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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-11-23
M EDICAI.

MEDICAL
DIR. s. s. FITCH, A. NJ, NJ. D.
Author Of Six Lectures the Prevention and Cure Of
Pulmonary Consumption Asthma Diseases Of the Heart,
and mode OF Preserving Male and Female Health of IA
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ITAMMoNroM rRdrT r.ANps.

INHE best opportunity to secure home;
Il mild and healthy climate ioii suit'be for all crops
the BBsr fRur LAND IN TnE UNOS; best Of markets-be
ing New York and Philadelphia rom 20l to $500 per acre
cleared from small fruit large population already qcated
hundreds are setlng good sociey; perfectly healthy soft
wateri all advantages Lands fer sale IN ami around le
famous Hammonton Fruit settlement, 80 miles from Phila
delpha large tract divided nn farms to suit the
actual settler. Price for 20 aud upwards from so to
$50 per Five and lots for ale Terms ber-
all title perfect. For full information ad lress BNRNES
JONES, Hammonton, New jersey. All tters answered.
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NTARRIAGE GUIDE.-Younr's Great

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Being Private Instructor for Married Persons those
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and the Production or Prevention of Offspring including all
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1t is the result of every days experience
that steady attention to matters OF detail
lies at the root of human progress, and dill
gence, above all, is the mother of good luck.
Accuracy is also of much importance, and
an invariable mark of good training in a
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speech, accuracy in the transaction of affairs.
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for it is better to accomplish perfectly
small amount of work than to half do ten
times as much. a wise man used to say,
"Stay little that VIC may make an end the
sooner" Too little attention, however, is
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curacy. AS man eminent in practical sci
ence lately observed, 1T is astonishing how
few people have met in the course of my
experience who can define n fact accurate
ly" Yet, in business affairs, it is the man
ner in which small matters are transacted
that often decide men for or against you.
With virtue, capacity and good conduct in
other respects, the person who is habitually
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Farmers Attend.

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MARSDEN'S CALISAYA TONIC.

In convalescence from Cholera, Malignant Fevers Small
Pox any Cuaneous AGections viii be found invaluable
giving tone to the SYSTEM and removing all the prostratn
effects incidental to disease The popular
knowledge Of the virtues of TRuE Casaya Bark requires
explanations centuries have passed its dscov ery and
it is recognized the best februge which bounful
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The great want Of mild and reliable tonic in of
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fesson and sufferers the most reliable safe and power
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Ingredients which render the perfection of remedy
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Prepared by t. W. Marsden, 4S7 Broadway, New York
and for sale by all Druggists. Price 81 per bottle
Wholesale Agents,
JOHN II. HENRY CO., Waterbury;
GEO. C. GOODWIN, Boston;
&. BURR CO., Boston. eow1y33
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CITY OF NEW YORK,
CITY OF BOSTON,
CITY OF NORWICH,
CITY OF NEW LONDON,
in connection with this route leaving New London every
evening arrival Of train from Brateboro; and New York
from Pier 30 North River foot of resry Street every after
noon except Sundays.
State Rooms secured Of Conductors
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See ''SnOw's Pathfinder Railway Guide" for
further particulars To connections at New London, Nor
wich. Wimantic, Palmer, Grout's Drattleboro', &c.
g. W. BENTLEY Superintendent.
New London Oct 1s60.-tfl2
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or single volume The best canyasng books oyer publish
ed Exclusive territory given God inlucsnentS SEN, @
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"Old Cooper" is dutchman, and, like
many another man, of whatever nationality,
has a wife that is "some" One day the
sold man. got into some trouble with a
neighbor, which resulted in fight. The
neighbor was getting the better of the "old
man." who was resisting the neighbor to the
best of his ability, when his wife broke out
with-"Lie still Cooper If he kills You I'll
sue for damages ~
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Ratlroa1s.
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Norwich New London, New York. Providence, Newport &C.
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Wholesale Agents

JOHN +. HENRY 4 CO., Waterbury;
G. U. GOODWIN, Dostoni
NJ. s. BURR 4 CO., Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
DoINr CLEAR ROE SALE

