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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02
AFFIoIA.t. IouRNAE.


MONDAY MORNING, JULY ., 1866.
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IHE NEW YORK SEVENTH REGIMKST-The
proposed Visit OF The Seventh Regiment ID the
Paris ENhibition next spring is exciting m uch
interest, not only in this city, but in Paris and
Lonuon n definite action has yet been taken
by the regiment, but Col. Emmons Clark. the
een'lemanly eommandant, is now making es-
Inmates OF the expenses of the proposed trip
w hen completed, these estimates will he laid
before the regiment and definitely acted upon
Coionei Clai Will not consent TO 60 to Europe
unless he can take with him at least six hun
dred men. which, with the engineer corps and
oaho, VIII make between seven and eight
hundred men IL may be difficult to find thai
number OF men who can spare the time and
pay tne required assessment but there are
Doubtless thousands OF our eitizens who would
gIaoly snare In the expense for the sake of
nsving tne seventh represent the militia OF the
United States Al Paris and London. Colonel
Charles b. Norton. one of the United States
Commissioners TO the Worlds Exhibition is ar
present in the city. He has been instru cted by
American residents Of both Paris and London
10 urge the Seventh TO visit Europe, and IL a
sum could be raised in this city equal 70 thai
already pledged in London for its reception.
Ne0 York Post
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Tragedy at Medina, Miebigan

The township of Medina, in Michigan has
been the scene OF one of the most bloody and
fnghtful tragedies which eyeroccurred in mis-
secton OF the State, and one which has seldom
been surpassed for ferocity and horror The
cncemsanees, as FAR as they have been deyeI-
oped, are as follows: Mrs. Caroline Simms
the wife OF Robert r. Simms. a farm laborer.
res'oing In Medina, has been for some time
past subject to fks OF dependency, which
would occasionally assume the form Of fero.
clous insanity. But little importance was At
tached to these demonstrations by her husband
and acquainiances, who attributed her pecu-
liar action 10 the fact OF her being in a weak
state of health. She has been possessed of an
excitable and rather fiery temper but has az
NEST invariably displayed a reasonable degree
OF affection for her husband and children
thursday morning, after her h u band had gone
TO the stable 10 attend 10 his morning chores.
she, with the cunning OF insanity, winch had
long been gathering, and only waited a favor
able opportunity 70 bur st with terrible fury
look from the drawer her husbands razor
approached her own bed, wherein ber
youngest child was sleeping. and cut the
throat Of the little innocent from ear
TO ear. In q uundle-bed were sleepins the
three other children, aged, respectively foun
seven, and nine years With cat-like tread she
appLoaeneo me sleeping children, and repeat
ed the same bloody deed upon the Youngest
and next youngest, killing them almost in
stantly. The Oldest a boy, lay next the wall
with his back toward the other childrea. She
reached over the bodies OF the first two, and
attempted 10 draw the razor across the throat
OF the Oldest boy; but, owing 20 has position. or
some cause unknown, che only succeeded in
lnnicting severe but Rot fatal cash Thing
ing, however, her bloody task Accomplished
she drew the reeking weapon directly across
the front OF her own throat. and sunk TO ths.
noor on the spot. The oldest boy. wao had
oniy been partially stunned. upon recovering,
by his cries OF fright and terror brought the
iather and some Of the neighbors 20 the house.
ana, Fastening 10 the room from whence the
cries proceeded, the horrible scene met their
gaze. The three younger children were entire
ly DEAD, and IN about ten minutes the mother
oIeaihed her last. The affair has created an
iLtense excitement throughout the country
ano the opinion seems generally 20 prevail
ibat The woman was hopelessly insane The
coroner was summoned, and this forenoon
held an inquest on The bodies, the result of
which is not Yet known
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The Great Catholic Council


