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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-05-31
GENERAL GARFIELD
Takes the Field Again!
col 0NEL CLEAN

Consents to Act as Chief of Stqfei
Ifyou desire to enter the army of these sue
cessful officers, fall right in, and they propose
to do all your
P AIN TING, GRAINING,
ETC., better than it can be done by any other
firm in the county.
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
Painting done according to the most modern
and improved styles.
Call and contract your work early, if you
wish it done soon-first come, first served is the
rule. GARFIELD MCLEAN.
April S, 1e66-tf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

A. t. STEWART AND WM. B. AsToR.--The Bos-
ton Journals New York correspondent says of A.
L. Stewart: He seldom looks at a subscription
paper. With him begging is at distance. He
has little sympathy with vagrancy. Men and
women who seek his presence seldom gain much
by an interview if money is the object Indeed it
is very difficult to gain access to him any way. He
is intensely devoted to his business and works
more hours probably than any merchant in New
York. He controls his own affairs with despotie
sway. His partners have no control over the bust
ness, but are interested merely in profits He
buys and sells as he pleases without consulting any
one. But on great occasions, the donations Of
Mr. Stewart are prncely. He proposes now to
devote millions to build houses for the poor. If
the city refuses to give the site he will still carry
out his plan.
The same writer says of Mr.. Astor: Unlike Mr..
Stewart, VIM. B. Astor is always accessible. His
rooms are on Prince street, door or two from
Broadway. They are the same thatwere occupied
by his father. He has front aud back office,
where the business OF his great estate is carried
on. The door is wide open between the two
offices. Aperson asking for Mr. Aston is directed
at once to the rear room. At common desk,
crowded with papers, sits German looking man,
about TO- heavy moulded, tall and stout. His
eyes, which are small, with an expression border.
ing on stupidity, are fastened on the visitor, and
Mr.. Astor waits his utteranee. He wastes no
words. His answers are yes or no, with an cir
that admits of no debate. all the day long, from
10 to 5, Mr.. Astor sits in his office and secs all
corners. He is master of his business. He knows
the rent of every house, the duration of every
lease, the times and terms of payment, with every
foot of land. At o o'clock he rises, and with a
slow and sluggish gait turns into Broadway and
walks to Lafayette place, where he resides, for
dinner.
He has two sons, John Jacob and William B.,
Jr. These young men are in business with their
father. No bankers in New York attend more
closely to their calling. They are modest retiring
and without ateotation. John Jacob is tall, large
heavily built, with sandy hair and complexion, re.
sembling his father. William B., Jr., is tall and
slim, with black hair, of genteel build, and is
said to resemble his mother.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
TIE. DE ANDBKE's
-PuEE-
6ARSAPARILLA BITTERg,

The attention of the Public City and Country Trads is 70
specially called 80 the introduction of the
snrsaParIliR Bftters,
The Pleasant valuable Bitters that has ever besnin
oduoed in this country The trade general can be supplied
by the following Grocers and Druggists
Fatjo, Marks Co., 4S, 40 and At New Lsyee street.
Griffin Porch, 81 and 80 Tchoupoulas street
E. j. Hart Co. 72, 70 and II Tchoupitoulas street.
L. Basset, cor. Grayler and Tchoupitoulas Streets
F. Ayet d cambon, SO and 81 Old Leyes street.
John 7. Moore Poydras and New {iavee streets
VIM. @. Mitchell, cor. Camp and Poydras Streets
Cas- Dowling, 80 Poydrss street.
t W. Aarsden, Druggist, cor. Magazine and GravieF
Eu1nes Raes, Druggists, Royal and CustomhOuss
G. n. MORRISON, Agent,
Il Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

TooTHPIoKs,--A very large bundle of tooth.
picks may be purchased in the aroades for atrifle
No one has ever seen. a waiter throw aside those
implements; and it is not easy TO describe the
feelings which oVertake an obserYant diner when
he notices them carefully collected on the tables
by the attendant. The following is from the
Baden correspondent ola daily paper, and it sug-
gests how these things are done on the continent:
"Aman opened arestuaFant here at the begin
ing of the season. Invent well. A stranger went
to dine there in the fifth week of its existence.
Give me a toothpiek, said he. we have none
left replied the waiter. None left, what do you
mean p why, sir, we had a lot at first, hut the
diners not only used them, hut-would you believe
it?-they took them away III London Review.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