This This magnificent estate known as the POINT CLEAR
HOTEL In of the impaired health OF ITS pope
tor Mr. Chamberlain who for that cause not able
give its the attention which the pleasure and in
terest Of the public demand, is offered for sale.
Now this eXherRtng and charming summer resort
too widely and avorab known to the elegant leisure Of the
fashionable world to require particular enumeration OF those
exceencies which give its locality that exalted and well merited
reputation which it has envably attained. " ~ ~
1t the most unquesttonabe vorte Mississippi Alabama
Louisiana and other neghbarng States and the mention Of
the Of Point Clear will suggest capitalists the value Of
fame It is situated the beautiful and prominent
landmark of Mobile Bay while the purity of its sandy soil and
the serenity Of its view the sweep coast and the wide
the walk ride and sail and the delicious gatues of
Gus render this known the
South Many and thousands have tested the
Virtues fits ssnitiye claims. s''rl t- 5iss;eI77k
ts capacity hestowag every comfort and delight which
the charms and climate afford admitted by all
while there property Of the kind that be
nesYiye o proprietor Of liberal motives professional
taste The buildings large commodous and admirably
arranged spacious and substantially enclosed
and lie approaches the bay convenient and
A new staaneh and elegant steamer called the " Annie =
communicates duly with the city and travelling lines and
there nothing wanting te render Paig Clear the most yai
able offered for sale 1T suernpus to invite
the attention of capitalists tos send estate compri;
AZ acres The mention that it is yedale VIII nhre theiT
regard An information which may be required can e had on
an1I;ca ton In ryT- EI al s1F4' MESltER & CO. 4
'tF, H. ...,- "a, ANS =. Raal Estate Brrkega.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20

NOTICE. = NOTICE.
The following described Certificates of Shares and Scrip of
the Union Insurance Company Of New Orleans the
Of Edward Menoye ESQ., having been lost Ihereoy give
duplicates thereof, namely: . 70 ,t5E 8l fTea1
Scrip Certificate No. 2l3-S70-Year 1859 t~ ,5r, +
-br. a5E ~ j. $3.50 :. ISL ayE
Certificate of Shares No. 1910 shares dated Aug 90 1867
"e~4.7ua0S .s.t2'NHt T. j. o,REGAN E7s'F7T
.. ...l.r .r-. *ssy4 Agent for Edward Menlove
New Orleans. February e. 1866 = "-'I 80 - -SSf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
: suERtFF SALES.

saru Drsrglcr couHF JOHN a lGEEEs akEES VS. CASTLE
n,, ol,sans Il ,45s. No. lI6i0, s;StE8 L v
ny YIRTUE Of writ Of M Seizure , and sale to
Nav nean in above entitled eanse viii proceed to
sell at pao oyal street Canal Custohouse
, n the Second District Of this city, on TUESDAY,
IA h day February 1866 at IL O'Clock M the following
described property viz r,,, ~ bt. .35..L.s
and situated in the First District of
his civ in square bounded by Gonde, Poyas St Paul
Pefddo Streets and having 81 feet said Gironde street.
by lU6 feet; inches and lines Deep Ftt I'd s4
Which Nid property acquired by the said defendant from
D. Finck by acts pass ed before t. L. Lewis late 40
tay Public city the 29 day of May 1852 and Tile
other the 23d day Of September, l85L s. ,s.fv fE
Seized in the above suit. = l. n
a II Ia J0ttHF7G.is ltt ait CHARLES BTENVENU,a +
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
nS-THRMs-Cssh the spot insU. s. Treasury notes e
JAMES MeGAygAEX tE C0..a a''-7e sSA'
--te ss4s HEAVY AND LIGHT HAULING. r.
To he found on the Leves and all left the oceo
King Broz No. 10 Pehoupitolas street, III be promptly 81
tsudsdt to. p }jEGlgF Z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20

