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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02
For the Crescent.

My Dear Noretiettd--l nave LOT soHe weehs
perused your sprightly letters ana oecoihe oeeps
Interested in your future. nave pic'ufeu you "
myself as very young very lovely anu RAINIER sfeeh'
OF course you have tender, soui-iit due eyes,
lovely blonde hair, falling IN sou, waving curs' 'he
form of sylph. Your miho Is JUST a"aAenins "
consciousness Of its powers; you are ioohlhg
around you, and beiievihg that al - goiu lha'
glitters." VI an afdeht' iinpfessiohaoie has"fe'
cruel fate has thrown you lh1o the company p'i-
iteians; you nave heafo tileh speaA VI eie'"ons'
political ambition, affairs OF state I'LL your whoie
soul is fired and hlled with thelr hooie' aisinter
ested patriotism, and you desire 10 De nearer
witness OF the melee.
As you are woman anu consequently iieap"-
bic, through the lbJusuce anu Jealousles ., .iio
worser SEX from assuming Ille posi'ol III poii1o7
you, IN common with Inc rest Oh ioYeiy "oniah
would NIL SO charmhgly-you desire W hi"iiJ Oh
editor. "1e gods-oi me pFeSs-PreseFYe hei
gentle iovelness from suc1'' ia'e' NUS oeeh my
earnest prayer ever since lreae youf ie''ei VI 'e
18th. In my dreams nave seen 5ou ieu W VIC
altar By the eadihg writer oi soAe one oi our Guy
papers. Like that much'to-pePltied "hlle' the
ancient Mariner my spirit nav peeh "reAoneo
with herce agony, I'LL prolhseu IL feliel ny eiF'
ing form to my doleiuL antclpat'ns' ana warning
you from the fearful ABYSS over whose dla@y
heights you are STILL nope IN maiden nedtat'oh
fancy free " lowering, aHured ntsyouF dangerous
position by that love OF eNcltemen Tor Whieh your
sex is SO renowned. Positively mydearest love- 10
marry an editor is like having nth wheel 10
coach.
Of course. you know for WHIST the lord gave
woman that useful appendage kno"n AZ husband
In case you may never have glVe1 the subject sefl
GUS consideration, and taking pity on your youth
and consequent innocence, l will enumerate
Firstly, to pay bills and indulge you in all YOU
little tastes for hundred dollar Iaes, 6Yo"'er'e$
etc. Editors are proverbiaEly p@r-they never
have dollar. Who overheard Off thief breaking
into an editors sanctum, or even iouse' anu ma
ing anything more to take than rusty steel pen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02
= THE OLD NEGRO AND THE PREsIDENT-The
Washington Union is responsible for the follow

The ObD NEGRO AND THE PREsIDENT.-Ihe
Washington Union is responsible for the follow
ing:
Asa part of the res gestoe of the ed, and as
belonging to the varied sights and emotions ; Of tne
day, We give the following rich scene when &C.
CURED at the headquarters of sergeant Ecklote,
OF the seventh precinct, City Hall. Present, inc
sergeant, his clerk and an old negro man named
George, sort of sexton of the building.
His Excelency the President of the United
States, escorted by Mayor Wallack and other dis
tnrushed functionaries of the district are discov-
cred by the sergeant as they alight from the car
riape And enter the building if they were going
to he room occupied by the criminal court.
Sergeant Look, George! be quick that's THE
President"
Negro. whar, whars he gwinc-I say, whar's
Serpeant-sG ICING to court, suppose, George:
Negro Glory glory! fore SOD o h4? Sst It
he done knowed they was g,wine to have hin
fore do court. Thank God for dat, say.
The countenance of the old negro brightene'
up, and sure enough he was convinced that tn
President had Just been arrested for vetolng tn
negro bill, and was being carried to court b.
| Mayor Wallach. .. f.. ....
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02

