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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26
sCHoOLs--YOUNG9 LADIES.
TO the Israelites of Louisiana:

5 of ~ nts fS T. FSPR Feg RSUMG IA DIES
street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues New YoIk
TO the Israelites of Louisiana:
Mrs. HENRY. SI3foNS having been requested By many
OF her Southern and Western friends Those children have
been educated at the Insttue make her School
announces to them that she receives pupils from the ages
seven 70 sixteen The pupils acquire the English French
6eTman and Hebrew Languages thoroughly. Music and
singing taught by able professors. Sewing and Embroidery
made an especial instruction Dancing and Gymnastic exe
cses taught during the winter The pupils attending
the institute will find home in every respect every
care VII be taken with their moral and religious training
Puplls can enter the Institute at any time.
For Circulars, apply above.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26
n .AvENDER's COLLEGE-

n. E. CORNER RAMPART AND B1ENY1L1E.
Mr.. LAVENDER respectfully his friends and
the public that the repairs in the College being completed
he shall be obliged postpone the reopenng of the Glasses
and the admission of Boarders to WEDNESDAY, the 5h of
September. ..
Parents invited to inspect the we'll ventilated Glass
Rooms and Dormitories.
For terms and Prospectus apply College from Il to
l p NJ and from to5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26
INTERMITTENT FEvERs,
DEBILITY RESULTING FROM ANY CAUSE.
Prlce-Sl per Bottle.

Weret necessary certificate certificate could be ap
pended to this from we'll known citizens we deem it
less. Sold by all Druggtsts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26

SpelIAI " NHV 4XaW UEI1au5 9OIssdsht.J
HARRoDsBuRG, MRRoER COUNTY Ky. !
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,
REsTA UKANT.

MOREAU'B BESTA URANT.
No. 1873 CANAL STREET. BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND
GAROEDELBT.
The PrOpreors respectfully inform friends and tie
epeurean world that Restaurant open for THUR
accommodation at the old place. that they intend to
leave nothing uadona continuance repat
tion which has many enjoyed being ous
Of the very hrst Restaurants ia America
All the dscacies OF the season with the choicest waes and
Liquors. always on hand.
The Propetos thankful for past favors solicit connu
fths same.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26

The practical operation OF Bulkleys Lumber DRYER hs
proven to be satisfactory forth by the certificates of Mi
Laird and Mr. Leyan Motive Power
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26

ssesrss nsnth nsatAa months months. months.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26
From 8. j. Hay
From Barney, Smith 4s G,


VAf buldeFH, Detroit Michigan.
Some 81 by II inch green oak for car trucks was dried
three days more than it woud have been if been
find the lumber does shrink particle after coming fro
the kiln.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ROCTi ROOT roots
READ! READ! READ
Roofs PEsTAoHISE preserves the life of the Hair
changes it from gray TO its original color in three
weeks; prevents the hair from falling; the best ar
ucle for dressing the hair found in market will
surely remove dsndrud and all diseases of the
scalp; Is delightfully."- perfumed, cures balduess, aud
will n0t stain he sin.s o toll thestory quick aud
ton tue. wh<s we Sdy II is perfect
Rsstorer md ID rsssing q Ouabtned.
Noober prepma Iion for the hair contains lestacho
Nun OIL. Sold by all Druggists
oRRlN SKINNER & CO., Sole Proprietors,
Springfield, Mass
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CTATE OF vERMONT-District O.

~ Addison, -.
The Probate Court for the district or Addison.
To all persons interested. Greeting:
Edwin " Townsend guardian ~ EpwIN r
TowNsESp, Of Shorchan in ,ai district, a minor,
has made hs application. in writing to said court,
representing that it would he cont'.>yc TO the u-
tcrest of hi, .ad ward sell all III, aid ward real
estate in said SAorciau. (,eing house aud lot OF.
thirteen Of and,) tor the purpose Of putt :.
the proceeds o.. such sale at Interest; of investing
it in other real estate; ami craving tor license
from said 70 sell said estate ror the purposes
Aforesaid.
Therefore, Won are hereby notified 70 sppear
before sail Probate Court, a; The Probate Otte in
Mjd.ebury. in said District, or Monda the leth
in The forenoon, to show cause. /; an. YOU isre.
WIN said license should not I've granted
Dated at M.dieourv aforesaid, this 27th iay o:
January, a. i. 1865
4i;3w JED. 8. BUSHNELL Register
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STATE OF vERMONT-Di.,rict Of