Yesterday morning the second Plenary
Council OF the Catholic Church OF the United
States was opened in Baltimore at the Cathe-
dral. and 1t drew together one OF the largest
assemblages ever knowuin this section OF the
country. lesterday morning q special extra
73O train, taking over from four to five hun.
dred, among them large delegation of the
Young Catholics Friend Societies of this citv
and Georgetown, the Washington society he
ing headed by Mr.! James FuIlerton, president.
and that Of Georgetown by Mr.. John J. Bogue.
Among the Washingtonians was Mayor Wal
ZACH, and the clergy or the District were rep
Of GEORGETOWN College; Rev. Father White, of
ST Matthew's Church; Fathers BokeI and
Young. OF st. Dominic's; and Father Walter,
OF ST. Patrick's. HfTfF
The procession was formed at the Arch bish
ops residence, and moved round to the Cathe
dral, which was GRO wded to its utmost capaci-
ty. One hundred vocal and Instrumental per
formers participated in the music, which was
very grand. MoZarts twelfth mass was sung
Archbishop Purcell, OF CINCINNATI celebrated
the Ponuf1cial high mass. Archbishop Nc
Closky, OF New York, preached the sermon.
from the words, ss3lorious things are spoken
of thee. o city of God % The services lasted
from 10 O'Clock in the morning until 3 O'Clock
in the afternoon. .-ra-,. ~
The synod was then formally opened by
Archbishop Spalding, apostolic delegate, who
addressed the Council in Latin The process
sion was then reformed IN the same order and
proceeded through the streetto the Arch bish-
ops residence. N3ha4 .sse.s . - d =
All the members Of the Council were pres.
eni-seyen archbishops, thirty eight bishops,
one hundred and twenty-five priests, heads of
orders, and doctors Of divinity seventy four
eeclesiastics, four monka, and three mitred alb.
bofs.s aFr lfsl 10 -f1s.ssiH - Z i ...-G7.
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Civil Authority Restored In South Care


CHARLKsToN. =. G, Oct 6-Maior General
Siekies has issued an order providiug
tIst. Thai all causes be remitted 20 the nj
cognizance.
Second. That inasmuch as the STATE court.
are now open 10 all persons, with -qssI civiI
rights therein, without Distinction of collar All
cases, civil and crimnai, in which parties are
civilians. be turned over TO The State ,ribu
nalsi and civilians now IA military custody
Will De surrendered TO The sheriff OF the DIS
trlct in which the alleged offence was COM
mitted
Third. The military provost court. will he
discontinued In the several districts a. soon as
the dlstrtctcourts are organized. excepting Htl-
ton Head and certain sea islands.
fonrth. The Jaiis are 10 be restored 10 the
sherifts. - -
Fifth. Corporal punishment Is proAlbi,ea.
excepting In the Gaze OF minors.
SIKH. The State laws against vagrauts nav
be enforced.
Seventh. No prosecution or suit allowed
against Federal officers OF soldiers for acts
heretofore done m a military capacity.
Eighth and ninth provides thar district COM
manders snail report any failure of the civil
tribsnals 10 give due protection 20 persons and
properly; and shall arrest persons charged
with offences against inhabitants OF the United
States, irrespective Of color, when the civil au-
therities do so.
Tenth. District com nanders are enioined TO
extend due facilities and protection. as here.
tofore. 10 Freedmen's Bureau agents
Eleventh commends TO the autborities and
people OF South Carolina patient, considerate.
and impartial execution off laws toward the
class OF persons recently clothed with cIvfl
rights, so that the occasion may not hereafter
arise for the exercise of military authority in
matters OF ordinary civil administration con.
cerning freed people.
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ga vigorous effort is being made in Phila-
delphia TO stop the running OF the horse-cars
on Sunday.
@The s.Ristori' hat has appeared-ereen
velvet, rose trimmings
1Ope county in California makes this year
100000 gallons OF wine.
SA culprit in a London Court picked the
against him.
HA California correspondent says, aNew
adulterated milk"
SLove is like Scotch plad-an stuff and
often crossed.
SThe increased pay Of Coneressmen ac-
counts for the multiplicity OF candidates.
Gi.oving times-When everything is about
as dear as IL can be.
ga Tennessee Radical killed his dog for
barking at "oid Brswniow." The dog would
have died anyhow.-Boston Post.
@There are now one hundred ana sixty
oinerent KINDS OF rihes being trled at Chalous
@John Morrissey has lust been nat n ralized
as citizen Of the United States
w The ladies sometimes get up bonnets OF
diminished size, but never Of diminished cost.
ga soldier in Maine has had a leg ampu-
aIA kitchen syIph in Chicago fogged her
the fine for doing it, -.
s6lncompless returns of the registered vot-
ers of Baltimore county give atotal of 4.G9s.
John Minor Bolts has had his pocket
picked by some unrepentant rebel. alI1
RSIt is said that Stephens, the Feniau head
centre, is buying large amount Of green cioth
In New York.
1.MusKetoze are cheerful little cusses-
sing as they toil.-lJosh Billings.
? oIAt Wheeling, boy of nineteen has Just
married woman OF hfty FIVE 80
VTwo years ago churches were closed for
not praying during service for the President.
1Mr. A. T. Stewart has offered 20 donate a
million Of dollars for the erection OF tenement
houses sor the deserving poor OF New York.
~ Illinois has called Con vention % take
measures 70 establish negro suffrage in lhat
Sunte.-t isf1E -r'8 ~ r-.f = r.'--....-.
SIt does not necessarily follow that the
lux uIious coudirion of the pastures should ad-
susams shonid enhance the price OF paper
but 81 lie 50. sff.ilf a-1ad. : 1-F
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HORRIBLE DRATH-Mr. Robert Walker and
his wife, riding in a wagon with two seats
were crossing . railroad track in Detroit,
Michigan, Friday, when the gentleman, who
sat on the front seat driving, while the lady
sat behind him, suddenly discovered thai n
train OF cars was rapidly approaching He
whipped his horses, and they sprang uickIy
forward. This unexpected moment thre W
Mrs. Walker out OF the wagon. She fell unon
the plaBks between the rails, which serve 10
enable teams TO pass. and in an instant after
the tram was grinding her body almost to
Jelly. The remains OF the unfortunats yic,im
were found beside the track, the entire train
having passed over them. They were a shape
less mass ,.'
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FROM EUROPE.

