davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-03
Advertising for .Femlale Correspond

Advertising for Femnle Correspond
row. li enee.
(FTom the Manchester N. n. UnlOi.)
About four weeks ago, an advertise
ment in the Boston Herald OF one
HGeorge Willis,p who wished to open
a correspondence with some young Ia
dy, with the purpose, &c, 6c.,. attracted
the attention of a fun-loving student In
this city, and he determined to open a
correspondence by answering the adj
vertisement. Accordingly letter was
received by" George, ''dated at Manches-
ter, and signed "Gracie Williams" a
sweet, pretty and romantic name, which
took Immensely with the amorous Bos-
tonian, and rapid interchange of let
ters took place. Twice n week regular
ly the fair "Gracie'' received epistles
from the loving George" which were
promptly answered. a photograph OF
handsome young lady, sent as being
TINT of the loving correspondent, and a
tremendous amount of "sOft soap" in
the accompanying letter., at length
brought the Bostonfau upon his Knees.
He revealed his name, his position in
one of the newspaper establishments OF
the city, sent his photo, and craved the
privilege of visiting his charIner in
this city. After the usual amount OF
hanging back, and great displaylof til
midity5 the request was granted, and
arrangements made for meeting last
evening: The gay fellow came up on
the train last evening, of course, A
haclSman who had been letinto the Sc
cret, and given view of the photo
GRAPH. .Pnailed himn at the depot, and
conveyed him to the rendezvous. He
inquired for "Gracie," was informed
she was in, and ushered into the parlor,
where some dozen young men were
seated about the room. eGhere she
is! was the laconic Introduction of the
usher, accompanied bya wave of the
hand toward the party. The new arri-
val was dumbEounded. After giving
him reasonable time TO recover from
his establishments, one of the boys sug-
gested that perhaps he had been sold.
He couldn't deny fact SO selE-evidentl
and had the good sense to aeknoWledge
the corn. The fair ts.5Iacie" was ssin,
vtted down street at the expense ofhel
.beloved George who, having seen
the Manchester elephant, was glad tC
get ont OF toWnlon the first train FOL
Boston. Presuming the Boston papers
may not contain an account of the affair
we have taken the liberty to give the
facts, and will simply state that there
are any quantity of 'tGracie VIII
lfamses'' In this city who stand ready
TO open correspondence at any time.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-03
RATE OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
FHE aREAT ISSUE.

= THE UNION REPUBLICAN, iPIATFoRSf.
Amendment or the Constitution oi
the United States which. Passed Con,
gress at IT'S Fate Session by the Con.
stitutiOnnI Majority OF TWo-Thirtls,
and il now Before the States for Rat.
iHcatIOn. 8l
EeeSOlred, By the Senate and House of Rep,
resentattveS Of the United States OF America,
Houses concurTing, That the following article
be proposed To the Legislatures of the SeVer0l
States as an amendments to the, Constitution
Sy I threelfonftRs % Of tff5 sald LegisIatdFss 8
shall be valid as a part OF the Constitution
namely: ,7t5s.as i-ri = = l.lrt.8li
ARTICLE /. All persons born OF
naturalized in the United States and subject
to the Jurisdiction thereof, ara citizens OF the
reside. No State shall make or enf foTce any
law which shnll abridge the privileges or inl-
munthes of the citizens of the United States
life, liberty or property without due process
OF law, nor deny to any person within Its
tuEtsdietion the equali Protection Of the laws
SECTION 2. Representatives shall be app0r-
TONED among the several States according to
their respective numbers, counting the whole
number OF persons in each State, excluding
Indians not taxed: but Whenever the rieht IA
vote At any election for electors Of President
and Vice President, or for United States Rep
cial Officers, or the members Of tile Legtsla-
ture thereof, Is denied TO any OF the male
1nnaDitantS OF such State, being twenty-one
years OF nge, and citizens of the United States
or in any way abridged, except for particlpa-
tion In rebellion or'other crime, the basis OF
representation therein shall be reduced In
the proportion which the number of such
male citizens shall bear TO the Whole number
OF male citizens twenty-one years of age in
that State. 90 '.5'S,Hi sI.i.47-si
SECTION 3. No person shall be a Senator OF
Representatives. in Congress, eleCtor of PreSi-
dent or Nice President, OF hold any office
civil or military, under the United States, Ol
under any State, who, having previously ia
ken an oath us n member of Congress, or aS a
member OF any State Il gislattlr6, or as an eX-
ecutive or judicial officer OF any state, tC
support the Constitution OF the United States
shall have engaged in insurreetiOn or rebel
lion against the SaTne or given aid and COM
fort to the enemies thereof; but Congress
may, by n, vote of tWo-thirIlB of each House
remove such disability fErftiSH ttf1
SECTION 4. The validity OF the public debt
Of the United States authorized by law, in,
cludlng debts incurred for the spaymentoi
pensions and bounties for services in sup
pressing insnrreCtion or rebellion, shall moi
be questioned; but neither the United State
nor any State shall aSSunleo or pay any deb
or obligation incurred III aid OF inshrrectiOn
or rebellion against the United States, or any
claim for the loss or emancipation or ans
slaye, but all such debts, obligations, aud
claims shall be held illegal and void"
isSEC. 8. The Congress shall have power u
enforce by appropriate legislation the pro
visions of this article. -. :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-03


