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Commissioner OF Emigration.


business has been developed In this city, grow
ing OF increased demand for labor To this
question and at the protection to the
for several months past
Heretofore parties wishing labor have been admitted
into Castle Garden for that purpose and under the state
of things then existing this seemed give general sat
sfacton But since the the demand for labor being
greater than the supply competition has brought into
the business parties anxious laborers for
the South and West, and for obtaining which they
quired from two 10 Eve dollars per man; and in some
CAGES IL rep ,rted that emgrans have been druggcd
sold To break up this nefsrious business, in
furious to the emigrant Is the aim OF the Commissioners
Of Emigration.
To select one set Of mrn and admit them into the
Garden, TO engage labor and shut out others having
claiming To be honest than the individuals admit
ted Al the time those admitted fully justified the
action of the commissioners In keeping the others out
Those inside making money while those outside were
losing created pressure admission difficult resist
and remedy for this state OF things the board passed
resolution excluding all
grant at the mercy OF the outsiders aiordng 10 them
large profits and created trouble In another quarter In
addition 20 placing the cmgrant In the hands of the
broker placed the employer there also Consequently
some measure seemed necessary TO meet this new din
Guilty. and the Committee Castle Garden passed
solution admit into the Garden principals wishing 10
Intentions thus bringing the employer and the employed
TO each other and make their bargains the commits
souers appointing competent person 70 supcrntend
that portion OF the business This II is believed, will
result greatly 10 the advantage OF both parties without
expense TO either.
Il is but justice 10 say that portion Of those engaged
IN furnishing aborers outside OF Castle Garden
subject 10 all the objections referred 10 above but
they must Of necessity charge for their services which
directly indirectly out OF the cmgrant u s the
duty OF those who provide for them n sickness 10
them from financial disaster. n
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whsrves and Piers.

MEETING OF WHARF OWNERS At THE CITY HALL.
large meeting Of wharf owners held In the
Court Of Common Pleas at the City Hail. Saturday ar
ternoon, to meet the Committee Commerce, Of the
Senate OF New York. who had agreed In view OF the i'm
portance Of the bills pending before the Senate,
affecting the wharves Of metropolis 10 come 10 New
York hear Mayor Of the city and others in respect
10 them.
The committee consists Of the Hon. VIM Pierson, Of
Kings county Hon T. Murphy, Of New York, and Mr.
landlord Of schenectady. Mr.. Murphy commenced the
proceedings by stating the history Of the bill which
a modification OF bill prepared by Mr. La Bau, az the
First district, time The present measure
which submitted 10 them for report grants permission
10 the Pier and Warehouse Company 10 lease certain pr
piers and wharvcs for public purposes II entitled
"a bill to regulate the rates Of wharfage and the piers
and wharves.n
Mayor HoyrMss thanked the committee Of the Senate
for coming TO New York at his request Certain por
lions Of the bill seemed 20 him Objectionable, and he
might, before the meeting separated, make few re-
marks
Mr. 4 n. RueoLxs objected strongly TO a corporation
bong permitted 10 take public property for private
stated that tho regulations OF the barbor imposed certain
duties upon them, acting, a. they did under nve DIFF
fcrent acts of the legislature He objected several
portions Of the bill inimca 10 the shipping aud
fnercisi interests OF New York. Section permits
class OF individuals and corporations engaged
the business Of the city the exclusive rsht Of control
all piers and wbarves for their interest and
benefit and these ners on either both sides Of the
river and 10 any extent along it banks long they
wished Co them He objected permitting public
property beng transferred into the control and exclusive
management Of any olAs OF CONFORMATION no matter who
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NENTILATION.
TO rnr sprroR or TIVE NEW ronx HERALD.