New DRUG sroRE.-Mr Oscar Robin, a gentle
man of this State, well known both in city and
country for his science and sllillas chemist and
apothecary has just received q large stock OF
fresh and genuine drugs, medicines, chemicals,
etc., al, No. 4s Royal street, which he offers to
planters and the trade at the lowest market prices
We cheerfully ask readers to refer to Mr.
Robins advertisement; he is worthy in every v ay
of public confidence and patronage. r.. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02

FAIR FOR THE ORpHANs.-The good people OF
the Crescent City are reminded that talr Will oe
held at the hall of Mechanics Institute, during the
week beginning Monday, April 3oth, under the d.
recton of the Sisters of the Holy Cross for the
benefit of the Orphan Girls Asylum of the lmmac-
uate Conception, Third District.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02

CHICKEN HArcHED BY A WoMAN.-A negro
woman of Weston, Lewis comfy, West Virginia,
Matched chicken by keeping the egg warmin her
bosom. Who is the mother OF the chicken? g g
We find the above item of news in a valued ex-
change, and most respectfully submit it for the
consideration of some Of our sapans. For our
part we must confess that we a;e at loss to de-
termine which is the mother. It would be good
subject for debating club
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02

PETROLEUM. IN SOUTH AMERIoA.-The petroleum
beds of the province of Irejay, South America,
have been examined, and it is found that for the
distance of twenty-five leagues the beds abound
with the bituminous matter which yields kerosene.
From the experiments thus far it is found to be
very pure and not giving that offensive smell
usually found with kerosene. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02

A descent was made on body of smugglers at
Bristol, Mass, recently The goods were N
rels Of rum covered up uider the hay, and about
ninety thousand cigars, in boxes about the size q
a sugar box, bale Of cigars, and sixteen deml-
johns of liquor, near the door, ready for trans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02

The sales yesterday Friday were estimated at 2o1 p"e ss
G, o hi nrice Middling upland generally quoted at
The stock on is estimated at $780, bags imcang
n3 sJn American Quantity at from India 6SOvo bales
MAS6HEsTER MARKET MARCH vas rbe
batter yarns have improved Id and cloth I'd y ID during the
week. - ,.-., cnon,o G. ~ w,La
6ed Sash Z Co report continued dizziness Flour in retail
% NJ late rates winter red los CLOS Cd q Genital Corl
AZ and I'd lower on the week; Mixed 2as @2Ss 3D.
Anfe Co report Bee in good request ut fun rates fo5k
81, and arrivals cleared landed Bacon again i92s
Ss "u Hams also dearer Lard in good demand; sales
American up to us. Cheese is queter ~"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02

German committed suicide in Philadelphia on
Sunday last. In his ,oom was found the following
farewell: ,,,,,
artillery, U. S. A.. aid got a disease (palsy) in
the service, from the fleets of which was obliged
to stop work, in consequence applied for pen
sion from the United Safes government. not re-
ceiving any support firm the government ms II
been obliged to kill mysaf. CHI,
= "JoH. RADIUS, from Gotha."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02
Aleu- Orleans 9ailg Qrestent.
BY c. p. NC.

BY c. p. Nc.
In future years, my darling, think,
When brighter scenes surround thee,
OF one who lived his dreary way,
Nor knew the glory Of the day,
Nor loved it, till he found thee.
And when the record of the years,
Still faithful shall have proved me,
0, weep the hour that saw US part;
And whisper softly to your heart,
He loved me
And oh my love, should sorrow come,
And shower tears about thee;
When fasehood and suspicion smart,
Think mid that winter Of the heart,'
On one who meier could doubt thee.
And when a sad, unhappy fate,
Afar from thee hath moved me,
Think all our loving DER again,
And whisper softly, softly then,
He loved me
aIG1ERs La, March, 1866 ... r. ....
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02

WILCOX Il GIBBs' Machine will sew, hem, tdl'
braid, tuck, gather, quilt, cord and enbrolder WIN
perfect satisfaction Wilcox & Gibbs are repaird
and warranted at No. St. Charles street. Pleaa
call and examine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02

The sheriff sells at auction this day at III o'eock
A. NJ, on Julia street, near Claiborne, machlAqy'
etc. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02

Why are young ladies' atthe breaking up Q. a
out a beau, and are in culver till they get one
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02

al suppose, John, that if were to jump into
the water here L should find it over my head and
.earsY' cover your head, Hardy, perhaps not
over your ears.h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02
COTTON FACTORS, ETC.