THE BENEFIT OF BEING KNOCKED
ABOUT IN THE WoRLps-It is a good
thing for young man to be Is knocked
about in the world, ~ though his soft-
hearted parents may not think 50. All
youths, or If not ali, certainly nineteen-
twentieths of the sum total enter life
with surpldsage of self-conceit. The
sooner they are relieved of it the better.
III, ingmeasuFing themselves with wiser
and older men than themselves, they
discover that it tisunwarTanted, and get
rid Of Il gracefully of their own accord,
well and good If not, tits desirable.
for their cwn sRkes, that It be &siocked
o1tt of tfeIt. l.ss t- .,.
A boy who is sent to a large school
soon finds his level. EHisNfl may have
been paramount at home but school,
bows are Democratic in their Ideas and
If arrogant, he is sure 10 be thrashed
into recognftion of the golden rule.
The lp0ryd is q great public school, and
it SOON teaches q new pupil his proper
place, IL he has the attributes that hes
long to q leader, he viii be installed In
the position Off leader; II not what
ever his own opinion Of his abilities
may bel he will he, ,cnrnp elleClsto fan in
with the rank and file. If NOT destined
TO greatness, the next best thing to
which he ein aspire is respecta ability ;
but no man can either. be trply great or
truly respecta Bile who Is vain, pompous
and oYeIhearing. dsi5 .
BY the time the novios has found his
Legitimate social position, be the slime
high or low, the probability Is that the
hisagreeab BILE traits of his character wtll
be softened down orWorn. AVA Most
likely the process ofsuhrasi0n will be
rough, perhaps UeTY Rough; but when
&c Is all over, and he begins % see htm-
self aa others see him. and not ass re-
hected in the nirror. Of sslf-concett he
will Ia sthIlIf, 4 fIl that he has run the
gauntlet, and arriyeds though by a
rough road, at selE-knowled edge. Upon
tthe whole, Whatever loving gmothefs
may think TO Eh6 contrary; Il Is good
thing for youths to be knocked about in
the World-it makes Sse1l of them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-03

ULTIMATE EprEcTs OF ToBAcco on
EYES AND MIND.-Twenty-eight years
of accurate observation have convinced
DR.. Sitchell that few, if any, persons
can continue to consume (smoke) daily
twenty grammes of tobacco without
their vision and memory becoming i'm
paired. There are many smokers, he
urges, who long resist these conse-
quences; but the pernicious effects,
though slow in manifest ing themselves,
are none the less certain. sl-5 Is Hd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-03

PETROLEUM AND PHILADRhPHIA.-
For the year ending on the 22d instant,
says the philadelphia Ledger. over
fortyrtwo million gallons OF petroleum
were exported from the United States,
while the export of that article for the
preceding year was little oyer one
third as much. 10 show the itnpof-
tance of this trade toPhiladelphia, to adds
the Ledger, we may state that up to the
lst of the.present month, sixteen ships,
seventy-six barks, thirty-three schoon-
ers, laden entirely with this staple OF
Pennsyl lvania, have cleared for foreign
countries from this port, making a total
Of one hundred and 7thirty-two vessels
in eight months. tl l1allr.l5,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-03
The Cost OF the Presidenes TFIp--who
FOots the BiII.