HERALD.
signed EDWARD n DIXON. " D.. that our once. q
Jacob aud Frankfort streets back hole dangerous Tor
o. s.as%es Josn Gray "a s
earnestly entrcated tho 10 permit the iron sashes %
allow svns amount % air 70 enrvr bu, they have been
windows wS iron sashes. In each window psrt"eens.
rally :. the top and the bottom so averaging the size %
admission Of air and always has since the budings we're
zen The , %e-s. a we
had; and their .lyid hue-whsever TIA, bels not
We employ $50 aud 80 persons in our premises
prirtng nearly sry periodical, and propoona's smoa.
here as elsewhere often nesec, the means Of ventilation
hand snd .se,nss purity q air Tor ne ss.e s my a.
10 generally where large numbers OF workmen are sn.
poyed They do the same probably with the ron wnsnf
home In ether case they viii often tightly he
Of ventilation But for al that employes va ecnp.re
n "S.s IA S.sS v ,sor any any sEsrene
what Dr Dlon suggests was gone A. M M ,bs, .hsl We
Al our p5smi.sss pure ssd warn , air ~
The Doctor ssys he o.nnot remain ten minutes Without
srrsi oppression In any room IN the Al
single number experiment he vas 10Th 70 re-
peat-ever into Che premises he
hs ,esr1 ~, .s, gain, a. az ses .sa b S takes
minute doses doubled and tfebled and even ensaopsd a.
socd health and rudy hue Of the connection BY .heh he
makes his living and that by which We mase o" "eH'"
Our friends uss not be frightened from visiting Us y Tho
ps sr ss1. nor r. ssoaa~.y prices Our
and our customers grow up and gw mss mo soc r
s on ~ w .rswhers sise and We have spec-ns
BAL. and ss. us The h eGs1 Pm
""' 'n''" years. soas A. aRxy 4 GREEN
Printers, eter~otypers and Binder.
Fireproof Premises scs .. lizard % y Jacob street,
vx..~ u.rrh m tsaa
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or what Che members OF these classes may be. Such
privilege was unnecessary These persons representing as
they may the wealth and OF the city. demand
you shall take certain share Of the public property for
your They say that all their enterprises for the
they require such privileges and they be granted there
will be wharf left in the city Of New York for general
purposes and parties desiring the Of them will not
be able procure them at the regular rates. but will
have make their terms with the Of these priv
ileges
After additional remarks by the Mayor. s. B. Ruggles
and Others the meeting adjourned.
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BErTos-In Brooklyn, Sunday evening, March IL,
OF congestion OF the bowels MARIA LOUISA, the only
daughter Of Thomas and Catharine A. Bolton, aged
years and months.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, Tuesday afternoon. at three
o'clock from the residence OF her parents No. ITO South
Oxford street
DUvN-On Sunday, March H. Mrs. MARIA DUNN,
widow of George Dunn, aged rs years.
The remains will be removed from 266 Spring street,
Tuesday morning, at six o'clock, TO New Hurley
church. Ulster county, N. " for interment. Funeral
service at three O'Clock In the afternoon
Ulster and Orange county papers please copy.
For Ohsr Deaths Second Pdge]
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VlyrvryRs IMPROVED PORTABLE CIRCULAR s,W
w HiL 9Th Enrae. ard s9.ler. eouIlsis comhnlaS
prov-nent e.is9t The entire is Of any length insanity
rnent Of BY the attending the labor savinl
and time saving the capacity Of the mil being thereby
eophi.d Pamphlets furnished !
WINTER a co. 90 Broadway. n. =
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FENIANISM AMONG THE POLICE.
Eight Hundred Pounds Collected for
Fenian Purposes at a Liv-
erp00l Meeting.
ClamOr for United States In.
terventiOn.
lHlOUS WAITING FOR THE ''IDES OF MARCH,"
sc. sc. sc.

me City Of Boston, which arrived at this port yeser
Aay, brings Of the progress of the great Fenian
conspiracy up to the LIST Of March, which day the
rests still going and the general alarm increased
ksaAad IF diminished
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MIBCELLANEOUS
--JARED's EMAIL DE PARIS FOR THE SKIN.
TESTIMONIALS FROM ACTRESSEs

Exquisite Email de Paris not vulgar paste powder
but most delicious preparation that gives TO
skin the color and OF polished ivory
cleansrs tho pores from those unsishuy Black Worm
and disco all disco!oraiions Of the skim wheher
APP earring reckiss morphe~. and Is especially
successful In Graduating the marks left ~ small poe
II harmless and the only skin preparation
that has esWed the endorsement Of Lucille western ME
vestvan hrs d. y bowers Mrs Emma Waller, and other
lad whose testimonials have been already published since
the introduction Of Email DE- Paris In New York, sverAl
been introduced 70 deceive the public
The only agent for L'Emai de Paris In this civ Is
L. lsABEAU,
81 Broadway
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S HlPPING NEW S
Port OF New York, March IL. 1865.