CPEED, SUMMERS d. CO., ..-
NO. zs cARoEDRLET STREET, NEW ORLEANS, La,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Commercial Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02

cation has heen in large general demand from consnm
or ghout week. aud te export houses nave HIP
air average business Holders however, nave supp wv
demand readily though descriptions Nn0e especas
Trnap show advance compared with last Weeks ieS'
this is general -. ,,,o,, 1,,,+ Sc ct IN freely
American in extensive deInan but IS SUI eS
,ied nj a,.ut former quotations The advance IN Eyptah
SSld per the week, but in other descriptions h1e
E1y nny Improvement The ales Of the week adu up
~ 500 to Spectators and 9O for export The
| innSa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02

w f. sMAFFEE,
SUCCESSOR TO BURNS sHAFFER
COTTON FACTOR and GENERAL COMMISSION aha
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
100 aravier street, New Orleans
VIII give particular attention TO buying and selling the pro-
ducts of the Southern and western ssatea
-RzYERs
Eessra Lee Biigs & Co., New York.
Sawyer, Wallace Co., New YORK
Harvey. seudde. CO., Boston, hssa
Dan Abel Co.,. st. Louis Mo-
Hall, Woodward e. Co., St. Louis, No,
Hampstead, Norton h Co., Chicago, Ill
]. ". Pottle, Esq. Chicago III.
g. a. Kennedy Co., New Orleans
HARLOW j. PHELPS d CO.,
| CARLOW J. PHELPS, Of New Orleans g. 3. BuCKgER,
| Of Kentucky3
| Cotton Factors
AND .s. ...
| GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. ~ Graver street. between Camp St. Charles n O.
Having associated with commercial house Of
| HARLOW J. PHELPS CO., propose giving my per-
sona attention TO their business and respectfully solicit
them the patronage Of my friends and the public
g. B. BUcKsER
December 2, 1885.
HOGAN 81 PATTON, -arl z
w. q. HoGAN,lsts Yazoo County, Miss,
| JOHN PATTON, New Orleans, La,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Marquise de la Valette and husband vs.. X. Nj
ZONES and Connolly & Co--Buchanan u Gilmore.
John Henderson, Jr.
Lea & Leavitt vs.. Hobart Il Fosters. H. TORY
j. X. Goodl0e.
Hostetter Il Smith vs.. j. Z. Bohler--rule-J. @
A. Fellows. A. Miller.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07

MCPHERSON Il. FERG ySSON.

MCPHERSON d FERG USSON.
57l Pa Avenue corner lst St. East Capitol
Hll. Washington. II {.
Dealers IN DRJGS. MEDICINES and
CHEiUl .iIS: E}N'GF Aud TONEFIh-
TIlLE>: SG"GEON,>' BfYHiNfi ana
C4HRL4GE SrONEE; H.tHi, N}L an
TOOTH BRF>H#; COMBS; BtI3
.NI.N: ij-B.N".> EN3RAFT> ; PIhl-
loss Nlf,iFT BLOO NLNG CHREj>;
COLOG.Nf.; POMIDES; nam OIL,
Sc. Sc, &c.
pAyiisol', Svrups (the best in u,e J; ES-
sex Eve Alll Ear Syringe and l>"n'hc Hard
Rubber. G.aSs ant Metal Sylin1c>; Genuine
Castle Soap: G3ycenne, Honey and other
Toilet Soaps, &c.
Farm,rs, Phys'cjanS and Country Mer-
chants Y1ll rind our >to X Of Medicines com
p.c,t. ana n( the best quality.
Prescriptions Compounded with care. and
orders tiicd With despatch.
March -, lS5G--3m. z.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
Iu2DLVENT HOTICI.
Petition for ! In the Circuit Gu
ms olveLcy. for 81 Mary'S conn