FOOts the Bill.
WASHINGTON, Sept. %.
iThe fact has leaked out that the late
Presidential excursion has completely
bankrupled the finances Of the johnson
National Union Club, leaving it $50, 600
in debt. At n IN setting last night, Cor
nelns Wendell stated tho condition of
the Clubs finances, nnd said an assess-
mentshould be made of IS. 600 each on
two Cabinet officers, and 81, 500 on an
other. Phis means that AGessrs. Seward,
Randall, and Welles, will, after all,
have to pay their own excursion bills.
1t is known here that the treasury of
the Club. was bankrupt before the party
left Philadelphia, and that drafts given
for bills contracted there, could not be
paid on presentation. One member OF
the Cabinet alone ran, up a bill at the
Continental of 500. This explains. the
recent visit of Messfs. Knappan and Wen
dell to New York. fol. the purpose of
squeezing money out of the office-hold-
ers. Their ill success and also that of
the johnson Departmental Club in
drumming up recruits, and the $50, GOO
deficit in the Treasury, has started a
competition, and the following letter is
being sent to every clerk in the Depart
ment:' --....-,-..-. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-03

RIoH READ1NG.-Hon Charles Sum-
ner, of Massachusetts; Gov. James l..
Orr, of South Carolina; John II. Noyes;
John Pierpoint; VIM. Harvey, and a
Kaffir Chief of Mozambique, with other
illustrations, given in the October num-
ber of the Pdreuolog Journal. Also,
Social Science; Dreams and Dreaming;
Psychology; Physiology; Physiognomy
and Phrenology. 1t is very interest
ing number only 20 cts. or 81 a year.
Address Fowler q Wells, $50 Broad
way, New York. nf, iH-5 ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-03
: YOUNG MEMS NATL UNION CLUB.
.Ill,W ll,WASHTNdToN Sept, q. 1856.

SIR:-I have the ,honorto inform You y5
that there has been organized in this
city. a Young Mems National Union
Club, to be composed of citizens who
actively support the principles enun-
ciated by the Philadelphia Convention
of August IA, 1856. We shall be pleased
to receive your signature to the Consti-
tuition at the headquarters of the Club,
as above stated. One of the Secretaries
Is in attendance from to 9p. m. each
day. Initiation fee, S5;. monthly
dues, 81. e Fg-s Very respectfully, . q
& <AEAE5 CHAUNCRY H. SHOW. q =
President of Y. NJ. N. u. Clnh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-03

Could Jeh:4 Davis be Convicted OF
i5 Treason by a Virginia Jury.
John b. Baldwin, prominent Vir-
ginia politician, replies to the above
question, as follows! aals4lF- - i
t'In Virginia, nine hundred and nine
tY-ntne out of every one thousand peo-
pie at least, were in the same boat with
Jefferson Davis. I do not exagperate
when i say nine hundred and ninety-
nine out iofievery one Thousand And
oficOuEse You would find it Clifficult7to
get any confederate of his, those who
were with him all the time, TO desire to
convict him. They would not do It If
theycould5 help it 5sbut that youEc can
hnd enough honest men In n~Virginin or
any other Southern State to. respond to
4 question of fact, Il am as we'll satisfi.
ed as am of anything. Take my own
case; never believed in the right OF
secession; I do not believe in 1t now. /
always looked upon the whole thing as
an ahsurdity and a humbug. Ialw1vs
believed and believe NOV. that as 4
question of law, right and power. The
government had n right to hang jeff.
Davis and me too. The question al
power and the question of policy are
different questions. If were TO Ait os
a juror on JEFF. Davis's case OF NV own,
or Keen's, / would not need anv in
structions from a judge to make me
say that he. ought to be hanged-noL 4
DIT. OF Il. These are my views of tho
law and, OF the facts. There are a rreal
many people in Virginia or the same
way of thinking.'1 Iaafl5. 4,,l- .Es..-ii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-03
Lock aIla1ar Rakes.