SuNDErEs. :..- ..suNDHrEs'
gs 100 kegs Chas Davis & Co.'s LARD
80 tcs. S. c. HAMS.
30 tcs. Prime LARD. i "
30 hf. bbs Davis BEEF. -
500kits No. 1MACKEREL +
iuCqr bbls. -
I.7=tYs $50 hf bbls. 7s nse.. p0'. - -.I 1ararI
-...- -,ua 100 bbls. No.2 - .t --.. .r ..I
. .-sr r. 7- 15O bb1s. MOI L. ........ .s .a4
.s .a .s 200 boxes jackson SOAP.
l50 boxes Cheever's l6 o. CANDLES. I..... -,
100 boxes Patent Wax
SO bbls Coal OIL. '.' . ..
.. t .s4a 20 bbls. Tanners OIL. lrl'J-.'a
300 Coal
SO bbls E. j. RICE
. ..a ' 200 boxes Bakers No. 1 CHOCOLATE. "
100 boxes Salubre 3 e }'I ,r-:-ns
50bsxes Vanilla 75.1 ..z.7g--..,...l. ,
100 bbIs. Table SALT. in and 10 h. bags r
q 4TT in boxes, -
,,u. d. 400 bbs Coffee SUGAR. Z
500 cases Falkirk ALE, pints and quarts
'.H" 100 cases Champagne CIDER, 81
50 London PORTER.
-.s5 10 bbs Old Bourbon WHISKY .s&E$& u
1000 pkgs Oriental GUNPOWDER. ~
200 bales GUENY BAGS yg@r:@ n
80 bales India BAGGING.
ror ..,. ~ - Etc, Etc. vGsE GtSa RRorHrRsz
i. 81 63 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
FOR SALE.

EORSALE-THEs sTERNWHEELs STEAMER L. Dill
LARD-She ITO feet in LENGTH feet hoor "a
feet beam; has boiler two engines 0inch cylinders
feet stroke; Worthingtcn pump and doctor 5l
has cabin passengers bed
ding is in complete running order and entirely
cpacity $50 bales coon and IL
inches aft runs fast and is suitable for towing.
She will be sold for cash good city paper For terms a
ply to CELLOS l. GOODWIN,
-7.5 F. IL -.' %ft ID Front and l6 Fulton street.
EOK SALE-COTToN DRAYs-TWo COTTON
IL Days tsecond handedD in pretty good order
cheap They be the Lafayette Warehouse
of Magazine and Lafayette For price, etc. apply TO
j. B. WALTON & DEsLONDE,
3 "StTHrE- -a,rl .atDB No. A Carondeet street.
FOK sALE-FINE CHANCE FOR 1NvEsTMENT-
1000 of well tmbered land at the unon Of Bayou
Coyell and Amte river Said tract of land over
flow, and is suitable for the cultivation of either sugar
is also fine location for mill Is thirty miles
from the mouth of Aite river and be reached schoon
steamboats, at all For particulars apply
NELLIGAN Il Won ZINKEN, e
. .... ----. .,.. - No. l66 Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
DE EoW,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. crTT

u October 4, 1856. '{.r95 * IA Ell .f77t 80
This work Of which have been Editor and Proprietor S
over TWENTY YEARS which has had very heavy snbscri-
on and advertising list in every part of the Union
established on a secure and permanent basis sttN
My purpose In the future Is to national character
and to devote all Of energies the develop
ment OF the great material interests of the Unians COM
merce Agriculture Manufactures Internal Improvements aa4
General Industry
addition these important TOPICS the work will enbraa
discussions such questions of legislation as ee
the relations Of the States the the unon an&
the honor and prosperity of the country. ssh .,,..
In especial will Ii be devoted 20 the re
ment Of SOUTHERN PROSPERITY, and the bulaiag " =
Its fields Of industry and enterprise rendered nscesai'
the and altered condition of things az h.szx
The restoration of the South can be enectsd up M
proposed by the President and no greater naa hu ~
quarter Tts gfndant and fertile lands invite engfsso
which ii will be prominent object e secure hnt Which
REGARDING the issues of the past as deao aeon wnssa
IS living and potential 1t tho part q ne Y
ns pnn} h the situation and dednce from y ~ tnk
,on,ntye of the interests Of ls whale
5Ss Nj ths REVIEW viii be located aF New for Mss-
f,jtv Gharlesen, Nashville and New Orleans 0ices
1Ns.eY M VIZ S'' 10 Broadway S49 j. D. D. DsB0W.
CgoCKERY. GLASSWARE IsAHLA
CUTLERY AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
large stock In asserted crates snd packages pa. Co.
pressy for Country asrchan.s packed to order, ~
sAM'L Z. MOORE 3 co. .
~ 80 A==fs4@ - - q sss4sS 70 Camp ssssek
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20