DY virtue Of authority vested IN me. as
xp Clerk of the Clrcuit Court for Saint NJ a
rvs county. it is hereby ordered hat Logan y
Smith. az Insolvert Petitioner he and appear
before the seiH court on the third Monday oi
June next, TO answer such interFocaforleS "r
alterations aS MS creditors, en3ors"rs. or Sc
c,uities NAV allege or propose against h1'n,
an. that SAID In~olvent can,e copy ol TINS
notice to be published in the Saint Mary :
GAzlTTE, once week for three months. pre-
yious to said third Mon lay of June next,
$50. \. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
Tue copy-TeSt ~,
,JNO. A. CAVALIER, Cl d
March Sth. l665-3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07
IUNl lg}ER.

WE are prepared to furnish lumher to
w order. delivered at Poor Jack Landing,
on the Potomac. al the following prices =
cPinr, Chesnut Red Oak anc! Poplu""' l"m
10 at from so to So. so per tllous a. a' :
hordng to quantity taken.
snitabIe for fencing and whsr!S.
Address. "Montross. Wc,:,nor>land CO., Va
+ l.. WHARTON x. co.
March s, lS66-3nl.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07

Also, a fine assortment Of ! adj s Dress
Goods. They invite particular atte nton to
their very LARGE assortment Of Ready Ma3a
C!otaing. which they offer very how.
Also. BOOTS. SHOES. HATS and CAPS.
They sell The best Brogan, from - 80 10
$2.75 Mems Boots from :; to s., and eth
er articles at equally low iat';.
Come aul! examine in order to be corvin-
ced.
JAMESON & COUGH
Chaptico
Md.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07
Co-Partnership Notice,
-7 OTrCF OF DISSOLUTION

N7 OTICF OF DISSOLUTION.
= The Partnership Of TFEiO 1
MORGAN is this day llSSOLN Ed y
mutual consent
JAMES s NORs1AN j authorized
and EN- powered to collect al claims aad
accounts Que the frn aa3 The oredl orS ot
the firm ale respectfully requested 10 pres
ent their claims to j ANF.S S NoHH ~
for pavmeut. to whom the assets NJ the ;l-rn
have been ,rsusf .rred. TO enabl" hirI to
pay all the creditors Of the firm of lrego,
Morgan & Co aul Trrgo / Morgan.
A. TREEO
J s. MORGAN.
Baltimore, March Is, 1856.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07
OFFICERS:
GEO p THOMAS, PreSnfrnt
BoARp OF DIErc TONS;


GEO p. THOMIS. PreThf-ns-
BoARp OF DIExo roks'
Hamilton Easter. Of Hamilton Easter < Co.
.4Hen L Chapman, of N'Fk!""d' Ch"Se y
Co
Geo. P. Thomas. Of Helm, N''odemns &
70.
Hugh Si<son, Steom Marble Works.
Hiram WOODS, jr, of DoaSherty, "ods
Co.
Geo. II. Miller, of Conroth, Miller
Thomas Cassa.a. Of Gilbert Cassarc
Son.
W,luarn Devries. of VIM Devries Co.
Charles Weob Of Thomas & Co.
JOHN WDaVS, Sec'y,
7 w HANK. NJ r. Medical Examiner.
cuR,,. Jous,ox, NJ. D. Consulting Physl
Thomas ]. Stone, VI. D. Medical Examiner
for Saint Mary's County.
E-No charge for Pohc les. Stmps Me
deal Examination.
For Tables Of Rates &c, upply at the Office
ofthe Company
No. Is SOUTH ST.
ever Franklin Bank,
J.7MES 5. DOWNS.
Leonard,own,
.qgent for ST.. Mary's County
august 9Th. lS65-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07
Is;3LVsH|T1 EQINB.
Petition for /, In the Circuit Court
Iuso vencv. { for s.. Mary'> County.

