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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-23

DOCTOR CAROW'S
SPECIFIC.

NOW THAT WE ANTICIPATE CHOLERA
~ in our midst. IL behoCyes all 10 secure. AID
keep on hand. some known and ehectual remedy
for any emergency, and this we find in DOCTOR
CAKOW'S SPECIFIC. which be prescribed and
used with such unb0unded success. (scareely ever
losing easel When this se0urge visited Nash
most eminent and successful physicians. and when
his old friends learn this remedy can be had thou
sands who have tested it, virtues viii not lail 10
have 10 on hand. IL j. no Patent Medicine. but
compound from the Prescription Of this distin-
g1ished Practitioner There can likewise be no
better remedy for cholera m0rbus. diarrhWa and
dyEentaFy. For sale By
r. p. JENKINS & CO.. Druggists.
- Market street, opposite Union.
Tnavl7-tf
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lber ben 3aun, un6 er tpur6e immer einIilbi
ger. SEPT idtpieg er ean3 uuo AUDI 1te idmie9
eS ipatlte uno tuO9te in ibr BON nieber9etdmpf
ten &brdnen Der Gufresuna, be8 3OrnS, Der Sci
0tenl@att uno 8ei@dmung 3usleid 9a pTb
ll0 tpanote iie IiG um, ilber uno ilber elibeno
uno ia9te
Nir mCQen 3uridgeben. @eben Sic mi,
oen S6rm, Sic tperben ibn nod serbreheu
uno er iO(l nit ouf Die Geiie. gBir tpoqen ro.
lper 9eben, i'd babe nod piel gu paden. gBiI=
len Ste, baB mir oaOOr sraut, tpie i& inoenen
IN melner 8llbung 5uridtOmmen tperoe? 9ie
en9llaen a6nise, Die sic mir aus Dem
shakespeare 10 t&6n einseprdgt baben, lueroeu
mlr l6merlih i'm aOpf bleiben. SIS 1T @6aoe
Drum, aber mas Ioll i'd MAIDEN i? Wenn i6
mteoertonme - ober tper tueiB, Of bic Sante
mI3 nldt ben QSinter iiber bel Ii6 feIt hd(t
Nun oenn, eS oauert oieIlei6t Sabr uno Iaq,
big Sic mid einnoL lberb6reu t6nnen, Ii. fDenn
lp i%Ie3t bPftebe, 70 enti4ulOi9t MID bic lanqe
3eit 1
als am anbern Norsen ber &eiepuqer Dor
oetl1 9aule ltano uno iie IdUn eingeitieoen paz
rem, trat er mob einn1ol an ben Wa9en16lad.
Gr reldte einen 8lumenltraub binein - Die
Wtutter nabn ibn NIT freunoIihen 9anf. Guoez
ME ntdte ibm better gu ltno CAB ibm ibre 6ano
i'm 5anofhub. 6inter bem Sdleier idb er
nl@t bic Sldiie ibres @eliats uno Die qer5tbel
tenglu9enlioer. 9ann 14lOB er bic Maqerz
tbilr unO 5cs ben 6ut. ing
Ods tpar int Serblt 9epeIen. 9llS Te i'm
tteFen Winter suriidtebrten,b otte ct inswiI6en
b eStaot perlaiien mii6en, um an einem teiz
men @ertdt in Der BrOpin5 gu arbeiten. GrIt
i'm SOmmer tOnnte er tpieoer bic upbl6etannte
@lOde an Der @artentbire 5iebeu. Wfan iaotF
ibm, oaB 8elu6 I'M ,Sauie fe, bic Gettern uno
1nOere Sreupe. Gr beitellte, oaB er tpieberfontz
men perpe 9lber Der taLte @ruB ber Wlutter
bic tbm Saa8 barauf auf Der StraBe beqeonete.
Iieb ibn fablen, baB er eS nidt finoen tplroe.
pie er eS tpitnlGte uno er fam nift pieoer.
Ob man i6n bennc6 permiBte? gGer fonnte
bic Sdriit entratbien, bic auf GugenienS blaller
Strn itano, al8 ie bret Sabre IpGter bem
Wunne, ben ibr bic 0tutter gemd6tt, Die 6ano
rei6te! DO6 iebt, Oa iie iiber Die 3eilen bes
8riefe8 binpeg in hie Gergan9enbeit bIidte.
Hangen ibr Die gBprte zines na6oenfli6en 9ieo>
henS our6 Die Seele:
S9 bdtte t6nnen 9lidlider ietn,
uno 9lIdli4er MAIDEN! =
(6Ortiebun9 fOIgt)
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Sa8 er0bte nnb belt aliOrtirte Q8ein> unO
2tqueur=@el4dft 1T
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Sas 9r6bte nnb belt aIiortirte g8ein= unt
2iqueurz@el4dft 1T
Stn0am IS gD.,
No. gtprb @JabftroBe, Baltimore.
GDtr pertrea hen 8ebren @Gblitu unb Bieberserfda-
fern bte citenten Artifel:
200 Gab Si1e gD6tsftp,
80 WtSnrn8absla Jfse gDEtstes,
30 febr fttnen alien DfpnpnaabeId Sse g8biSfeS
100 n Beurbpn QD6tsfes,
20 tebF aten unb fenfH nlten Ipurbpn gDbt8feS,
sas25 y SDbtat e8btsfep,
1000 @GaUHra 8erltner Opppe- e-RammeT
500 S9wOi3er Wagertttttr,
500 h0udn6tfbes GCftGtl StttetS
20o NappIeOn Btters,
1000 y sSat tattDa BraubS,
1000 Smtlnisu GIN,
30O 5pu6n iiaen Sin adt unb IeEr fetn,
@ @9oo santofl@en eO8nae<SrGnbs alt unD fen,
10e y BGtGotd Arrdc,
20e Gc0ts gDbS ep
300 San -Rum, aft unb eGr tei,.
1SCS Siaa5srrp, &Hfrr9 Ginger unb 9aosabets
1900 San,atea Jfum GataSia Qrree, frers5afhsn
oianLp, ScplG-D tsfe1 -pund refine adbte
unb srte g9sare fret p,n ltdoltdPn Snare
eenseu unb nt6 tpp fpeb mGd,en6
2O0e - Sihtin nnO RpftIs gDctne,
1000 gIai4tn y ~ esri4tebcne Sabaeanee
5000 SSaSneu sn Port, @5errs unb seatetra. .qstne
Z5OO 6laibtn e1J hountr tebr fene unb alte gBaare
&Oien, @rts perfe tCee Yfserniin 8mmet Giqeurs
(GDrbioIs
gDr Saranttren ne unfere g8aare unb nben b.ef,lbe
HeHn nt6t irtebtgenb, 3uru6.
Aa 81 f un9en tn Stabt nerben fDenfrei tns Sans
nns auSr1reee SeuMn9n fVenret aa8 DepUi eeltefert
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Anfang nnN Gnoe.
seOpeue pDm paul 8epfe