OST-TRUNK-FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-WAs
Il careessy left the wharf Saturday n by steamer
Nicholas Longworh, ,ALEATHERTRUNKc covered with can
vass marked end K the other Kennard St. Louis will
pay the above reward for the recovery S the and
formation left with ober Atwater Coz lso ravier street.
will be paid for. t t-".S- e. l'f w P 8. KENNARD. =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20

EOK LEASE--A PLANTATION SITUATED ON
Bayou Teche three miles below the town Of New IBERIA
Attakapas Louisiana containing sixteen hundred
apents Of land thoroughly dhed and well adapted the
attached. gAy, lid {S ,ss54 ~. fBtaI 5y-5 Z
The plantation many years has been cultivated in cane
all around even before the raised cotton
On the place dwelling house and excellent negro quar-
ters for 200 large and substantial she'd
which easily be converted into gin house. The country
round and the plantation free from overflow Apply to
s. o. NELSON 1876 Graver street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Future Auction sales ON I'd page.
THE FOLLOWING NAMED UNCLAIMED hERcHAN
disc viii sold at rnhIic aucon according 70 law.

he FOLLOWING NAMED UNCLAIMED MERcHAN-
disc will sold public auction, according to law
rUEsDA r. the goth day Of February, 1ssa
10 sfsswssn Julia and Nosre Dame
seess: s, Az sass Is dos ianey soau snd
fen dasSsa hsysns Seed oa and asmae.a
Scsss. 49, ssHA, dozen chdren's cloth Caps, trim
81 sslf a.ssss, axsss dozen each lg ~
0y sss. Dat; ftss 4 M small box Hair Pin.
sqTat Hasns sm HsSre 1s II, reuch books By
usv,1. Lso S7 49, fss sssss brass
"a Ysrrisrsl box as s.sssse 'ena
5sgs sewing Cotton in balls. damages. !, 81
EF MNos and ~ boxes Dr. r..s. q.
y g sfnfssss Sesss 5s Gaa as as & Herbert
Fsio~s Go i Race Boat % fee. long, and p~ar
Psioss eoi ksss bess u FEET long and psr !,
Trunks Clothing Personal Effects, damaged BY Jac
ENe. ~. ss1 az dozsn3 Rhsnish Wine, By R p.
BS@sos Ito a5 boxes az bottles eac) Dinner cordIals,
0 so Dsr om boIss msyf g. ar sash Fruits in juice BY
ps% g 81 p sssf Porcelain pysr from H.yr.
1T 81 i7S IS 49, 1sz ~ s4s s4s s4 so ss
Gse II case Hss Bioeis bs Fanny Eater from
sNe. go to ssss each y large brass Wheeled
sSo ls6I sass Books taonissq and Bsss, % and
P-Nes and 81 boxes az botsles each) Wine by A.
FNo. ls5o bbls az bottles EACH, White Wine, by 4
PNo soo4-1 case Chess and Draught Men and Toys by
W. Ce-No. II case Blank Books, leather bound By
HAP-No 62I box empty Bottles By Stephen cToweiI N
Pl o. e. Eases gas Chandeliers and fixtures, hy a
bosS s AZ Al b % sa
Corinthian from Liverpool ttf8.sIs5sxA 4f &a5fy4I
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20