y AlUIfVI, y.
The P-oJa;e Court for the District Of Addison to
all per,cns interested in the estate Of AsAHrI.
HUBBARD late Of Waiting, in said district, de-
ceased, testate, Greeting :
BY the Authority Of Tho State Of Vermont ycu
are hereby notified 70 appear before said Probate
Court, at the Probate Ohce in Nii,'eJury. in said
district on Monday. the l9,h dav Of February next
a. u. 1861 at rem o'clock in the forenoon, to
Show cause II sny Won have. why a certain instru-
neut in writing Mod IN s4ii court and pulpor,-
INK to be the last will aud testament If said do
ceased should not be proved and allowed.
Dated at Nj dleJuIy this Bird day o. January,
4. D. 1866.
44.sw 1FD :. bushnell, Rorister.
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STATE OF VERMONT-Di.trict OF

H 4GAstIll -
The Pr-'lste Court for the District e Adisor
To all rersuns interested in tie estate Of JusTrR
WAESEr, late Of Mid iieUuGy, in said district, de'
ceased Greeting;
James VI. Warner, Ezra J. Warner and Gavin
Hill. administrators Of the estate If JosEPn WAR
NrR, late Of said Midi bury, deceased present
their petition in writinP, representing that, IN
ccu- qucucc Of all the heirs OF said deceased -r,il
ing uut Of this State il Is thorutere that all the
real estate OF said deceased situated in this State,
should be sold under license d this count and the
proceeds Of said sale divided among aid heirs ac
corcing to law, and pray lug die court to grant
them license to sell the tame for The puIpote aiJre
sail.
Il is ihereupon orierei. that sail petition te
con idcrcd by his court, at the session thereof TO
I've held a, the ProIite Otce in sid Middlebury ,
on Thursday, the SIN day Of February ueNt, a.
d. 1861 At ten o'clock If the forcroon, ana You
are hcrehv notified to APP car bctorr this court at
said session Areof to shoN cau'e, It any YOU
have, why said license should nor be granted.
Dated at Middlebury. said district, this 18th
dav of January, A. u. 1906
43:3w JED. 5. BUSHNELL. Register.
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LIFE. LIFE! LsFEi
hDnIH.s

DROIS DROPS DROPS
AMERICAN LIPE DRoPs will cure Dipthera Coughs
bronchitis, sore Throat, Asthma, Rlsamatisn, Neu.
Iaigis, Ague in the lace, Headache Toothache,
Truses, Spruius. Chilblains, Group, Colds,
Fever and a que ana Cholera In u single day
sod by all DiuSels's with full directions Tor
OililN SklAAEE 60 Props, Springfield. Mass
nc. GOODWIN Z CO., Agent, 10 ton, Nals.
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ME HERALD OF.HEALTH and

l. .InURNAL oF PHYslCAL CULTURE for 1866.
Subscribe now. Terms, sl.5O tor the year IS
cents for single numher
RECOMMENDATIONS.
" 1t Is an excellent work. '--Publlshers ct the
Scientific American.
" Should he in the hands of every teacher. $.
T. Bates, Department Public Scho i, Penn
II am much pleased with the Herald cot Health.
-Georlc \. Nmd-hip. the Strong Man.
MILLER WOOD Co, No. - laight St. y. y.
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(MENALlEK,S LIFE for the HAIR

- viii restore GRAY Hair to its ORIGINAL COLOR,
STRENGTHENS and PROMOTES the growth OF the
weakest hair; stops it, falling cut in three days;
keeps The head clean, cool. and healthy; can be
rtc1 freely: contains nothing injurious. The best
Hair Dressing ever offered To- the public. 1t Is
recommended and used hv the first medical autho
ritv. sold at the drug stores. and at my Office
No '123 Broadway. n. Y. assure all persons
the aboN preparation will do all that is claimed
Tor it. SARAH \. CHEVAlIEH, NJ d.
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LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.