(GptfiesuhS
sic tparen Seioe aufgeltanben unb betra9
teten Die 8lumen.
gBie i&6n lit bieier 2eu9ter, ia9te lie. Sin
Srrtund Die man iib Oienltbar 9enabt bal
oamIt lie baS Qi6t emporbaltel
Gine Sie9ese0ttin i6eint Mrs su iein, Der
IieBte er. Die 3useG feblt, auf Der Ous GIat
babinrout, benn bic Gictpria bdlt Stano be
bent Wutbigen.
So fet e8 Sbnen cine quite @orbeOeutunt
tltr Sbre mprstge 5abrt, bab Sbnen am GOr.
abenb Der Sieg ben 2eudter qebalten bat.
Sle 5ipelfeln an meinem Mutb, Srau gu9e:
ME! Benn tr9enb Senono, 10 baben Sic Elm
Jfedt oa3u. 9pd bOffe i'd es iebt be1ier su
madden, alS bot pier3ebn Sabren, un6 meiu
S@idal, sutes Uoer b6les, psnisltens berausz
5uforoern, baB ct mir beutIi6 &ebe itebe. -
QSenr es mir aber tpobl piQ, 70 perlpre6e i'd,
ooB Sic Die Grite iein fOQen, bel ber ib al8
perOIO meiner eigeAen l6eIoengrSBe MIDI leben
lale. 9O3 nun 9enug ppn mir. ylob baben
Sic mir tein BOrt BON Sbrem 2e6en uno @r=
9eben 9e1agt uno ourd Nnbere ettpaS su erforz
l9en, bat mir INNER Der Wutk sefebIt. Seit
ts9 ertubr, baB Sic idb perbeiratbet Bitten, bin
td9 alien Orten aussetuiden, no i& BON Sbnen
p0ren tonnte, ia 1c9ar ber Name Sbres @e>
maels 1T mir unbetannt seslieben. 9Im beIten,
9le ltellen mid ibm 9lei6 Dor. Ct 1T bp6 nit
in Der @eleaI4aft?
S6 babe ibn Uerloren, nun 1ine es 1Gbor 1iez
ben Sabre.
Ut fubr suiamnen.
9tus DEN anaben babe i6, Iprab Ie peiter,
uno muB MIDI iebt aud BON ibm trenuen.
Senn auf Dem 2anoe bel meiner Wlvtter pers
hilbert er mir pplIi9, uno tpenn i6 tbm oud
enet1 Sebrer fdnoe, ber ibn gu Ienten wuste, 10
tbdte eS mir bod I'M Die friI6e Sugeuo leio,
oaB tie "a cbne @efdbrten aufpa6en foute.
SD muB tbn ieben, iugte er raid unp itarrte
unperpanot auf ben StrauB in ibrer 0edten.
Den 8ater nerloren, arn1es Gino! gGenn er
SroB 1T, 8rou Gusenie, ididen sic tbu mir
etn'nal. st iOa NIT mir auf bic 3aao unO
meme Pferoe reiten, ltno peun er meme Glte1te
SO@ter Iiebsslpinnt 70 ,teisten llG ia pabrIidb
Antan9 uno Gnbe tpieber sulammen, nur an
oerS, als i9 tb6ridter MenI6 es trdumen IieB
gBeroen sic eintpilIt9eu, gu9enie?
Gr belt ibr bic 9ano Fin.
8ei atler N4tung Dor oem tiinftiaen S@tpiez
9erSater nleines SObnes, entge9nete lie better,
bebalte i6 mir bod Dor, erit oas MdO6en ~
eben, oa Sic ni&t einuaI fir bic N1utter Elm,
teben t6nnen.
0af Die SHUTTER Sbren 8eifua baben mus,
'eritebt ii6. SD nebme fte gar niGt, wenn ie
'as llngliid bat Sbnen gu mibfaqen. Das
Bette wdre-
Sin iunger Wann, per itf S6gerno ber SSens
ternl!9e ndberte, Inn Die 6rembe gum Gon,en
unterbra6 bas @eprdd, Sic
ii6 nit ibrer Na6treire unb frat
'us Der 2aube beraus, l6 unter Die @eleQI6oft
nii9eno. glD6 cine g6eile fab @aIentin, Der
'eI Der Saline surildblieb, ibre @etalt unter ben
lnoern lteben uno ol1ubte bann uno wanu ibre
5tmme beraus5ubDren. IS NOR ibm, ais babe
+ tbr etpa8 g8l3ti9eS 5u ia9en per9ellen, uno
t beiann ii6, mas es nur Iein tonne. Gnoz