BADGERTNG WITNESSES. - The English bench
decided at Westminster, abont a month ago, that
it was principle Of commentary that counselor,
in questioning witness, should address him in
ordinary tones, andin language of respect such
as is employed by one gentleman in conversation
with another that such lawyer has no right 10
question the private business or moral character
of witness, any further than it is apparent they
absolutely affect his reliability, or touch the case
on hand and that witness is not bound to an
swer questions put to him in an insulting or annoy
ing manner. 1t Is be hoped that our Judges
will enforce d similar rule in the courts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

A Wisconsin papersays !: "a few days since
trapper living on Plum creek, east Of Lake Pepin,
Finding bear cub in one Of them, he was about
TO dispatch it when IFS dam made her appearance
and tie frapper put the boys up tree Rand shot
the bear, though without killing her. Bruin was
SO enraged at the distress brought upon herself
and family that an empty gun was q poor defense
against her and onFs hunter was glad to climb the
free afterti boys. But SO was the bear. The
SEQUEL to the story is that after having his boots
nrsftv thorouehly torn to pieces, the trapper
;nananed to reload his rifle while in the tree and
shot tie bear dead.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
what the Patients Say of Dr.. NE"sgteP
pills aud snIve.

1.-THE best Pills for headache ever hsdn
my liver works like an engine thanks to your PtliS.'
~ AN pleased to say to you Dr. Maggiel that would not
without your Pills for curing of morning nau'
ca. for the world"
,'You will ind nclosed one dollar; Your Pills are only
rs cents but consder them worth to one dollarn
Dear DoctorMy tongue had fur on il every morning like
the back Of a cat Your Pills took it away
half pill and crushed it to powder, and gave it in
Jelly to my little babe for cholera The dear little pet
was we'll in three hours after"
al suppose ardy worth while to tell my burned
has got well from the of your Save Inosed find 2
cents for another box to keep in The house"
Send another box of satvs."
Enclosed rs boxes of your Maggiel's Pills
and one OF salye."
The gentle yet searching medicine swallowed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

An enthusiastic Spiritualist, when relating to a
skeptie certain spiritual performances to which he
could testify, said that one occasion the spirit
Of his wife, who had been dead several years re-
turned to him, and, seating herself on his knee,
his qualification, as she used to do when living.
Do you mean to say,n returned the skeptie,
that the spirit Of your wife really embraced you
and kissed yona No, not exactly that, 2 re-
piled the believer; buther spirit took possession
Of the female medium-the future Mrs. - that
is to be, you know-and through her embraced
and kissed me.b
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
xAGqrEns PILLS AND sA1vE

Are almost universal in their effects and can be almost
always guaranteed.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing be productive Of than these Pills
Their magic influence felt and the usual
concomitans Of the distressing disease removed
These remedies made from the pursst
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will not harm the delicate female, and
given with good effect in prescribed doses the
babe.
FOR CUFAEEOUS DISORDERS
And sill eruptious the skin the sALVE invaluable
It does not heal externally alone but penetrated with the
searching effects to the very root Of the evil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

1
THE GHEsr or DRAWERS. The chest Of draw
era will stand beautiful under the window n re-
heated his Rife-as pretty little woman as you'd
see IN a days walk, but with q cruel tongue, thai
would give nineteen to the dozen any day, and moi
think it a trouble. aUnder the Window she said
again with a seornfnl curl on her lip, 1t shall
never 90 under the window while have breath in
my body; no. id shall stand forenenst the window,
where it shall be seen and admired. Under the
window, indeed Iwonder you don't say up the
chinneyii
Z. tt shall 60 under the chimney, Moyna Layery.
IT'S too aisy going / have been with you entirely.
You are never satisfied, and think the whole family
must courtesy to you. 1t shall go under the win
dow. and you had better not dare to hinder it.
4 1t never shall, & said MoYna. " Ill pitch itout
into the street first.
And I'll pitch you out with it for company, .
said Tom.
Ga this, Moyna raised a "wirristhrue y that
you'd hear from this to Bantry, and Toms loud
voice had more noise than sense in it. He took
The stick to his wife, aud she screamed murder;
and at that lucky moment the door opened, aud
there, sure enough, stood Father Barry, and as
became good ana holy man, he asked them what
they we're at, and what they were after; and as
Moyna had the nimblest tongue, she said her hus-
band was that omahaun; that he would have
fhes chest of drawers under the window, which she
would never give into, never she'd lay her bones
in the green ehurehyard tirstln
'.But where's the chest Of draWerslh said
Father Barry May be the fool look didntcome
over both their faces. & The chest of draRers2'
said one "a Is il the chest of drawers?n said the
other. Oh, sorra a chest Of drawers we have at
all-yet.p @
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