ALMANAC yoRK--rHs DAT.
SUN RISES. IL NOON RISES ..morn IL
@ 03 b 20
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IR Ell N D.
Further Development Of the
Great Fenian Plot.
Traitors Cropping Up in Every
British Regiment
Increasing Apprehension of the
Authorities.
Short Shrift and Condign Punishment
for Fenian Soldiers.
MORE COUNTIES PROCLAIMED.
Additional Discoveries of Arms
and War Stores.
The Jails Crowded with Sus-
pected Persons.
FENIANISM AMONG THE POLICE.
Eight Hundred Pounds Collected for
Fenian Purposes at a Liv-
erpOol Meeting.
ClamOr for United States In
terventiOn.
lanOUS WAITING FOR THE "IDES OF MARCH,"
sc. &C. sc.
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ARRIVED


Steamship City Of Boston Br) Roskell Liverpool Feb e.
via Queenstown March l. with mdse and 622 passengers to
John Dale Feb g. passed steamship City OF washington
ship The Queen bound W. day lat 81 49, lon l6 TO-
brig rsged steamship bound z; 9Th, lat &c. Ion A Is.
Steamship Caledonia fBr). Ferrer, Glasgow Feb e, with
mdse and 1873 passengers Francis Macdonald Co Had
strong westerly gales with and hail squalls the entire
LIST inst lat 46 a. Ion Al 49, sgDalized ships Tiger
and Charger. and bark Belen, bound F. .
Steamship Hibcrnia (Br, Craig. Glasgow Feb p. with
mdse and SO passengers Macdonald 20. Had mode
rate southery weather March 81 since strong and NV
gales ID inst lat 40 60 lon 80 II, ship Annie Arch.
bald, bound r.
Steamship Santiago Cuba, Smith, Greyown Me March
s. with IA passengers Central American Transit Co 9th
inst Lewis Maguch, passenger, died of consumption and
buried al
Steamship M0neka, Marshman. Charleston March with
mdse and passengers 10 Livingston Fox Co Experienced
heavy northery winds llh inst ESQ AM passed large
steamer towing Monitor.
Steamship Paapsco, Nen, Baltimore with mdsc, TO j
Smull.
Ship Gorilla (Br) Cohed Liverpool GA days. with mdse.
In Williams 4 Guon. Has had succession OF W and NV
gales the entire passage. -
Brig Independence iof Archat Bouche Kingston ia 30
days, with ogwood. &c to Small CO. Feb ~ OF Cape
StAntonio spoke brig Mariana tFr from Aspnwall Tor
Bordeaux March lat 81 49, Ion Is o. brig Suede tDutch
from Bordeaux.
Smithers 4 Co.
RErURsED-Schr VIM Paxson, Brewer, hence for Mata
gorda 4h inst night went ashore At TowBsends Inlet
Cape May OF by the Coast wrcckng Co and arrived
at this city 10th Inst
Wind at sunset Sc.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
~ ny the OF SCHENCKS PULMONTC SYRUP, SEA.
WEED TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS All three OF
these required at the time In curing con-
- Bond street. every Tuesday. Advice free EI.
animation s. \ full supply OF his medicines to be had
his rooms at all times.
DIVORCES LEGALLY oBTAINED-GIrHoUr PUB
~ bcity for any allowed by law, without fee tiu
case Is giined advice free.
HowEs. Attorney 4 Counsellor, rs Nassau street
NAMES OF wELLRNowN PERSONS
IN CURED NY DyGRATHS ELECTRIC OIL.
Rheumatism Livingston, Editor Of Law Magazine,
Rheumatism.--John d. Russell. n Chatham street New
York
Nruragia-s. C. Price, No Roosevelt street New
Pam la Bsck.-Wm. Lucas ~ naxter street New YORK.
Old WIN. MADDOX 10 suffolk street, New York
Neuralgia ana Pain In the BzckMrs NJ Evans, Trenton,
M.
rheumatism. Ell. Mayor sextnn ~ Camden, Nj.
Plies and Dealness.-John McNeghL No. Wood street.
Pbiadephia-
And ihorsands other. Price md 81 per bottle.
Sold BY druggists everywhere
G. DKGRArH. Sole Proprietor Phliadeiphla
iIlfLES PILES, PILES
the most sdyAnced and terrible forms BY the appl
cnun OF that wonderful aud popular medicine DALLEf'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR. thousand, or certificates.
dated hack - years. testify the above acts For
sale everywhere 70 cents per box
TRAVELLERS EXPECTING TO VISIT PARIS THIS
Il season, application will ne provided with letters
Of Introduction ~ Paris establishment Is d'liau
Vile which they make the depot for their purchases
which viii be taken charge Of carefully packed BY eSpen
cnced hands. and shipped according 70 Instructions
r. v. HAUOHwoUT A CO.,
fss $50 and fe2 Broadway. corner OF Broome street
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American shiPm astcrs' Association.
No 81 WALL SrREEr-Roows ~, rs AXE n.
following anproxed and Occra raoaiX