LONDON, Oct. 6-By the treaty b-tweea Italy
aho hnstrs, the former acquires IN" terrtt,ry
OF ktnetA as o. existed whlh nad~r ne do-
mfnfon OF Austria The debt ct N~0~tss.
smoon'ins 10 thIrty-av milione of aorsu-~ 20
ass sumo q ny the Italian Dove rntnsnt- A 20 n
pltte amnesiy has oeen accorded ny ltAiy 10
ala political frisoier. y .llDfTffA = =
Lospos, Oct. 9-Consols arr quoted at - 4.
fiye-tweptles al suk; Illa@s Central sh ares,
,sk Ere railroad shares, SIX.
TBrEsrE, Oct The Insureeut m , vemeut
smong the Cretans ,s spreading rapidly.
The Cabinet Of toe Sublime Porte taG of
csasing relations aitoeeiher with Greece.
BERLIN, Oct The psteat taking posses
sion OF the recrnt kissdom OF Hanover was
prom ulrated by the Government of Prussia
yesterday. The loyalty OF the people is de-
manded in all eases.
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CASES OF CHOLERA OK THE EASTERN SHoRp
Welearn that Mr.. John Valiant, of Tilghmau's
Island, died on Wednesday morning last of
cholera He had been eating raw oysters the
day before. and was attacked with the disease
Just before day on "wednesday morning and
died about III O'Clock that day. We also learn
that gentleman in St. Michael's died Wed.
nesday morning from the same disease brought
on by eating raw oys sters. Ii is surprising thai
people Will indulge in eating such things at
this season Of the year when almost the entire
human system Is more or less deranged. that is
calculated to prove fatal in a few hours 81
Michaeis and vicinity is, as general thing
remarkable for its healthfulness, and have
comparatively very few deaths except from
imprudence Of the above character
since the above was put in type we learn
that Mr.. Nalliant's wife has died, and that two
more deaths have occurred In St Michaels
EdSton Md Gazette.
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THE WKATHRR AND THE CHoLRRA-Tbe
cold snap we have been experiencing kere for
Few days seems TO cover q large extent Of
country. Heavy frosts are reported in MARY.
land and Virginia, and throughout the North.
ern States. Fortunately, IL 10 too late to ipiure
vegetation TO any great extent The cholera IN
reported to be rapidly disappearing from the
weather. 1t fingers at Memphis and NashyiiIe
yet, but at st. Louis ii has entirely ceased Ia
Philadelphla- we regret to see il on the in
crease, while in New York city, and at Rich.
mond and Norfolk. Va, but few cases are now
repOrted - ~"
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AN IMPORTANT PRoJEcT-The Memnh,.
(Tenn.) Appeal notes the return OF Major los
Barbiere, or that city, from France where he
has been arranging for direct mercantile com
munlcation between Memphis and Europe
The Appeal says: ave are informed that he
has been successful in his project ana that
some time during the coming winter we NAV
European nag, at our landing and wnat ia
better, full OF foreign freiKhts for our city and
the surrounding country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-08

A THOUSAND DOLLAR JUMPING MAroH.-
FROM twelve TO fifteen hundred persons as
sembled at Olean. N. Y, on Tuesday. To Wit.
ness the long expected jumping match for
$1,000 between Bob Way. Of that place, and
Mormon Bortle, of Farminston, Ontaria Ceuu-
~, New York. The contestants entered the
ring at two o'clock, and the hour was con-
sumed in meking less than half q dozen Jumps.
Bortle apparently eXerted himself greatly in
which Way failed to cover BY about three
inches. At the expiration Of the limited time
Bortle was declared winner of the match
Something like ten thousand dollars Changed
hands on this occasion '-t
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A SUPERIOR RrMrny