HHE SUPERIOR LOCK LIVER HAY
Il and Gram RalCAl Teeth made Of The very
best Refined Steel Spring Iron. For sale by
PRYOR BOYD& CO.,
iu30 Wheeling, w, Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-03

K
THE FsEITNe M FRANRFoRT. THE
upper and middle classes of Frankfort.
the most noted OF the German "freee
cities, I" do mot take kindly 70 Prussfan
rule, as appears by this extract of a
letter from that city -: sl,= .i-i5s' sl
"It one wants to know uuioklv the
present state OF public opinion af oflr
new sPfus5tan possession, Frankfort
one need only to travel in the second
class cars fthe different railroads tbat
center here. In the third class the ueo-
pie have become reconciled to the
Thought that they are now Prussians !:
one hears bat praise of our soldiers.
.astontshment at our Successes. and.
above all, the expectation that now.
under PrusstRn rule, there will betrue
equality before the law for the poor a.
well as the rich. In the second class
the toneis already different here pre-
wills the wounded pride OF the tfrea
scttizens' and tina spoiled children OF
Germany. But in the flfse class t6e
people are wild with rage, that the ilc-
customed arrangement and cIinreh-
lSteeple policy should cease. In these
cars they can't forget that the mayor of
Franktort satsthe congress of princes
(Is6l4 sat Se d ehlfeAg ne, by the SIDE
of the emperor of Austria a8 table and
ate Of the thist0rie beef. The hostility y
of the patricians 81 taiil fort ii viii i5e
impossible for long while to over
come"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-03
NEW FIRM
Ar lii.'i
'PARTRIDGE'S GALLERY
WHEELING W. y

wv ~
"A. A.C.,RAHERTDoEls z q. Ps sCRTFCHERsON.
ing greater induCeInents 20 the public
than has ever b fore been doL1e In. Western
virginia, 70 obtain pictures OF all STYLES
creased facilities for opeFatinG, In the way OF
new improvements in Instruments, and ouF
magnificent LIGHT, We CAN'T BIZ BEAT I'm
style or price. i.isia i
Force Intn.s,s
Z Thsis new and beautiful style OF DIo.
tures, which isyeEy popular In All the lad
pEoducIpg. They can either Be taken ffTStn.
life, or copied frOm other pletuFea and when
colQred by our Artist SaFe PERFECTLY tsxnuigfta
All ldndA nom Gems 70 P0FtFait Size
FIctuTe4 OF deeea3ed persons eopiad and
enl9Eged nom miniature 10 life Aize7 and e0l-
4sR1 a: g. 4 IsARTRIpaE g CO. ].
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-03
Meatfal. ...2 5. s
Slmata Sin,iifbs,l cslruntsr.
HUMPHREYS, iG

Hommopath1c Specifies.
HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
- = az Parienees an entire sneccss Simple-Prompt-
ELictelIt, and Reliable; They. are the only MedI-
that mIHtaksya cannot he made in uSinG them; go
as 70 he iree trGm danger aud 50 efficient
to ha nIWayg reliable. They have raised tho Highest
o9mmendRtiOn from all, and will always render sat-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-03