The following approved Master. and occrs have resolved
commissions from this Associaton-
Captans-466l, William Mockler. bark Glengsn; S323 Da
vid Wood, scbr r Bennett; $3.50, Nathan 'athhnn
brig Florence; ISIS. Abner Hopkins, brig Means: Ash
Lowell Look; i572 Charles Morton brig Uoughton
457 Nathan smallcy bark Scotland asa william Lnl
ship Western Continent i576 John Emerson. ship Valley
Forge 1853 Francis Wallace, brig Ellen ass Harrison
Thompson, brig James Baker +57 MAIDS Lanre brig
Adea 1853 Charles Caaghan ASS Horatio OGrny. hrg
Brightman: 1891. James Robbins, steamer " G ydc
1886 John Swift bark Cape: ass Charles Canrav
brgh Hannah Elizabeth 46T. Holmes srael brig Maid Of
Erin 2467. Daniel II Howard schr VIM Flint sSss Charles
W Robinson, brig Omaha; 1890 Luder Houken. ship Car
yle 1910 James Mitchell brig Flight Mats-ass0 David
Simpson
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DIvORCES LEGALLY OBTATNED-CITHOUr PUB-
~ hcty. for allowed by without Fee I'LL
case Is z lined; advice free.
NJ HowES. Attorney 4 Counsellor, rs Nassau street
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v STEAMER NASHUA. Pepper IL ashore Curruck. She
bound from New Orleans for New York, and had no
cargo Two engineers and of the have
rived at Norfolk No lives Inst The vessel Is total
loss.
scHR PALMETTO STATE (of Harwchl from New York fer
Norfolk Inlet, Cape May, night
Of 9Th inst filed. Her cargo has boon landed the
h>~>A l,av h. ar
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From the Cork Constitution Marrh IL
The Dublin correspondent of the Daily 7,igrops gives
the following summary Of the most recent ruinors about
stephens The second We heard about fortnight ago
will tbs aGdOn lA4s lady was Nv ulnery,d Al ind
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PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
RULKLEK's...,., .,,.,.,,.,..DuLKLEK's
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,
sUPERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM = TO A DAYS.