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treasures VI inc worm WIN 'h' '''' '''''
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ture' see Ad''r'''1h NJ
AT the S"'n''''' O''f''' III VI .'.''.'-
bury on Inc last H""o''h III January
sermon was preached 10y the Pastor, Rev
u Eaton. on The spIriect Of Christian
e.. IT,. H. - ,1.;.i..l.,.
'i'''''''7' ''' '''1
s'eS''''''
e9h'ee" "o.'"'S al" 't'e''9 j'y' '''''@ 'o' '"'
Missionary cause
WmriNG.-Francis Douglas of Shore
.a., l,.,s ,,rc,,..d +no Farm, lo,ol, owno1
oy H. u Ee''S ''f fl''''V'
Tie VERMONT CnRuNlCLE-lt having
boen stated Inv some of the Tuners flint il
, ,t., H.. v,..,.. C,..;.i,
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IL to be removed rom WINDSOR me pup
Usher authorizes us to announce that so
far a. he il concerned fine rcnort is with
~ c,,,,,,;,n 4, ol,I, ammo ar o,;,.,..
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ana continuous are oe'"s ''1uroD anu
ample funds are provided for the contln-
nance of the paper under its present pro-
,,;o,o-,h;n and in all or is donor,u,on,s
II VIII stand on sure o'S'S'
Rev. G.. !. Bard was dismissed from
the CONGREGATIONAL church at Waterford
roa,. -, -. w n.a.., :.
'''''
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ETCU ITCH! ITCH !
SCR.4TCH! SCRdTCH! SCRATCH!
Wheaton's Ointment

WIZ C,oc He Itch IN 4S hours.
Al-t lures SAT- AfrrM, UlcfH,. ,nrtnrAfvs,
ami all EruiT,>, or TED SKIN. Price ~ cents.
For ale hv all druggists
Br seudin. c1 cents to WEEKS & POTTER,
Soie Agents, 10 Washington street, Boston, it
, u he ior~arIel by mail, free Vi postage, To any
pui q The United States.
NIy. <, 1865. 32;1y
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NTEBsTERs VEGETABLE

HAIR INV | q o II 4 Il O II
Restores Gray Hair to its original color in four
weeks, stops its falling off, keeps the cad clean
and cool, and stands above comparison with
any other hair dressing. Try it. For sale by
DR. ": 7. Russell. H. Gun,
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CRRORS OF YOUTH

ENRRORS OF YOUTH
Il Cent man who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects Of youthful indis creiion will for the sake
of suffering Humanity, send free to all who need
it, the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy hv which he was cured. Sufferers wishing
to profit hy the advertisers experience, can do SO
10y addressing
JOHN II. OGDEN.
391y No. IL Chamber ST., New York
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GOOD FARMS IN OHIO Those

~ wishing To buy good improved farms cheap
IN Northern Ohio, of auy size, adapted for sheep,
Young cattle, or daiyine can receive Catalogue
describing each farm aud price 10y inclosing stamp
and undressing II. n. BANCROFT Read estate
Agent, Jefferson, A.b,abula Co., o.
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GOO A MONTH Agents wanted
SJO for six entirely new articles, Just ut.
Address o. 7. CAREY, City Funding biddeiyri'
Maine So;ly
Mon E-Persons wishing to insure them
~ selves or children against III, contagion
of SMALL Pox, can do so by calling upon p.
Russell, st the Drug st re of w. p, Russel in
Mddlcbury. l. T. Russell.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 GENTS w ANTED.- 500 a
~ Month will be paid tor young men TO en-
gage in a new aud honorable business. Both local
aud travelling agents wanted. For circulars and
terms al rc,s l.. l. TODD & CO., % Nassau St.,
New York
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CTRANGE, BUT TRUE.

SINNNUL, UUT INUIH
~ Every young Lady and Gentleman in 'the
United states eau hear s0melhiug very much Ia
their advantage bv mail Gree OF charge,) Inv
addressing the undersigned. Those having fears
of being humhugsed will obli5e by hot noticing
this card. All other will please address their ODE
dent servant,
TlIOS. f. CHAPMAN,
S91y sjl Broadway New York.
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STATE OF rERMONT-Distric, OF