~.
No. !. Cures Eevers, Couggtinu, InHAtnmat tIOns IS
" Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie. %
CLyInR-Colics or TecthtnE Of Infants Is
4, DhFThea OF eli ildTen and ndulta......,, q
5, DySgntsTy, DRIPPING. Billions CDIIc... d
" O. ChOleTn' MnEbus, Nausea, VOmitinR... q
Coughs, Colds, BTO!ichl Ills ................ .
tt 3, Neuralgia TOothnche, FacOanhn..s,., IS
~ y Hundnrhe5s Sick Headache, VeFttRu. .
10 DyspepsiA, Bflious. StumAch h..........,., .
u, SnPPteEsed, or painful PoEiOds.. ......... .
:" u, Whites, too ptOfGsB P0FiO1l q
:. q, GTnuBi Cough, difieqlt BLeathinR.... 8
" 49, Snlt HhenmI lpnlhs, Erupti0ns... %
e I6p rheumatism, RhelIhatin PRins...,.. g
9 IS, - Eeyer and Agup, Chill, Fever, Agues so
Us Piles blind or Reedtn ..,,...,....,....,., 40
$ Is OphthalniY, and BOrS or weak Eyea... 70
g lg, :. Catarrh, acute chronic, InhGeiiza 30
y. % Wh0optnRs COugh, violent UOnghs....,SD
I" q, Asthma, oppressed BruAt ..,,,..,., %
= a Ear Discharges, impaired Hearing, 90
= - ScrotnlIa1 enll1ITgod Gla1d9y Sgellipgs 90
., DrOpsY, and gcnnty SecruttDuE. .....,..,. 50
29' Sea-SIek mes, Euess from ridiug,... 30
NsrRSSSs ne6 80
= lnNoluntaFy Discharge ges.....,...,.- i. 90
= q 3
~, - DtptheEia. nlceTatsd Sore Throat-..... 90
~4tf FAMILY UASES.I
- YAlsi m0rOeeocass and boo
g large yials, tn morocco. and %
VETERINARY SPECIFICS. TiiS55f.
MahSEanJ easesl ~ Sl0 90
BriesS Remedies, By. the casa % sinEI6 6Gx, are
sent to4ny part Of the country, by Mali % Expires
tree OF charge on Eesslg q the gEisS; AddreSs
HQMU0PAPHIO MEDIOIHEG COMPANY ,sttl
Ohie9 and Depot, No. 562 BroadWAY, New York. i
sDB. HUARHEETE q consulted daily At his ONCE,
dtseCeSs;; seCSs;, iaI LOGAN & co., ,AgePtSt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17
A LAEAMA STATE STNGL NUMBER
LOTTERY.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE uEERsITY
Capital Prize, 5000
ALABAMA STATE LogERY,
CLAss1
To be drawn at Mobile, Alabama inblic,
On Monday. August O. BG.
WHITFIELD, BRoADBENT CO., .NAGERs.
WHITFIELD, BRoADBENT 4 CO., .NAeERs.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES
approximation prizes of $500 each for nine re-
naming units of the Of number
drawing the $50 600 prize ....,.......... 800
approximation prizes of $3.50 each for thine re-
manning units of the ten Of tnumber
drawing the S25,GO0 prize are. ........... $3.50
proximation prizes of $3.50 each for thine
naming nnts Of the came ten of number
drawing the Sl2 500 prize ....,....+.... 1890
approximation prizes Of Sl0l each for mine
naming units of the ten of number
drawing the 5000 prize ,...,........... 900
Is approximation prizes of 100 each for thine
naming units of the ten Of number
drawing the $500 prize are. ............... 1880
437 prizes, amounting $4,000
Whole tickets, SIC; Halves, Sc; Quart 50 Eighths
81 So
All the prizes above stated drawn at drawing.
PLAN OF THE L0TTER
Inthe drawing there are go 0O1 tickets nred from to
10000 There 437 full prizes No smsllTise than $780,
Tickets for sale and prizes cashed by
CHAs. 7. HOWARD, Lied Dealer,
No. 40 Camp St or
Lock Box 692 Post offSew Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17
DUREAU OF EMIGRATION, STATE