We can console ntiously recommend to those suf-
siSs shHbs isoS di.fTTs;S9G sssIsn Rk sTRICK
1t gives relief almost instantaneous aud is with
al not disagreeable to the taste There fs no
the best preparations In use. and is all that its
proprietor claims for IL We have tried IL during
tressing cough. 1t is prepared BY DR.. rickland
No. 13S epcamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
co; al.o at WAITE,s Drug Store. and OHAS.
CHbIsTINI'S, 311 Pa. avenue and 5O2 Ninth
-
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SECRET DISRAsEs

sAnARITAy's GIFTis the most certain safe And
efiectual remedJ-indeed, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to tour days and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral no
balssn, no mercury. Only pills TO be taA en- Ii
Is the soldiers hope, aud 3 lend to those who do
male, So. ~-'
sAsAnITAN's RooT AND HERB ] cEs-A positi We
sns permanent cure fer Syphilis. Scrofala, Ulcers
cores, spots. letters. &c. Price 81 25 per bottle
Sold by 8. q. Ford. See advertisements. mys
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TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED nv DIR
hTRICkLANDB PILE REMEnY

Mr.. Glass. Of Janesville, Wisconsin writes for
the benefit of all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
waited case OF Piles, and his brother discharged
lyzed with the Piles Both these distressing cases
we're cured With ope bo tile Of DR. r.sTRICKLANDS
PILE Kennedy. The recomme md alton of these
gentlemen beside the daily test monials recei we'd
by Rr. Strickland, oueht to convince these suner-
Ing that the most aggravated chronic Of Piles
are cured by DR.. striekland's Pile Remedy 1t Is
ss!d by Druggists everywhere. Sold BY ]. W .
NAIRN 90 CHAS OHRISTIANI 37I pa
avenue and 500 9th street. oc n Iy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WE ARE IN THF MIDST OF REvO-
LUTON -Gt nuihe European perfumes
lopFer pfocurable here. The tarin bockades our
R,,'s aEsinst hem But in their place stands
PHALOS'S MIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS,"
the snperlafive Of all 6oral extracts. and every
Ameri, an lady wonders. as she inhsles its odor,
how she could ever have tolerated them. Sold
everywhere.
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TRAGEDY IN MBMPHIs.--Captain Monroe
and his wife were attending the theater ar
Memphis, Tennessee, one night last week. and
between the acts the gentleman left his wife
and went into the saloon, intending to return
10 her Immediately. He never came back A
drunken man named Edward Titus was max
ing NOISE In the saloon, and Captain Monroe
put his arm around him and endeayored TO
persuade him TO 60 home. Titus suddenly dis
engaged himself and drawing two Derringers,
shot the Captain through the shoulder and
abdomen, MORALLY wounding him. The in
lured man died during the night
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MARRIAaE AND lEI.Ip

MARRIAGE AND CELIBAoY,
an Essay of Warning and Instruction for Youne
Men Also, Disessee and Abuses which prostrate
the vitei powers, with sure means of relief. Sent
Iree Of charge in sealed letter envelopes Address
Dr. sKlLLIN R6UGHT0N, Howard Assoois.
tton Phils phia, Pa aug rs. I'M
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SUPEKIoR CABINET rURNITrpv

The suoecr1eer Is happy to inform hi, nu merons
niends aud ccstoners that his srock of oIous
CABINET FUBNITUhE
ssT's en .ns snH "a eSmei;s,s, erseing every
bb4h suliE down 20 the CHEAPEST
his not necessary % psr,iculsrizs, a, our s,o..
contains syery eonce ysbe article TO be found in
fihsT CLASS HOUSE EsT %
hish MknT, and at prices that defy conpstitioo
fiease call and sstisfy self before purchasine
JOHN y. WILSON
ses-eosm southsa't conner 9Th and D.t,.
NAP0Lk0H THIsTORYOFJ JULIUS CESAR,
s,s ppome "a. sir Morton Peto on the ResOurces
Of dsSssssl;r Of Ameries; speneers Narrative
Jsn psyis m v,son Orsyen Prison Life Of
iefts, r.Lruf Lruft garden, Rees' Footprints OF :
Harry Gtimarf. Iour fesrs In the bsdals; by
- IRAHOK T YLoR
a eCB AND rEvERs-This disease can ns .ssc.
tusiIy cured By Moeref sue Cnre And svasS.
sI, .se a. OF Moores Antido,e. sstisfactis on h
B. MOORE, Druggist.
.,aA llS Penu0 avenue, 90 ath sidei -
sHn ffs between 18Th and 0th strse,a. e.
sc - Z. ts.i - - srss,-,. / =
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: WoMEH EMPLOYED In MANUFAcruRRs.-In
Great Britain. they have been numbered as q
total nj so, 900. OF whom the principal SECTIONS
areas follows: Cotton man ufacture, 259,O7a
WOODEN, 80, 3s4; silk and ribbon, 1887 lace as,
1U7, straw, A, 22s; gloves, 22.2SI; hose I,4S3
earthen are II ,e3f, and In nail. making, TO- 7Si
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~Generai Grants pay is sIs.61s par year
ana Lieatensnt General Shefman's, 1i35is.
Eaehis allowed MY hor~ss. A Mayor Gen
ersl gets $500 per year, and is allowed fiye
horses. The pay Of Brigadier IL %, $40 50.
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HALL vEGETABLE Z