gaI~ virtue nf authority vested N me aS
- C.rx of / Circtit Conrt lnr - Nj
rvs c-.,~,v. = j. h-rtI.y 'rd.rrl thA, W.
liam r. a.'rcta. an l,'sn'~cNt Peu''ni er be
and ape I ie'o,e the >a,i : uFt on re tdTd
Monday ot ja.e asNt, - "uSwtr socA inter-
rogatorieS ~ allegations rs lis creditors. en-
dor>er- or securities nav a'lege OF propose
against him and that sail InSnlvent clu>e
copy o( this nn'ce to be pnbiSA,@i in ine ~.
Narv's GAZtTTE once week tnr 'hre'
months. previous 10 said tiird MoLday oil
June next.
JNO. A. CAMALIEn, CfA.
True corv-TeS;:
JNO. a. CAMALlEE. C'k.
March l5 lSo6-sm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07
Nov. I'd, ls65-tf.
NOT 'ICIe

TT'IIE undersigned take this method ofmform-
Z ing the pubic that they are still associated
ogether in the Carpenters business, and viii
contract tor the bUildlns of Houses OF c'ssy
description. All work viii be executed with
dispatch, and IN all contracts for Dwellings
special attention VIII be paid to Brcklaymg
Plastering art Painting.
All riders addressed "a them at Leonarttown,
Md, will receive prompt attention,
GEORGE HORNE,
TI!O.E.}S c. GREEN YELL,
My i:hl5j5 y
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07
E s. MORGAN HAVING BOUGHT

N s. MORGAN HAVING BOUGHT
QD OUT THE Interest of Trrg". Morgan
& Co., will Continue the BUSINESS at
No. l49 WEST PRATT STREET. op-
po>ite the Maltby House. With grateful
thanks to his friends and tue ppblic for
their patronage and confidence, lie respect
fully asks continuance OF their kind
ness He earnestly requests th't all per-
sons indebted to the old firms of Tr,so 4
Morgan. aud Trcga. Morgan & Co, make
immediate. payment - him, a his office,
No, l49 WEST PRATT STREET.
ReSnccifnljy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07
5oIuablc 1)aiiht Iuano.


NAA LBS SOLUBLE PACIFIC GU
%OO ANO contains 70 lbs. 0nimdt mat
ter Welding to g lbs. ammonia.
Also 50 to 90 lbs ea'thY booe Phosphate
ot Hme 30 lbs Of which are soIsh[e pIo&ptn'c.
II combines al! the advantages Of the hest
brands of Super Phosphate, with those OF Pc
ruvian (;uanO.
By reason Of its greater concentration, we
recommend 20 per Ct less by weight to be
used per acre, than Of any fertilizer costing
the same per ton and no more per acre than
of those selling at 20 per CT. more per ton
Hence is ccJH"nly
This cua,c weighs G5 lbs. per NushcI, hence
IN applying It farmers must be governed by
wcirht and not br l,ulk, for it Is much light
er then the Su,er Phosfhacs. Lrcy cargo
ddy inspectcd ,.. oa
GENERAL AGENTS FOR TIE South,
II South Street Baltimore
March Is, 1S0G--Sm.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-16
An1msena.nts.

NEW METRoPoLTTAN.-M Miss Kate F'letch
er's impersonation of Pauline" in the
highly attractive play OF the Lady of
Lyons, /" last night, was the theme OF uni
versal admiration by the highly intelli-
gent and truly select audience that wit
messed It. We have never seen the char
acter better sustained Miss Kate Fletcher
Is an exceedingly attractive actress, and a
very fascinating lady.
Mr.. GoIden's representation OF" Claude
Meinotie" was really very fine. He never
won so many fine panegyrics. He really
excelled himself.
Miss Richmond's widow" was excel
lent, and indeed all the parts were well
sustained We have seldom seen better
acting at the New Metropolitan. Miss
Kate's songs in the farce were warmly APP
plauded. She has a sweet voice. well cul-
tivated. Tonight Miss Kate Fletcher
takes beneft.and 1t will not be creditable
TO the appreciation of true dramatic tai
emit on the part OF our citizens II the
house Is not crowded, This is positively
her last appearance but one.f She
win, Tonight, appear In her great charac-
ter OF Camille, or the fate Of "a Coquette."
in which character she Is saidto excel.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
thc Resnonslhle Organ.