TEIEaRAPuSG.-The Ceyion papers state that
ais soon as the Atlantic was laid, d saptain Of a
captain of ship which arrived at Point de Gale,
telegr&phed to his owners at New York through
the agents in London, but the answer was sent d.
rect from New York to Gale. The distance which
the dispatch and the reply travelled, was twenty
thousand miles, and the cost was $3.50.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

A man in Richmond Va, has pet rattlesnalse.
The reptile is docie in Its bearing towards its
master, though, on the approach of stranger, it
instantly rears its crest and springs rattlewhich
means mischief. tits IL years old as indicated
by the number of its ratties, and keeps in good
health and spirits without food or drink.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
DIR. Samuel Gllbert's Preparations,

DR.. Samuel Gtlberts Preparations.
DR. SAMUEL GILBERT, celebrated as having had ior
the last twenty five years, in the treatment Of
CHRONIC DISEASES. ~
the NEST lucrative Medical Practice in the souh has at last
consented to allow several his remedies be
prepared sold proprietary medicines This resolution
has engendered the repeated solicitations of those who
have experienced the of his remarkable professional
skill by the impossbty of giving especial attention to
each of the written applications made him for prescription
by whose pecunay circumstances or business habits
preclude the possibility of applying in person to him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

t'Gantlemen of the jury said Western law
yer, s.would you set rat-trap to catch bear, or
make fools of yourselves by trying 10 spear
would not. Then how can you be guilty of con
victihg my client OF nluFlslaughter for taking the
life of CONAN - The prisoner was acquitted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

We find in an exchange a poem, +" How many
weary pilgrims lis.n Can this refer to those pill.
grims headed by Brownlow, who went through
here the other day, dressed in curses like gar.
ment,n and living in a manner to shame the father
of lies himself III Boston Commercial,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

FIsHnd FOR A GoosE-W When Gen. Hoke's dipi-
sion was on the retreat through this county, one
of the boys haited hook with grain of corn.
and threw it into flock of geese that had been
driven into farmers yard for protection. No
sooner on the ground than il was seized and swat
lowed by the old gander Suddenly his gooseship
was seen to fly over the fence, and with his neck
extended and wings spread, he was following the
soldier The old farmer seeing this, ran out and
exclaimed SDou,t strike him, friend, he won't
hurt youln He had not seen the cord. and sup
posed the gander was for making fight at the
Stranger he followed on forhaIf mile. begging
that his goose should not be hurt; when, to his
utter dismay, the goose mounted the horse with
the rider, and was soon out of sight
Greensboro IN ca News
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
~ REMAULT d. CO.'S

SYRUP OF FERRUGINoUs PERUVIAN BARE.
Chemists to H. B. H. Prince Napoleon, IS RicheHeu Paris,
This preparation has the great RgRRtage of combining
most powerful tones known in the medical world OF perfect
mpidy and ageeahesste this Syrup is taken with pleasure
and suits the most delicate stomachs
1t is par excellence the FERRUGINOUS TONIC which
should be administered ladies' Of delicate constitution, to
young persons backward in attaining the of puberty and
pioyed in the treatment Of CboGr5ss Aneea Pale Com
pexion Gastrics GasralGe Whites, Lencorrhea, Debility
Want of Appetite, Poverty Of Blood, etc,
Agents in New York Mr. BECKER l29 Grand street New
Orleans Messrs DUCOEGE, DELOGHE and the principe
Chemists.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
DIR. MAGGIEL's PILLS,

AS an arbous remedy the following eztracta from VarioR
letters will be- hoped, sufficient importance to 1uSN
thequoting OF them here:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
nE. j. WHITES KNsTETUTE-
asa oARoNDELET sTREEE
In rear Of the City Hall.


The FIRST aim of human beings happiness and happiness
implies health of body and mind.
Dr. Whites experience thirty-one years
extensive practice in large cities have brought him
treatment vast amount of every form Of disease both
and chronic
Hisremedes the stomach liver blood and al
secreons and xcreons of the entire system in unhealthy
aheahy condition Instead of nurug any part of the y8
the constitution they and repair the injuries
and wastes of the entire orgsnism with truly mind
asound body.
established for the ofa acute
Diseases VIZ Rheumacs, Colds Coughs Bronchitis Lsryr
chtis Asthma Consumption all diseases of the Throat
Lungs Heart Liver, spins Stomach Bowels; Cosyeness
Dyspepsia scroula Kings Evil White Swelngs all Sores
Ulcers Abcesses Cancers Piles Fisula Syphilis and Gonor
rheain all their stages Mecural and hereditary aint rad
caimpurtes of the Blood JRRndce Diseases of the Eyes
Brain, Goitre, big Neck Diseases the Kidneys Gravel
Diabets Dropsea Diseases all Female Ailments Weakness
Wasting and Nervous Affections; Sick Nervous Sun Head
ache Depression of Spirits Hppocondra Hyserics Fits
spssms We repeat euptona akin all sorts Of
Ulcers of whatever NATURE the ncpent Cancer which
zevouy acthumany speedily and permanently cured
One hours spent at the Institute with Dr. White m
quently weeks of fever othersuerngsoten life
Now that communication open again. he receives easper
sonay and by letter formally from oil parts country
Consultation free-stsmps not "foreotten.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
A GeEAr sranoH.-Hooper, Of the Montgomery