Important Invention for Seasoning lumber.
1t will Lumber average of $tper 1000
1t will season Lumbar thoroughly, and check it eso
than any other process.
1t safer does the work quicker cheaper aud better than
any other process
The expense Kiln Right is within the o.
every
ess to dry the water Lumber than to haul 10
twenty mies
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER.
The Lumber tho ready be worked ir.
mediatey.
The cost of changing Dry Air Kiln Into Steam
Kiln erecting Kiln and the price Of Right, egv
often saved in ayear by this process '~t #lih
need of keeping large of lumber hand
dry by this process the price willis
drying in the air.
Carpenters, Coopers, Cabinet, Carriage SASH and
Blind Manufacturers Owners of Planning Machines Saw Mills
and all who wish dry lumber should be in possession tho
Right to this invention. .5aa .,.-, b.
common Hot Air Kiln can be changed Into Steam KI
for small expense.
This process in the Car shops the Pennsyl.
Yanla Cenr al New York Central Atlantic and West
eFn chicago and North Western; Chicago, Alton aud ST.
Louis; Illinois UeHrai Chicago, Burlington Quincy;
aehgan Central Toledo and Wabash Suudusky Dayton aud
yncnnati and other Raj road Companies Also by many
the manufacturers Of Cars Carriages sash Doors Blinds
implements, etc, throughout the United StAes
r GRAIN FLOUR, MEAL FRUIT VEGETABLES,
TOBACCO, WOOL, PAPER, BRICK, SALT, and other
substances are dried by this process
a teSt OF the Dryer aowedbeore paying for the Right by
paying Tor the drawings and specifications.
For further int0rmaton address
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gw 0sas aarg csssnt agsansaay atune sembr a. 1885,

behaved brayely on the water and had it not been
for the lack of provisions, no unpleasant circum-
stNuce had marred the voyage; but, however, our
sailors got over that, passed unscathed through
few storms, and at the end of about six weeks
Buse Cailloux moored herself to large frigate
thatlay atanehor in the port of New York. When
the people saw this little nutshell riding alongside
the frigate, and heard that it had come from
France, they were ineredulousj and it required
some really substantial proofs to make them be-
lieye in the audaeious courage Of the crew.
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The Board osTsees have resolved to declare Scrip div
dend OF thrtyfve cent the earned participating
premiums for the year ending 18th February 1865 for which
next.
The Scrip Certificates Issued for the year 1860 will be
deemed also sig outstanding Certa
Gates of Scrip viii be paid on the second Monday of NAV
I666 to the holders thereof or their legal representatives
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
a. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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The Public