The Proiatc Govt for ne District Of Addison.
To all pcrsons interested in the estate Vi Cni;i'-
rlAxA CurHnur late - Cornwall, in sAil 'i'i!i'.
'iccrs.,d G,t'tiag:
b. the authoritv If the state g Vermont, 'on
are hereby notified to appear Lctor' sail Pr'm..r
Court, AT the Probate Office il NiddIeh9ry III sails
district ON Monday, the 26th 7ly " te"u".
inst CA D. 1860 at ten o'clock III the .rS"ooh'
to show tau.e, il any YOU have Why ne ~ nc,
count OF ir, n-tucll adm -,rator OF tie estate ~
laid decca cd should not he allnwe d aud also VIZ
the idue nf said c,:ate houll not ue dian. HHt',
to the parties entitled thereto,
Dated at Miiicl1ry aforesaid this 1St day y
February, 4. u. 1866.
4j;3w JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
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forhs' NfI uu['J ......s'.''. ~ I" ="
In consequence Of the great stagnation OF trade
in the Manufacturing districts of France aud Eng
Land, large quantity Of valuable lewery, origin
ally intended ior the European market, has been
cent Oft tor sale in thi, country, aud MUST nF SOLD
Ar ANY SACRIFICE Under these circumstance,
HAMILTON 4 co, acting rs Agents Tor the
principle European Manufacture, have resolved
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GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION !

Subject to the following regulations;
Certificates ct the variou. articles are first put
into envelopes, sealed up, and mixed; and when
ordered are taken out without regard TO choice and
sent by mail, thus, giving all tair chance. On
receipt ot the certificate, vou will see what YOU
are to have aud then il is at your option to send
one dollar and lake the article ornot. Purchasers
NAV thus obtain Piano. Meloieon, Sewing Ma
chine, Gold Watch Diamond Ring, or any SET OF
Jewelrv on our list for ,NE DOLLAR.
SEND 25 CTS. FOR CERTIFICATES.
In all transactions by mail, We shall charge for
forwarding the certificates, paving postage, and
doing the business ~ cents each, which must lie
enclosed wien the. ceTtiiicste is sent FIR. Five
certificates will he seat for 81, elevNn for e.
thirty for IS, siNt,-fve for so and 100 for els
AGENTS.-We want agents in every town and
county in the country, and those aeihg rs such
will Ice allowed 10 cents ON every certificate order
ed by them, provided their remittance amount to
81. Agents will collect % cents for every certf-
cate and remit IL cents to us, either in cash or
postage stamps Agents RENTING at once, gao,
will he entitled to beautiful silver Watch, and
also POO certificates.
Please write your Name, Town, County Snd
State plainly, and addres, an orders to
HAMILTON & Co,
IAgents for Foreign & Imedtan Manufacturers.
7. q. Boz 5G7b, New York.
Salc.room, SC Lihcrt5 Street 31Gm
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C1ATALOGUE Of LANGENHEIM'S

" MAGIC LANTERN PICTuREs, DIssoLviNO and
SrrREosCoPIC VIEWS, all aItistiCally colo'ed en-
hracng the principal events Of the Great Rebellion
Sacred History. Old and New 1estaments. the best
productions Of the different Schools Of a t, Gems
Of Humorous aud Miscellaneous Pictures. I'm
proved Lanterns and Slcreo,coptcon apparatus
Address w. LANGENiElM, Philadelphia, ?. o.
Box, 1873.
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GOLD & SILVER.
HOLIDAY gifts
GREAT ATTRACTION
GREAT SENSATION

Watches. Clocks. Chains, Diamond Rings Melo-
deems SewiuS Machines Pianos &c.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

We 70. 'tsNhN ~ ~
33.lv Gent Agents for i. ;. ami C4nat
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Gen. wood-The E:rgular Ap.ny.

1t is gratifying to record the pleasant fact
that we have Tor a Department commander,
one who IS 50 universally kind to our people
and consideCate of@their rights We are
convinced that the principles that animate
Gen. Wood are ofthe purest character, and
that liz has ut heart the hoaor and the well
fare ofthe entire nation. The selection of
Gen. Wood by Gen Thomas to command
this department which involved so many
diffi,ulJ a1l delicate duties, Eeyiuces 4
sound discretion. No man could have been
selected who, more completely than
Gen. Wood, at the same time that he has
his duties as soldier in view. yet does not
lose sight Of the fact that he is citizen.
not Of a see.ioa Of coaqtyy bnt of an entire
country II al5tAe men in Congress Were
imbued with the same feelings of patriotism.
a 'recoustrGet,oa" would speedily be effect
Ell. Gtn W5a1 represents that feeling in
the regular army, which while it prompts
one to DO his whole duty IS 4 soldier, vet
haIbors no jealousy. or distrlst or unkind-
ness OF apsop.e whom they have been sent
to govern
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y The Columbus Sentinel gives an ac-
count Of the adventures of Mr.. 4. f. Car,n.
who lately made the psrilous passage of the
Bighee with three aatboats loaded with
cotton Above Gainesville he was stoDps5
by rlYer pirates Who finding that his cotton
was not the lot they wanted, released hin,
Having obtained some hints of what n,;,l,t
be expected below, he took some pree,r-
tons against surprise, aud, as he expected
was stopped again. Finding that he had 40
government cotton Oh board, this second
party offered to let him eff for half what ls..
had. On his rejectio of these terms they
threatened to hang him, and called for a
rope When he apprzed them that he had
plckets out, and a signal arranged which
could not fail to be noticed. His captors
finally concluded to lot him go, and he com
pleted his trip without further interruption
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COW BsEst



