a:s9: ss s 1 -
Dis { mce. 9S1 East Aadtson street. between Wells
AID franklin, Chleszo, Iufeo!s. -
CONSULTATION FEE ONE DOLLAR,
r, b. tnclosiuK font cent ssanps. DR. 1sAPHaRL'B
6u!ds 70 Heath. Long Life, We1ith. Enhance aud {
are delicate ealth, and whose inaFmi:es md in
poteute prevents them from Etttiax married.
TALLY By latter. II thsy incfoss DAR DOLLAR far
Con1nltaton Fee, In each LETTER. All letters eomuq
h1tAti0n1 and 1teiftsW9 strictly pvAe and con.
aasnn a ~ ansEeE vii 6e Etye1 e letters une4s
Addrexa ali letters ~ follow: pH. RAPHARI. Post
OfttH Box 6431. Chic sEp. III.
rTYe Yeft7kQ .1-ldn
, 1865-06-20
stc. .140 eco. For purchase of tnree new engines

Fl3itU.
etstoa 7.-Au uuHpeuded appropriations and
pirta Of appropriations o! the ast aseat year, not
heleiuaeo'e especially cont tuued, are hereby
Continued tor tha purposes originally specified.
SEC ). Tht several salaries herein provided
for. sud The ~:ges 0, sat,res ofemplo5ces h-r<ia
Dsr ID, Shall be a1cd At tie sum hefcbJ app1upu-
atkd for the payment Of the ss1e.
SEC. A. That the Comptroller he, and Is hereby
directed to aGvt 1ttse for s4e. ~ Its proper desiE
uat'on. the Int ownsd bJ The city, si'uate on the
corner Of II aeh1ue.sn sid FEsnkl1n streets, aud
sell the ZANE IN accordance with the provisions
ofthe city chafter; ptortd<d that he shall hsEs
the right ~ rsject any and Al bids, and re-1dver-
tise ths Same and that The pfocueds of such sale
he. sd arr hereby appropriated for the building
g. ne" engine honses On ono or more Of the lots
hesetofose purchased By the city fos thaspus
pose.
SEC, S. The several amount. hereby spo-o2u-
ated for Lincoln, Union ana Like Pafks, stall be
e1peIted BY The Boar,i Of Putlc Works, By aud
with the adsitt al tner!al cnc1mitteea nf three
Aldermen ftnm each divlslon to be hcres!tar ap-
polt sd By the Is1ur,esd tu be 'artt, : expended
only upon plans 0r tho tuprave uf said pttks,
10 be Icfelttef approved by this Counon conn-
C1I.
AID. Holden called up the Communications from
the Comptroller, laid over t temporarily, and moved
that mt referred to Conmi,tes on Judieiarg,aad
be published.
The morion prevailed.
On motion Ut AID. Barrett. ths Cnuuc!l ad-
Jout.ed+ A. IL BOnAAS. City Cleyk.
, 1865-06-20

The Crops in Northern loWa-Petro-
leuEu in WISCONSIN.
McGREoon, Iowa, June 18th, 1866.

"
McGRE0on, Iowa, June 18th, 1866.
Eoftors Chicago Tribune:
VIC hayc been visited with abundant
showers Of rain, and nature wears different
hue from the dry and hot weather Of few
day a.o. Farmers who have come to Nc
Gregcr from fifty to ono hundred m1lcs back,
sepott the wheat loakine fine with the best
Of prospects for larger yield than last year.
The coin, potatoes, grass. oats, &C., never
lookt 4 better. There has been some reports
Of ch:nch bugs making their appearance In
large numbers, but think can s.iely SAY,
iom recent reports, the chlpch bugs Will not
tnjure the wheat cr,p this FEAR.
The recent Discoveries Of petroleum In
Wisconsin Is Assuming good deal more
magnitude. Other discoveries hare been
made Of the best Kind OF surface indications,
equally as eced as the trst; each or
which demonstrate the fsct that The oil Was
never placed there by human agency. T. have
seen several speelmens of the oil, aud f.om
various springs. Although they differ rs to
body, get all have the sane smell, and burn
Like kerosene. They have organized CON.
paLy, The members OF whfcn are good relta.
Bile business men) 70. the purpose Of p,ocur-
ing machinery and developing its zcsources.
They already hAve fafsea u capital Of $780,
D0 Tor that purpose, aud are going to work
with will, and ore now getting their maehi.
belY ready to Commence boring. B.
, 1865-06-20