May rest assured that the manufacturers spare neither pains
nor expense in the preparations these remedies They are
made Of the very best medicines known in highly concen
srSted FORM upon strictly scientific principles.
DR.. Samuel GIlbert's General Alternative
Acts directly upon the Glands Mucous Mebanes-stu
ang them to additional activity their natural functions Of
eliminating from the Circulating Fluids the usual EHete
land in disease Morbid Matters expelng them through
the Skin, Kidneys Liver and Amenary Canal from the
System. 1t is therefore, adapted for the relief of Chronic
Diseases affecting those ogens and of the mucous membrane
lining them, snch as
ERU -RE4FgIRNs letter ULCERS, sORoFULA,
JAUND1CE, GoITRE,
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF
BLADDER AND Uterus, ETC.
1t is particularly useful in
SUPPRESSED MENsURATIoN,
TAINTs, SYPHILIS
And maladtes arising from long continued use of Caloe
Blue Mass Corrosive subliae FOwers Solution Donovans
Solution and other preparations Mercury and Arsenic
DR.. Samuel GlIbert'a letter Ointment
most excellent preparation for the cure of that class of
nsladies usually termed
DISEASES OF THE SKIN
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Manufacturers OF Barrels, GallipoLs, Ohio
The Dry Kiln built under the direction OF your Agent for
seasoning slaves nag been IN constant use believe il
performs IT'S worE uly as well yon cia for it. would
ABOUT Rs coon hy slaves those partly seasoned know
ing we can lev days small expense have them well
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Test made BY Bukeys Lumber Dryer OF two pieces
6 inch in width 10 inches wide a Il could he
5age out Of The Lumber s NV mi a 2foso?5
does not iujura it, 9'+i' Np~
Tests s ssads at the Shops or the E'enpHylvantn
central Railroad Company, .AItg0uG, Pa
u order to make test Of BulEey1s Patent Llm9er Dryer
@ j and liter eTn forty hours the lumber The
The following kinds of lanbsr4vers weighed and ,ngs5
when put ip t4e klrs and also when taken out:
ri hg Pis plank w1ghed in z b. weighed ont &c bsi
,sAS Sj9Sh 9fh P9gk ssgs in 9 weighed 60 D
ss 3. n?h s s%s TSa P ;@es sss in & weighed out
,s Ia inch cherry beard gaugsd n l5 inches gagged OUT
piece Of oak weighed in IS5 MS weighed ont I57 ns:
gaRg Td n "a BY gl6 inches ganged ont 81 77l6
~ NJ and wv only il lie twenty 6oars rs !1mSer
cane TRo '5e% s t rsr s psr ssqE tS s xs5
j. r. LEFAE, Superintendent Car Department
JEO. P. LAIRD, Sup't Motive Power and Machinery
The practical operation Of Bukley Lumber Dryer has
ra and NJ Leyan Supentendents' Motive Power and
THOMAS A. SCOTT, Vice President.
From q. F. Allen,
superintendent Of Woo Work and Car Shops Chicago Bur-
nSrTpga test Eas made At ths shop Of Bukey Patent
s ae nS o s s f4m fire small amount Of s easily
due to y n 4 Re P Of R s eg s
s R6e the aS S6 e two We 10 hfd ur Tes
have dried heretofore and that too without any checks "
From William johnson,
oe s9 sa New Eor b oSnF Raoad soR
drying lumber nowin use. @'"e Va
From s. j. Hays,
Superintendent Iis of Ataohne Illinois Central Railroad
kin and Shall 6nd several more nave recently built
From q. q. Case,
VIII cSn Bd Fsa dns
other methods Of fiIdrying lumber cheeray recon-
From Barney, Smith tzs Co.,
We d..r, t,. Car Bnildsgs Dayton, Ohio
eH Lind ss TIVE i31ia %
From Dean q, Eaton,
Gar Builders, Detroit, Michigan
Some % by 4 inch green oak for trucks dried In
s[e dsYS more than it woud if had been
find the lumber does not shrink particle coming from
From Russell e. Co.,
Car Bude Po and MAJ Of Movers Horse
comes rom he Ens % ready tow to Work From
the lumber moisture is a gone The texture Of the
S3ff n [5Pn r3 and qRd susceptible Of very excel
of thoroughly seasoning lumber.
From wunderIIciE & Mel,
Builders and Manufacturers of sash Doors and B<t
We have in operation ono Of BpEeys Patent Df Il
lumber thought dry It stood IN the shop until Deeenbs
rHn an inch We then sS out H TIE he r a 09 20
pne two W Years. ana
shrunk 3;l6 Of an inch each plank. -
From Sanger 81 Casey,
Illinois State Penitenary commissioners Oice Joliet
It far eXces all other modes Of drying lumber that have
si Esaatss y sstsy oSa
tie hS aaG p5go n m
From c. Autumn &, Co,
bSS * 5 S I ESg and 6 ST Gnn O.
days The comes from TIE Kiln Ill ready e WORK We
are fully satisfied with the process
Tzar From Il. BALL.
Manufacturer of Ohio Reaper Mower Canton, Ohio.
As da1g g @ about three days and @
testing the lumber every possible way have pronounced
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... STATE OF LOUISIANA, 1
PARISH OF ORLEANS, CRY OF NV ORLEANS /
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 10Th day of March
1866 EDMOND MEUNTER
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
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TONE TO THE STOMACH
Dr. Samuel enbert,. Preparations.

The last twenty-five years, in the treatment of
CHRONIC DISEASES,
the most lucrative Medical Practice in the South has at las;
consented to allow several of his remedies to
prepared and sold as proprietary medicines This resolution
has been engedred by the repeated solicitations Of those who
have experienced the benefit of his remarkable professional
skill and by the impossbty of giving especial attention to
zach of the written applications to him for prescription
oy those whose pecuny circumstances or business habits
preclude the possibility of applying in person to him.