Id fteI ibm Elm, oab er ii6 Der S4idldteit
'egen na6 ibrer Wutter erfunoigen milIe. -
lls er aber ben SaaI uno bic anitoSenoen
simmer na6 i6r our4iu6te, mar iie perlawuu.
en-.
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@S mar Der 5weite MOrsen na9 ienem Qb.
eno. Jto9 ltano Der bt4te 6riibnebel in ben
Straben Der Staot, aber bic pbere Quft rbtbete
lll6, uno man hurfte einen ipnniaen Saa
boffen.
Sn eiuem 3irtmer bes @aItbpfS fab Die fd6,
ne 6rou am S6reibtiI4 Dor einem anqefanoez
men 8rief Sic bate beoe 5dnpe aber elm,
amber 9efaltst ouf Oas 8Iatt geleot unb ibre
8eoanten l4meiften neit ab bon oem e}ubq[t
oteier 3eilen. Dtan6mal, tpenn elm S1rttt
orauBen auf Der Slur eri6oq, fubr lie auf uno
bor3te. @S gtng an brer Sbilr ppriiber uno
iie blieb nit li3 allein.
Warum febrte al ibr Sinnen immer pieoer
in Die alte 3eit gu ienem @artenweg surld, no
be Scnnenblumen 3pii6en ben 9titern ltaneen
uno Die fleinen 6rudtbdunle bic laneen S6ot,
ten liber bic @emliebeete warfen? 9ie Sunne
Iuntelte burd ben bOben 3aun ltno bic Suit mar
9an3 iill bon SO9el9eians Wlor9en Iuate lie
ben Sag fern BON oieiem ltilLpn Neuier iid nei,
gen leben, uno rDenn lie tpieoertam, Il9Sdnee
auf oem 8ooen uno Die 8dume batten Qaub ii.
6ru9r sumal berseben mlnen. uno oer STU
bent, oer neben tbr stns unr nit ibrem Sonz
nenibirm titfe Sober in bic @rbe itieb, muBte
oaS. gr bate ben gepadten 3eiiemaeen i'm
6pfe iteben unb ben Srieori6 leinen WlunteL.
lad auf cen 8eOienteniis feltianaaen leben.
Wenn Wfeni6en obreilen, per blrgt pafiir, bab
lie pie6ertommen, pber bod weoertOnnlen, pe
iie geson9eu lino? g8ie nugli6 1T es allr,
porber ieinen letten @ilen aus3utaui6en, su>
NAL wenn man 9eiOnnen 1T, nit 2eib II. Seee
lt1 telbtt chamber su Derma6en! ulno rpenn
er 9emubt bdtte, tpie bod eS ibr aa3ure6nen
mar, oaB Fie in bic len entegenen She'll oes
Garteus ibre S6ritte selentt bate Sic 3lrnte
i'm @eben nit itb, baB Iie ibm iOmit entse9ens
getontnen tpar. gber nun audi fein 6aartreit
weiter, nun iollte uno muBte er bus lle6rige
tbun, pber iie tonnte li6'8 nimmermebr peroes
ben, mas lie bereitS 9etba1t ibnt bic 3unge 3u
l6len. 9enn bieies ieb5ebnidbrige S6pf6en
bate eiuen sepalti9 bOben Begriff BON oerI
Blrbe ieines @ei9ledts, uno tpenn Der quite
Sin9ling neben ibr o0r Stummbeit unb 0es
ipett ces 9obes perblt6en NAT, lie tudre ibm
our6aus ni6t gu Silfe getommen. gBar es
bier ni&t einiam 9enug, uno Die SOnne ibnen
I'M Niiden uno Der &ii6enSarten ionit nemalS
lbr Spa3ergang seweien? ..llno itano au aQemf
lebri9en ni4t Der &eiiepagen i'm 6ofe?
Nber oenten iplte ct bur6auS nidt, boE Tie
oieS peranitaltet babe, ieinetwegen. Sic reoete
eifrig BON Der &etie, ie freute iid, einen aanaen
9aufen BON Gettern gu ieben, bei6rieb ieoen
ein3elnen uno ladte iiber jeben, unO I&un ftans
ben iie am letten @nbe bes We9s unb blidten
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SerreufleiDer>0aDen,
0eit 1ratt Str. SO. 358 unb 1881.