DEATH OF AN ILLINOIS GuERuLA,-Last
week guerilla Captain, known among his
companions as Captain Jones, WAS killed be-
oW Chattanooga. One OF the loys formerly
Of The 18th 1lliuois lappeu:d to be present.
and recognized him Us James Middleton, d
former membtr Of company Of tho old I7tb
regiment. he had enlisted from Mercer conn
ty. While at Memphis he and a comrade
murdered a man residing little ways out Of
the city, for q sum Of money. The two quar-
relied anon. the division Of tho pluoder; Mid
d!ettn ended the dispute by killing bis com
Iade, and then threw bis body into an old
we'll, lie was accused of the crime and
ltasily ironed, prrpa 'atory tn being tried be-
fore court marital. Being liberated by the
eterts Of scme sfcess:ontsts, be crossed the
lines aud enlisted in Forests trebel) cavalry.
Finally be left the service, and has for some
time been living by plonder. He va. ideu.
tiled hom the circumstances Of his having a
heavy scar on one eide of his face and one OF
bis thumbs being of. He was very un oopu-
iar In his company md regiment generallJ.-
Psorld 1fdnNFspt, l5th,
, 1865-06-20

Rock ISLAND TO pR Tnopur Dgpor.-Tha
war department has, we learn, deslguated
Kcck 1rlsnd as 1hr grand depot at which
81 al be cellect.d and stored all the artillery,
e'ms, ordnance, ED other trophies captured
during tEs war by Northwestern troops.
ihese ",ll Of course. be Systematically ar-
rapged and carefully preserved under tie slt-
pctvislon Of the Ordnance Department. The
prison, barracks, et0re-houscs, etc., are to be
vacated as soon as pc ss1ble, and at once made
aEa1lable for the new l1se to which they a.eto
oe deyoted.-IartnpoFs Gdzgttt, June Ii.
, 1865-06-20
prnqnsalg.
PROPOSALS.

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seA1ed rrorossjs III r. reest "a -nae y 81, W
nv en1n :: noto Aaa ss ssIs Tor su27a1'
/ ~ rottnnIaaoae h TMv ~ nnssas nasas
4: Iurction. = o6o snssn;s v;s''
a a GGsarr 5;s HEP pesasla. 1 M
| g. Te19 u.gaus fuEIa!4A :. !! tn ~ pasae9s
+! re- fofE aA4ecK! = "a nuate's.
a. H9issGa! ~ e!s; e. g ~ snshess sh:ss,.
te8 from all fo1tl n uas.er mi r. 49, I9s.
Runny IacHs, pe~1Fcy ETed MI Hnes asT r ~ ZOO
VIII b subta 70 fixtd inspection It he oo1 ss4t @
Gesf1natot bJ Government luaaector hcf,1S hsfs
rath ana n1-af.hrd n. .hort - 10 nutaa9
| e,nnlt1t e1-@" -1@4 3" 70 sae aoF-
Proposals t1r the delivery II nrr nn,ar, n..x..
I'D nHwa!ds 1t any Ct ths aoove named ponts MI bs
De'trelieA rnav ha NJ "A. IT,
thxn f,ro hunerra = Of not aa3
-. p.te1 p 9aHe1 luahst4 proposed to b detfv,
isoss e Tri:ten oui Il s9la2e OF Zach aelir1.
de ivey:es ~ A'@1 ~ p1o o2os4 hs TIC earHast
It shaN bo option Il with tae e3-,v.-r..... =.
AfAxAA -
, 1865-06-20
How an I theira,
II they canDot sold me-,
But hold them!
When 1 heard the eArth-topE
! wns no longer hraye,
Ny aseriee cooled
Like 3net IN the rhtlt ~ 31a rrHrA