The stomach IN the responsible organ OF
the systeIn. IL the digestion Us imperfect,
every member, every gland every muscle.
every nerve and nbre. Ii more or Tess out OF
brain IN clouded. The spirits are depressed.
All dyspeptics know this 70 be the truth.
IL III not, however, half the truth. Col
umns would be required 10 enumerate the
pains had penalties of dyspepsia, nor
could any pen do them justice. Tens OF
Thousands Jaet them; no man can deacrtbe
Can they DO preventcdf Can they be 70.
lieved7 Can they be- banished at once ana
forever uHQUEs fIoNABLT THEY CAN,
No dyspepLic has ever taken HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH BITTERS In VAN.
Believe no one who says the complaint u
incgra5ie; This great Vegetable stoniaehte
thousand cases over which medieai practi-
tlonern have shaken their heads ominouh-
iy, saying, Nothing can be done"
The faculty has It's failacles One Of them W. ~
lis that indigestion III the most dlfhcuit ~
all the ordinary ailments OF mnnk s,ltnI.e'
Nothing can be easier than 20 eonHue,, , ~ -
the ff7le specific be Administered; Ino 49, -
table combination which mas Dsnv,iii% 49,
mona throughout the civllixafda MIL w
HOSTETTER'B BTOMACH bii > i,lpp ., X
an antidote TO the disease wnieh ~, , I, r.
evervwhare nrocurabIe. II you wish 10
fool with the dyspepsia, try the phhrultlco-
poeia preacri ptiOns. III you want 70 Tuot W
o4GE and prevent ils recnrIeherr lhke ltle
feseIynonv II, It's favor. II there IL IA man
or womaa who has ever tried IL for indi-
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Raa mot Lrannpircd. Universal, uncontrta-
dioted praise avouchea ~ wonderful tonic
virtues. lA fHttthlH HAasH q
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-16
A Crown of Glory.

Every Man. Woman and Chill who has
sTERLING's AMBROsIA
Is willing 70 recommend IL. Three years
of rapidly increasing sale have made the
Ambrosia famous all over the world.
IT ~ WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
IL cares Itching OF the Head.
IL makes new Hair grow on Bald Heads
10 prevents the Hair from Falling Out. -
10 renders che Hair Soft and Glossy.
CleRnHos the Scalp, Cools the Heated Brow,
Removes DandInH. Cares Nervous Head
Moi1e, Cures Badness, InAures Luxuriapt
Looks, lnclines Hair to Curl, Superccdes
Wigs, Kills Hair Eaters-effect apparent at
en0e.
staf a. T0THH LApIEss HKrs
We say, tho Arnbrosih will suit you TO a Il.
Elegantly put up. Delicately perfumed
Patronized by Opera Singers and Actresses.
Sold In splendid, boxes or cartons, contain
Ing two large bottiee-No. 2 for morning
No. for evening.
There IN no mistake about 10, STER-
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agreeable and effective toilet In the world.
TO prove this, try carton.
Sold by Druggists.
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COMPANY.
2lb Fulton Street, New York.
Aovi2dwly.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-16
Mus. WRIST. low IIL
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which greatly facilitates the nrocaas
teethlnE by softening the gums. reduc,ns
All infiammations, viii Allay ALI, PAIN
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SURE TO REGULATE TIR BOWELS.
Depend upon Il, mothers, 1t win give r.at
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We have put up ard sold this article for
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terms Of Communication OF its magical
ctiecta and medical virtues. We speak IN
enis matter s0hat ace do know," after thirty
years experience. and pledge our reputation
~ ne t'atGdsncnt Of t0hdf zee here declare. In
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-16

ARREsTED.-It will be gratifying to
a man we know of, to learn that the
" Gentlemen" who threw the train
from the track on the Louisville and
Nashville Road last week, have been
captured, and are now in Jail. Twen-
ty years each in the Kentucky Peni-
tertiary will be well merited fate.
This prompt capture will add no little
to the safety of travel over the road.