Our datne from "a
inst. we oiv..-ruI
and the conditional
articles
COTTON-,Trrr-
I.645 bales orr.rt
Good or,iir,..,, tf,
47c: AIiddlfr
SUGAR-C M
141015Ic for r..
I54c. for priuI..anI
MOLASSES-~4l
common: --r for
lon for strirrTe .r
FLOUR 4
for fine. e. -f.
I3 % - I'M srf.Ut
CORN-@rr ~
mixed and Sill
and white
OATS-Sa1as nr
busllel
PORK |
tious Las Il
BACON
nlain Ior,, ma 1g.
cnred o5c n B., a."
lam H.. '...
- Il = 'i'i iArI
And d"9T u. ! a. a ios
CoFFI{r = nj ~ n
at Y9e fn,.- :, -, Z
Sic 4S.fb cr,. =, ,''''''' '.','.'t'1
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PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION
5000 r. + w y K d
WHEREAS, it appears by information re-
ceived by me- that A. B. Pringle and Lycur-
Gus Matthews were concerned in the murder
of three freedmen on or about the 9th day
of January 1866, on the Monticello road,
about six miles east of BrookhaVen III
Lawrence county, and are still at large
Now 1, BENZ G. Humphreys, Governor OF
the State of Mississippi do offer in addition
to the reward of two hundred dollars, al
lowed by the statute for the arrest Of such
person a reward of one hundred dollars ior
the delivery of each or either Of the said A.
b. Pringle or LycuIgus Matthews TO the
Sheriff of Lawrence county. And / do
moreover require all civil aud military Off
GERS of this State TO be diligent III their
efforts to arrest said tugitivcs.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
{ - the State affixed, ut Jackson, this
L. S. }24th day of January 1866, and of
~ the sovereignty of the State the
forty-eighth.
BY the Governor.
c. 4. BROUCHER,
Secretary Of State.
DESCRIPTION.
Matthews has f1orid complexion, dark eyes,
auburn hair, slender built, weighs about 10
or I15 pounds, and is about 20 years old.
Pringle has tiorid complexion, hazel eyes,
light hair and light moustache, and weighs
about $50 pounds, is y years old and IS
about ; fect7 or inches high. jan25dlw
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MOBILE d OHIO
Il AILR AID corr ANY

IA L IL X y A ID G o Z Ny.
ENG,R. AND GENT SUPT's OFFICE
Mobile, Jan nth. 1866
On and after this day. daily passenger trains will
be resumed on this road upon the following Schedule
Accommodation Train will leave Mobile at d m
Arrive at Citronelle at 30 IN. VIII leave Cit
roneIc at 10 IN. Arrive at Mobile ut : iJ n m
Through Mail Train, will leave Mobile at Q a m
and arr We at Columbus Ky 10 m. connecting by
steamer Gen. Anderson with the 81 a m train on
the III Central Railroad for all points North West
and East Leaves Cairo on the arrival of the 6 10
q N train on the Illinois Central Railroad Leaves
Columbus, XIV at and arrives at Mobile nj
9 b m. tIime-aown train 30 70 and Ilp train
81 hOuIs) -
Trains going North arrive at Meridian at : Os D m
Going South at IL 80 am
The through mail train viii not stop at stations
South OF Citronele This company has purchased
new passenger and sleeping of the most i'm.
proved construction, which are daily arriving and
which viii make this route the comfortable as
well as the quickest from the Gulf of Mexico to the
Northern, Western and Eastern cities
Through tickets can be purchased to Cairo at the
passenger stations, and at Cairo passengers have
choice OF twelve rontes to New York with only four
or nve changes OF cars.
au23dIm Ch.r Enr'r ana 1$e-'!I So So.