! Was no LONGER brave;
ny dtertce cooled
Like Lust IN The ehil. Of the erar..
oBVeo oBV.ouse b1sEasEs EasA' fEsuLian H&Ida Aof 70 )
ths,l nos. ,stloa.l tteatntnt; cons4iang aiso
Aotses. By GEoaGE DADp, ". s.. author q
"sna.omy and thy.io1osy .: tne Ha,.e, :'Me::
Ns5ss geha q m Pnesp,. q
puhhstcd bY Lord Smith New York: R!ske.
man & Mason, C. h. Saxto1. 1856.
Dr. Dadd has enjoyed for years q very fa-
Vorable reputation as writer and p1acti-
floner Of the veterinary art He has made the
noble animal, the horse, and the diseases he
Is heir to, n study and specially, with the
best aids both In this country and abroad.
The nboye Treatise is republication Of q
work whereof numerous editions have already
been exhausted. Il stands as 81 accepted
| handbook among those interested in tie
subjects on which 1t is learned and elabo-
rate essay. Dr.. Dadd believes that so valua.
Bile helper Of man MS the horse deserves the
best and most rational treatment, the cuIde
to which he lays down in this neat volume
both preventive anE remedial. The kew to
ms own snceeas, ard the crownIng excellence
OF bis compact advice to those who Will see
only his book, Is comprised in the phrase
:" rational treatment" We could wish eyerv
blacksmith were forced to 70 through careful |
training With Dr.. Dadd's Manual Of Horse
shoeAg. In this volume before he werc |
admitted to take the hoof Of a living
horse In bis lap. Every horse owner viii
fhank us for this reference to this little uork
If 1t leads him 10 include it among the tudis-
ptnssble aajuncts Of horse keeping.
Nm ~
, 1865-06-20
FuH EALE In CHICAGO BY
FULLER, PNCH&P(LLER.
ja1a-eI45 Sns. ltsY 1p skp
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND

White Pine COMPOUND
TT. nftes hAItnK been proved By tbs text Of eleT4
{eaIst IN the Few E1Gant States, vhdre ii n,.zs0
Il pk1t. 1t derives it, vtrtuFs-
TIE WHITE PIsE CoHP0UNp
Cure1 Sote Throat. Couxh4, D1pthe1iA, BsopchttaR
bpit Ing. Of Blood, snd Pulmonary AEtctions KnsE
suy = remarkable tun1efty for Kidney Con
planta. Dtabet.s, Difficulty Of VotttnR Urine, Mqn8
ing from tho Aitnsys md Alhdder, 9rzyel and oshR
completotA- For FIfEA AND SCERVY 1t WIN ne
learn Tho 7alna Of 4 good aud tried Medlc!na II o
peasant .afc and sure 8od oy Dr1Syt5ts and Deal
Proprietor, Bosson, Mass. BURNRAA4 VA3
sCuAAK. ill., JOHN .. RARK, Cinci1axa, EniQ.
General Age1ta TOR tho West.
lnTl5 tf5ftYY, II StnAHK
, 1865-06-20
The National Lincoln Monument.
EYona thh Sntinnherl fflt i 1an-.a .n.h

a member Of the Lincoln Monument Asso.
citation Informs us that It wus not insisted bv
3lrs: Lincoln, as one of the conditions OF al
!t wing the remains Of President LINCOLN 10
be buried hcrs that the deed to the csme-
tery io; O should be made to her. She simply
were to rest Should be set apart as a bnriai
place for herself and family. We are clad
TO make this correction, us It will no dotlbt
remove serious objection in the minds Of
many contributing to the erection Of the
proposed monument, There can now be NO
obstacle to the prosecution Of the work, the
Which will give profound satisfaction t. the
ifA Ands OF our honored and lamented Presi-