2Oe1I 4SrdIt Str. Jl0. 356 unb 5589.
WtetneH eeebrtca i5reunbeH uas 6em gubIfum maGe
Id biermit bic an3esc, eaB i'd bas i6pA et Sa6ren an
oieiem Base eablirte @edft bernommsn tate NIB Be-
Gnbi9 eia reiG6altSeS Eager scn 0xeA olit searbei
teten SerenfIebern neueRer Gacpa 3u Ben tigen re,
len sCrrdt5is balteA uns aud pfe aHf 9eelnsa aFer.
ti9en nerbe stDie fir H5de nab SDieHseuse ia erea
Sorten unS gu arlen $reiSex.
6erner cine ausrueI ResexiGirme, etSde &C., Ictsie
ale IN bieies Sap eiHiG1asenbea artiteI.
81 ale SefeIInsen tpsrben Srompt biIis uns in
fHrsefer 55rift ausefertigt.
u. &. Idifer.
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JmpOrteure &c.

- SSlila9er s Strnt6,
N o. 1916 aB @rGttfr. nsbe 5anpSe'ra'r.
.Snlporter uno 0dnbIer in
0Sein, Giauprs, Nunlt6 @rtroctet 1c.,
(rt6t) sDbolcIate unb NetaG
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF LouIsIANA-FoURTH DISTRICT COURT
of New Orleans.
The State Of Louisiana to all to whom these presents shall