"A GREAT observation-disclosures, oil the montgomery
Gala. Mail, once gave the following report of the
greatest speech he ever heard:
A fellow was indicted up in the old ninth, when
Tom CT was solicitor, for gambling, to-wit (:
Playing short cards, at a certain locality known
as Frog Level, Col NJ defended him. and
contended before the jury, that though the State s
evidence tended to show that his client, with q
bottle of liquor in his pocket accompanied the
crowd, who, it was shown, did actually play, yet
itnever did. with absolute certainty locate him as
one Of the players. Said he, by way of pefora-
tom
Gentlemen Of the inry-The witness have told
you that Peter Wyatt was thar, and q playing, for
he noticed his hand, and it was d full on queens !!
Harry Snow was thar, and he was playing for
he hiit too little par
William Epson was thar, and he played, cause
witness noticed in particular, that he had nothia'
but an ace!
Bill Conaor was thar, and he played gentlemen,
for. he had tile bully hand-four high heeled
jacks
But gentlemen, when | come to ask him about
Abraham Pitken-my clients hand-what did he
say, gentlemen2 Why, nothin', gentlemen, ok
cept that if Abe hilt any hand, he disremen1bered
IL! And now, gentlemen Of the jury, because my
client was seen going down TO Frog Level with a
bottle of liauorin his pocket, and the witness cant
remember as he hilt any hand at all, when bully
hands was out, and him the best player in the
crowds that's that say, gentlemen of the
Jury, is that any reason that my client was guilty
of the crime of gambling
1t is almost needless to say that the jury saw the
nonsequitur and acquitted the detendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
FRENCH EMBASSY AT VIENNA,

FRENCH EMBAssY VIENNA, Z
Vienna August Is, 1865, )
Mesars Grinaut & Co., Chemists at Paris:
repyto the letter You addressed his EEceency tho
EnbassadOr have the inform you that Professor
Ketzinsk is of high standing at Vienna; that be 10
personally much thought Of and for of the best
Chemists in Germany. PlERRET,
Consul and Attdche to the Embassy.
General Depot in Paris ut GRINAULT d CO.'S, 43
Richeieu, In New Orleans, at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

SHAKING HANDS WITH STEEL TRAP.W While
listening to he speech Of the Southern loyalist /"
ainian present. the following "Reminiscences Of the
aIovaI Hunniout family, which is too good to be
loaf. "a plsnter near Richmond, Virginia, was in1,
Ssi5e slTaeris speeeh) of Ethiope hue, that de
IA rieears was stealing oh de oorn.n The
5ontst san az Ham was Instructed to set steel
trap il the crib and await results. The next
s,orainsr eTnbo rushed 10 his master with the ex
ss1si,a5ion Dress de LORD, masser, if thar isn't
one o5 dem white HuRnicutt fellers out dan at de
eTib sbaken' hands like hell wild dat steel trap !"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

mr., I, ,gs IN rtfs WRgK.--The following is a
nretts. versSan at q certain Devonshire tEngand)
euDefstitoa, which, from us language, appears TO
Be connected with the North:
Mondays BARN is fair q flcei
Taesday's BARN = FIJI Of graee
Igednesday'g Bafn's the child OF w0ei
Thursdays BARN has Tar 10 gos
Ftridsxts BARN 10 l6sing and 90 wing
safrg54vis Bairl sSofe S ha' d for his5iytngS
Bat ina gaFn that il born on the Sabbath dsyr
81 5pGFy al,d bonnie, and Wise. ana gay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