INOR SALE Or EXCHANGE AZ TRACT
OF LAND. situated nEdgefed District South
Carolina the waters of Turkey Creek about miles
from Edgeeld Court House. containing sixteen hundred and
sixty eight 6S less suitable for grain cot
bottom high cultivation and very produc
tive The place healthy and well wateed has
on it comfortable Dwelling House, Gln and all necessary
oubuldngs in word to wishing plant it would be
desirable investment. iT1 81 .7 - ..si'.la s+5
Terms liberal. For information apply to s Whited Co.
n Canal street, to Lumsden 23 Commercial Place, New
orleans.
z5@'5F.-H.a-. . &ls Also .Gn- r--5, -r. IL
With the above place. will be sold comfortable Residence
in Edgeed with hundred of Land attached,
hn nScld uarpta sirad
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
Steamers Eeaulng This 9ap.
AS ADVERTISED IN THE N, o. CRESCENT
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-Notice-The Members of the Haehmah's
Benevolent Association requested to attend special meet
ing THIS EVENING the 10Th at o'clock, at the oarroton
Depot Of Perddo and Baronns streets functua "
tendance requested business Importance Will be before
A' Ao'''e't ~ S -: t G. sELLMAN, President
Ii --Notice-Consig per Steamship Mont
gomer Ryder MASTER from New York; are hereby noahed 70
call the office of the and sign the average bond
and furnish duplicate invoices. ...
10 A EOspICK. 80 Camp. corner Natchen street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
a M -. 2 g : 2 =
f.dTSCEIIANEOU

ALE AND PORTER
"A - soo casks Marzetti's East India ALE;
leo London PORTER;
200 . Allsop's Pale ALE
w 30 LEO Bass's East India Pale ALE s.5gFR
p ~ a. z. ,nn :. Hhhart,s
...-s 100 ..rf5s't IA London PORTER. srEgt
Ex bark Hawatha from London consignment and for
sale nv -ggs.-s rs .a ffE >I-a.., 8. WOLFF,
II Tchoupitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20

RY MONTGOMERY q BKO., t8
5.'1 R. ~ MoNTGoMERY Auctioneer.
TUESDAY. Feb. go, mt IL O'Clock A. NJ,
J. at their Auction Mart 81 Camp street, will be
general assortment Of mol ioLD FURNITURE, such
Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Bedstends, Bureaus
Armors, Washsands, Mahogany and Walnut Tetes Sofas
Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center Tables
sells Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Eagavngs
Of several well furnished houses. - A. Y :.
--ALso- st4s a.H z35l 2s 2
a large invoice of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood Seat
Chairs, etc. = ts5 '.f
A1- TERMs-Cash. T,asl 3.r-- fs,r5sssp Iii f75eg?
COTTON. ........... COTTON II. !. COTTON
-'. =' 63 bales Cotton at Auction '
BY MONTGOMERY d BRO,
T' '7f &A'te R. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctoneer.
TUESDAY, February goth, at 2 O'Clock
i NJ, at salesroom, SO Camp street will be Sold
63 bales Cotton DO
Samples ready at sale. Z sllE7. .t -e
R1r TERMs-Cash In o. s. Treasury notes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1s66-EXTENsIvE AND uN.
reserved sale of Choice seasonabe Cohn largest
sorttnent offered this season.
BY HOFFMAN q MARKS,
--. S. s. ZELMcKER, Auctioneer,
Z Ia 3tSt 10 sf5 Office. No. 50 Chartres street
TUESDAY, Goth Inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
at their saleroom No. IS Chartres street, without any
serve, will be sold
900 lots select seasonabe Clothing comprising the finest
kind Of .&E {tg5st5G4s{i&s TGB NnttrGr {tt4 VI.
Black Cloth Frock and Sack Coats "a
*' veg silk Mixed Cashmere Suits,
Melton Suits, Black Doeskin Pants, ID
aF Fine Fancy Silk Vests, gg#l TEt Ss& IA
N Cashmere Sack Coats, ETC., etc. 4,8f. .7gtlf
ALSO
W. Blue Cottonade Pants +
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Black Alpaca Coats La . ir7 l.
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large line Of Assorted Suits i5S lS6t
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20

T .osT-NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL
IL lowing described Scrip has Thirty days from this
date application will be made for the issue Of duplicate cer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
FOR RENT,

EHOR KENT-A VALUABLE PLANTATION-THE
H. Home Place of the late DR.. J. O. Patrick directly
opposite the city et Baton Rouge highly suitable for the
the place Possession given Immediately Inquire of c. A.
Patrick on the premises, or to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20

yUANTED-To iPURCHAsE-ls OR 20 FEET OF.
w fee Railing Apply at this office s IL .,a rsa6 !