STATE OF LoUIsIANA-FoURTH DISTRICT COURT
The State Of louisiana to all to whom these presents shall
come, greeting
WHEREAS, HENRY H. STANLEY, having pur-
ORLEANS ne p5oger{ hereinafter described has ths day
a sa sa o s G on h he eGGa 9S
for monition or in conformity TO an act Of
for the titles purchasers Judicial
sales approved the 10th day 9f - March lS$t
are ar ssd sps and o bs Fon s n Of If the sSe
poPerty Rersin%ery ydsssrbsd consequence q any
which the sale made, any irreguarity egay in
sale or for any other defect Whatsoever to show cause
within thirty days from the day this monon is frst
Sc saf 3 Gh Ae SAFE 50 made should not
s On an Tie az Marcb sG e 2 ne efsh
seizure and sale dated I'd day Of February 1866 at h.
othe Docket this Court which Henry Ii stsnie,
sand Dollars S4O0O0 payable cash. and which settled
for IA the hs following manner t9-Tit ii. how'd,
ye R9o and m the @@ an
cents With interest no aV of sale in ali Five
Hgnd and Ninety Dollars and eight and nhrd cents
ID said purchaser has paid in cash the and charges
on 9s ale and the sse an city m IT for 9TH the 1852 and
Hundred ad Seventeen DolsrS and sevenyseven cents
3D. And said purchaser being the plaintiff in the above
tied case and holder of the mortgage being the first in
account 9f his claim and said morgag the balance Of the
of Thirty Eight Thousand and Ninety Dollars and
fourteen and t o-thrd cents-S3S,092 H25
Amount of fsale-$40,00O-
Description property given the Judicial conveyance
viz
certain lot of ground situated in the Third District
this city in the square bounded by ST. Claude, kereec Ma
rails and Espanade Streets and measuring American
ure feet eleven inches and five lines on st Claude
by hundred and wenyseyen Rect ten inches and
five lines deep between parallel lines ACQUIRED by said
Hamilton NJ Wright by purchase from Louis T. Leduc by
passed before o Stark notary public in this city the
10th Of December 1853
certain lot of ground situated in the same district and
square, having American aboHt thrtywo feet front
It Claude street by about hundred and twenty eight
feet in depth Acquired by said Hamilton NJ Wright by
chase from the heirs Of CaEeres by act passed before
O. Stark notary public in this city, the 18th of January
1859.
g. certain lot of ground situated in the district ii
the bounded by Espanade Plsuche and Htor
Kerlerec streets and Goodchren ayenae, measuring
American feet six inches front Good
children avenue one hundred and twentyseven feet dee
and front Espla9ade ee hundred and twenty
in the Acquired by said Hamilton NJ WFgh by pur
fore Philippe Laceste ate notary public in ts city TIT
| I'd day OF May 1856
All ofwhich said lots adon each other piec
Streets the whole together with all the buildings and i'm
rovemens thereon consisting OF two story brick mansion
| oGthOuSes gar etc.
Witness my signature and seal Of said court this 18th day
May, 1866. J. p. DICKa Deputy Clerk,
| EnD Diltr TlnuFt nt kHNyt1 lAA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