rENHERAPEUTIC VALUE OF GRIMAuLT d
I CO.'S Chemists in Paris

= ~ . NCHoA10so - ' . r,. No.,
FerrUgin0uS syrup OK FeruHA"h marx
In solving problem hitherto declared unsoyaba by all
sayants / e. the COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK
called Ferrurnons Syrup Bark Messrs. GIRL
ThITLT Il 60 Chemists to Il. T. Fl. Prince Napoleon,
Paris have discovered OF unexceptonal merit and
the most highly competent persons In recognizing Ito
great medical value
The following important document has been received from
Germany country the first chemists In
The world II Kleznsk Chemical AnayTer
10 fbe Law Courts testdes following terms TO the
value of the Syrup Bark Gazette Of Vienna, Get
IL 1852
sstIs a nss of derePt parts Of his PURE
WI NJ WEDJCINES the more so as the iron
- isicad IN aidiIi1n IN lis apreeable flavor Is much
a anidi9 ahsorh tban sny other errrginous medicine
" III; S0US SYRUP Ia therefore npa
~ 3 net 1a+,nacentieai nrep1ratop-s truly scenihcsl
a. @ ,bisF ,eS nlvs3 lie therapeutic problem
i sa9gbt giyine irog aid bark ii simple ind
f1r1r free from deect and satisfactory 10 all parties
fSjg1edi VINCENT KLETZINs6I,
fyfg1sir Apnlvafr III HE LAW (on~s HOSPITAL Chemist
l. 4 r. DU WIEDEN
~ Il ~ a. n xghat terms The Freneh Arbass4t6r ID
rsis. ~ Mssgrs j;rifGult 4 Ga Id regards lie hrh
sti.,stiS ~, IL, y,;ctI NJ LJletgfngk ii Il, heId!
~ = FREEjH EMBASSY Ar VtErNA,
Via.1ng auBIsf lfqf6 I
q. In rart IN +t iettar TGn gTI-essa1 To hin
,iI VII I teyo tl,a tIror 10 J7orrn vor
- II n man ri Hi, standing nj Vienna
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
Nervous Headaches and NeHr"lsias
BETTER Tllnn Copnlba.

Avsgetebs substance used from time nmemorial in Bsi
and entirely inOhenbiye.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
MEDICAL.
DR. aAaeIEE1s PILLS AND sAAyH-

nR. nHAGeIEL's PILLS AND sAAVE--
A NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MEDICINE.
Dr Mnesleps Pnla and salve.
These wonderful Medicines familiar to the peop'
that but little Endorsement OF their value as Fhyslc psea u
made The Psof Or. Msggel contain no mineral. IheS
grippe they do enleehle the system Ny eNue
purging. They are universal in creating
A VIGOROUS APPET1TEl
And correpondngy strengthen the digestion They tone tn
Liver clear the Head and steady the Nerves 10 those "h
are not familiar with the use Of
DR. MAGGIEL's PILLS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
ERENCM MEDICINES IN VOGUE
BY GRINlAULT & CO.,
Chemists 70 IN. i. III. Prince Napoleon
4s RUE RICHEMEU, FARES,
No More Cod liver OIL.
GRrMAULT's SYRUP OF IoDIzED HORSE RADIsu
This syrup employed with the greatest Huccess ia place Of
OF the chest scrOiula Emphatic dsorers green sick
ness atony and loss of appetite It egePeEstes the
powerful depGativo known i never atgues the stomach
young children subject obstruction the and
AT last Is very enicacious in the diseases of the skn
| No More Consumption.
| GRIMAULTs SYRUP. OF HYPHosPHATE OF LIME
This medicine is sovereign remedy in phthisis and
serious Symptoms Tie c5agR einoIs s al ap 5he s @Sfs
cease and the patient rapidly RECEIVERS his health
No More Poverty of the Blood and Pala
Complexion.
DRs. LERAs' PHOSPHATE OF IRON.
Thsnew orugnous medicine contains the elements the
blood an bones in liquid 1t is different from
ali hitherto the public liquid coIoress taste.
less It speedily ch0r0s pains in the stomach dicus
The majority Of the Medicine recon-.
Phosphate Of Iron to indies OF delicate constitution
suffering from aIemi1 and all other persons tRtlgEed
over anxiety emotions oveWorE general debility
Il the only preparation which constipation
and De borne by the most delicate st0maehs
Nervous Headaches and NeuraIgias
Instantaneously cured by
qRfMAULT,s BRAZILIAN GUARANA.
vegetable substance time mmemorial in Brasil,
and entirely nohenbiye
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MEDICINE.
A VIGOROUS APPETlTEi

And eorrespondingy strengthen the digestion They tone the
Liver clear the Head and steady the Nerves To those who
are familiar with the use Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

Orders received from the country viii meet with prom t
attention. JAMES CONCEAL
20 st, Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

SUPERIOR OLD CABINET BRANDY,
DEDICATED