pUREAU OF EMIGRATION, STATE
~ OF LoUIsIANA-To tie proprletors of Land WILD OR
IMPROVED within this State also the Propraors Of Manu-
featuring establishments of labor Inasmuch it is
confidently expected under the now being set on
foot by this Bureau that largo number Of Emgrants will
,Eeach distant day 1t becomes of vital i'm
ortance provision made for lands which to locate
Them and for places olabor which they may be with
outd delay, upon their arrival,
With this view and carry out the aim of the Legislative
establishment this Bureau Propositions solicited
Tor theALE OF LANDS, Wild Improved algo, PROPOSE
tqns for the RENTING OF LANDS also propositions for
WORKING OF IMPROVED LANDS ON SHARES also
propositions for the HIRE by the year. of labor the
proprietor furnishing house comfortable sustenance
clothing and food Propositions also solicited for ME-
CHANCES setting forth locations wages for ars
second and third class hands.
Lands offered for sale be accompanied by exact
description the same quality and locations and
dencs ownerhip if improved the improvements must be
infinitely stated the requrementsas Land offered
be worked shares
Offers the Hire Of Lsbor mustbe accompanied by full
description OF the locality quarters food furnished
ure of the labor and generally all that viii the
racng parties with view to prevent disappointment and
CUT 'epa'1' THos OoTTMAN,
Chief of Bureau
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17
THos. ALLEN CLARKE, vice Chairman

Surely. steadily, Successfully, smOlhn-
ders curing every Kidney Disease
Rheumatism Gravel Urinary Disorders, Weakness and Pains
In the Back Female Complaints Troubles arising
sE1xcesses of any kind,
Come ye affected Try smolsnders'Take other Bucui
Geld by apothecaries. Price, 81, D. Barnes Co., New
York and Barues Ward Co., Orleans Southern agents
surlelgh Rogers Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass
sal agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17
II ENTUcKY STATE sTNGL; NUmHEH
LOTTERY.
HENRY WOOD CO., MAIAGERs.
Capital Prize, 10000.
EETUCKY STATE LITTER
GLASS F,
To be drawn at Codngton, Kentcky,
ON TUESDAY. JULY s14, 1868
Only 10000 Numbers-oo5Fr,zea
APPROXIMATION PRIZE

APPROXIMATION PRIZE
9 approximation prizes Of $1,000 each for thlIne
drawing the $4,000 Prize are 5000
9 approximation prizes OF $500 each for theme
drawing the $4,000 prize are $40
approximation prizes of $500 each for theme re-
manning units of the ten Of the lumber
drawing the $4,000 prize of...........,..... s,500
9 approximation prizes Of $500 each for theme re-
manning units of the ten of theumber
drawing the $4,000 prize are. .....,........ 270l
approximation prizes of $3.50 each for the ne
drawing the S. 600 prize are .,..;...,s. 2,EO
approximation prizes of $500 each for thenere-
naming units of the ten Of the amber
drawing the $3.50 prize are ;........ 800
80 approximation prizes of 800 each for the
drawing the $1,000 prizes are 27,oO
sos prizes amounting s3s2 $50
Whole tckets, S24; Halves, $l2 Quartz 50; Eightbs
So; Sixteenths, 81 90.
Tickets sold and prizes csshed by
CHAS. 7. HOWARD, Liceid Dealer,
No. 40 Camtrset or
Lock Box Coz Post OdiifyeTR Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-THE HOUSE, WITH GARDEN AT
tached No 1893 Baronne street. between Julia and Grod
will furnished, for the months responsi-
BILE parties 1t contains Bedrooms besides Paror and
A NJ and NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17

- OOIRate's Honey soaP-Thls celebrated
Toilet Soap such universal demand, is made from tho
ohoIceat Materials nld and smoent in its nature fra
GRAVITY B1ented extremely beneficial nits action the
skin For sale by druggists and fancy goods dealers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17

" o. PALMER % CO.,
ED. C. PALMER JOS WILD
Importers sf and Wholesale and Rstail Dealers In
Carpets, Mats, OIL Cloths, ete.s
No, uB aysYiar Stfeqf New orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17
T,HEHYDRAULIo CLOTHES WASHES
AND wRINGER

The best and useful invention Of the kind for savn
household labor invented .5..
Has more recommendations saving time abo
the and Of fabrics washed than any Otherma
chine All other machines either the clothes
them speedily do not satisfactorily perform their work
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This is not the case There rubbing of the clothes
consequently no wear and The washing is
pste thoroughly performed by the action Of the Whee
alone Send circular giving full explanation call and
examine them at the General Southern Agency.
Good inducements offered to agents elsewhere.
g. NJ. BARTON d CO.'S,
M II Tchnunitoul ss street