GROCERIES AT WHoLEsALE.- Buyers, either
from the city or country, who wish to purchase
standard groceries at wholesale and at wholesale
prices, are referred to the various advertisements
of the large house of Ethel s. Thomas, No. los
Poydras street, which appear in our columns to-
day. These gentlemen not only keep everything
in their line Of business, but have them always of
the best quality, and in such large quantities that
retail dealer can be fitted out at any time with
out sensibly diminishing their stock. Flour of a
dozen different brands and hundreds of barrels of
each; bacon, pork, butter, lard, corn meal,
tobacco, rope and twine canned fruits and cove
oysters, and whatever else may be wanted, can
always be supplied at this house to the satisfac
tion of dealers. A reference to their advertise
ments, in which some of their stock is enume.
rated, will convince any that their store is the
place from which to make selections that will
give entire satisfaction to the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

Col. V. sHELIHA.-We take pleasure in in
viting attention to the card Of this gentleman,
who has opened an office as civil engineer and
surveyor in this city. Col, Sheiha is favorably
known to many of our citizens, and offers the
highest references to testify to his qualifications.
He was educated as an engineer at the Prussan
military schools, became citizen Of New Or
leans, and, at the beginning Of the war, received
his first appointment as an engineer officer in the
Confederate service from Cen A. Sidney John.
ston. The principal Notifications at Mobile and
on the Alabama river are memorials of his scien.
ti[c skill, and have received the commentators
Of the best engineers as unsurpassed in their kind
Col. SheHha will be welcomed back to his adopted
city by many friends who learned, in former
years, to appreciate his worth, and who now ad
mire his high professional requirements. His
office is in room lG. at No, Is st. Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

SEWING AND BRAIDING NJ MACHINE.-The new and
improved elliptic lock.stck sewing and braiding
machines come to US with the Recommendation of
being the most perfect that have yet been placed
before the public. They are said to combine
every improvement which experience has proved
to be requisite for the satisfactory working OF
these machines, and it is by this instrument that
the well known lock-stitch is made. Every lady
who wishes to pursue her labors without being
embarrassed by the constant arrangement of the
machine with which she seYs, should make it
point to purchase the best one that is now before
the public. The sewing machine for sale by Mr.
NJ. s. Hedrick is warranted by him to keep il
repair for one year. Besides this patent, he keep
on hand other well known machines at his variety
store, 81 Canal, as well as all kinds of machine
needles, silk, thread, oils, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
Is Coal OH cu,nbastible

This question appears to be attracting an i'm
mense deal of attention all over the country and
very justly too; for at present, when coal oil is
consumed to such an immense extent as it is, it ID
of paramount Importance for the public to know
whether is thing dangerous to use, or harmless
and in reality boon to the poor,
Noticing in the newspaper reports of this and
several other cities that the explosion of coal oil
lamps had been the occasion of disastrous fires,
we have taken the trouble to examine into the
subject a little, and endeavored to ascertain
whether these fires could have really been origin
ated in the manner stated or mot; and candor
compels US to state that we do not believe they
dd-that is-from the explosion of lamps filed
with real coal oil. The article known as coal oil
is the product Of repeated Installations of pe-
troleum, and if pure and unmixed with other
fluids which also are found in petroleum, is no
more explosive than olive or sperm oils. But, as
there is a great demand for the article in the
market, and if honestly distilled, the profits upon
it are not very large, there are great temptations
for its imperfect distation or it's being initiated
by mixtures of benzine and camphine, both of
which are more dangerous than gunpowder when
careesSly handled. That these imitationsEare
palmed off upon the public is patent, from the
fact that accidents have happened from the use Of
what has been reputed to be coal oil-for if coal
oil had been really the article in the lamps at the
time, an accident would have been next to i'm
possible
This then, discloges very grave and important
matter for the consideration of the public-one
which should not be overlooked and forgotten.
For if dangerous fluids are sold for an article
which is in such general use, the chapter of terri
BILE accidents has only just begun. Consumers
must consider how to prevent these frauds and by
prompt action proceed to do so effectuay.
The best means of doing 50 which presents itsel
to our minds, is, not to buy coal oil from any
person upon whom suspicion of unfair dealing
could rest never buy except the product of vel
known works, and not to patronize irresponsible
parties when purchasing such an article. During
our investigations on the subject we made severa
experiments with the coal oil sold in this city by
Messrs. Kearny Blois & Co., at No. 68 Magazin,
street, and were convinced that theirs was saf
and harmless. They sell it in large quantities ant
there never has yet been an accident from an,
sold by them. Consumers would do well to max
retail dealers produce certificate from such
house that the oil they sold was pure, before the
buy from them. Too many precautions canno
be observed in this matter.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

The GREAT SECRET OF sUccEss.-Many per-
sons have no doubt marveled at the wonderful
success which has attended the efforts of Col. s.
NJ Moody, the shirt and furnishing goods
dealer, at the corner of Canal and Royal streets,
In building up fortune in comparatively few
years, But it need not be surprising if properly
considered, for, in the first place, he adyertises
most literally; secondly, he always keeps the
latest styles of goods and thirdly, neither he nor
his clerks ever appear to consider it troublesome
to show these goods to any that call to examine
them. Liberality, good sense and courtesy will
make any mans fortune that practice them.
They have done so for the past thousand years
and will do so for all time in the future. Apro-
pos of Moody, we will remark en- passant that
he has just received magnificent stock from
Europe, and we would advise the readers of the
ECREscGST to give him call before it is all sold
out
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

DoLBEAR COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE.-The pos
session Of an education which shall fit one for the
business of life is an acquisition which is within
the reach of every young man, and is one which
is not affected by the mutations of fortune Edu-
cation of this character is what Mr. Dolbear pro-
poses to teach, and the best evidence of his sue.
cess is the fact that the public have sustained him
in his labors for more than thirty years. His pu-
pills are now found not only as book-keepers in
this city, but all over the whole South. His es-
tabshment is in the spacious and elegant Story
building at the corner of Camp and Common
streets. The various departments Of learning are
under the guidance of eight professors, distin.
guished for their ability. Its course embraces
ook-keeping, penmanship, mathematics, English
French and Spanish. His system of study admit:
of the attendance of ladies and gentlemen, ani
suitable arrangements have been made for any
given number of students, With the experience
Mr.. Dolbear has had in the art of impartinG
knowledge, with the immense power his education
gives to its possessor in the struggle of life thu
opportunity now presented is one which should
not be neglected.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

eight years. He was the son of Nathan Daboll,
the maker Of Daboll's Arithmetic.
Theodore Dwight, of Brooklyn, son of the
famous congressman and editor of the same name
died in Brooklyn on Tuesday, from the effects Of
a fall from railroad car while in motion. He was
noted for his sympathy and friendship for such
political exileg as the Mosqueras, Garibaldi, and
others. III
DR.. r. W. Gibbs, prominent citizen and jour.
nalist of South Carolina, is dead. ...
Holmes is busy over his new romance, the first
instalment of which will appear in the January
number Of the Atlantic Monthly.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

MOORE HEREFORD VS.. JOHN HALLESEY, OWNER
of the schooner GmmaCharls Collins schooner Emma
Capt ain and ownees-John McGhery Schooner Emma,
Captain and owners-Second Justice Court, Parish of
Orleans
RY VIRTUE OF SIX wrIts of fferI faciaa to
- directed by The Honorable Geo. H. Braughn Second
Justice of Peace in and for the parish of Ore4ns will
proceed sell public anciion Wednesday, November
18th 1866 O'Clock the Merchants and Anctioneers
Exchange Royal between Canal an1 Cnstomhouse
TbE SCHOONER lsMMA. her Furniture, Tackle and ap
parel as she now lies at the Government Wharf,;
Seized in the above shit. 2tg NJ aIEB Ns"
This being the third and last crying she will be sold with
twelve month"; bond with good and solvent
security bs,rng five the
costs in the the U s. Marshas Court
JOHN G. KUZAC,
t.. Constable Second Justice Court.