A MODERN MIRAOLEI
From old and young, from rich and poor, from
high born and lowly, comes the Universal Voice Of
praise tor ~
HALLS VEGETABLE
6ICiLIAN HAIR RENEWER.
Reiiect ana miraculous article. Cures
badness: Makes hair grow. A better dressi ng
than any oil" or "pomatum." Softens brash,
DRY and wiry bair into Beautiful Silken Tresses
bnt apoSe All, the sreat wonder 10 the rapidity
Elth which, 1t restores GRAY HAIR TO IT'S Original
COLOR. "
PRESTO, CHANGEI
youthful beauty. 1t does not dye the hair, but
strikes at the root and nlls 1t with new life and
coloring matter.
1t will net take long disagreeable trial 70 prove
the truth OF this matter The first application will
90 good; yen will see the NATURAL Colon return
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
the old, gray, discolored appearance Of the hair
viii bs gone giving place to lustrous, shining and
Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Renewer; no other
article is at all like 1t in effect. You will nnd It
CHEAP TO Buy, PLEASANT TO Try,
AND SURE TO DO You Coop
There are many limitations. Be sure ysu procure
the genuine. manufactured only BY
b. p. HALL CO., Nashus, N. h.
For sale by all druggists. ja2-S,V
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FEMALE BooKKEEPERs IN NEW ENGLAND
The Shoe and Leather Reporter rsays:-During
recent trips through the shoe man facturing
towns we noticed that a majority Of the man a !.
facturers had young ladies employed in their
counting.rooms as bookkeepers and account
the other sex, careful Correspondents, are not
liable to have loafers in the counting room
sm oking their employers cigars during his ab-
sence. and last, perhaps not least. don't spend
his money playing billiards, drinking, or driy-
ing faet horses g. Il
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SANTA ANNA AND THE FEKIANs-General
Santa Anna mas accepted an invitation 20 at
tend Fenian picnic to be given near the
Quarantine Station on Staten Island, N. " ON
to-day, under the auspices Of Mr.. Roberts. The
Mexican Minister az Washington has NOTIFIED
the public that no bonds or contracts Issnsd
republic are binding unless approved by him
SELF = f-'P
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LEcfURB ON LIRRRIA-The Rev. n W
ErSkine, coloIed man, who has resided In
Liberia for over thirty years, delivered lee
tnre afLybcbbnrg, Va, on Wednesday nigh {,
tfe main onJect Of which was TO couvince the
blacks Of the exped,ency and daty on their
part Of emigratine TO that country. This be
argued On various Krounds-poiiticaI, pecnai-
ayy, social, mental, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-08

SURELY, STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
eAOLANDERp EXTRACT BUOKU
Il CURING
svefy case OF KIDNEY DrsIAsI, RHIBMAIsN,
GRAVEL, URINARY DIsoRDRls, WEAKNEss and
PAINS In the BACK, FRMALK COMPLAINTS and
TRouBLIs arising from lxcKssIs OF ANY KIND.
0OAn, II AFFLIoTEDI
Try LANDER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Bold By all A Apothecaries. Price q. d. BARH1s
co., New York. and BARNES, wARD co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLIIaH b
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Msss.,
General Agents. feb lo-ly
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COLGATES AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET SOAR, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE Oils in combination with GLycERINz
and especially designed for the use OF LADIES' and
the NURSERY. Its perfume fs exquisite, and
washing properties unrivaIled
For sale by all druggists fes-eolv
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X. Loonrsn nm

pI Ihe a, inyenter and Pstentes Of the MINERAL
h.AaaE TEETH, attends personally
Ias 1e IN this city. Many persons esn0b1&7
- -. neso teeth who cannot wear Others, x40
these. wear otnefs VINO ssnhot wear
tes 1itb calling at my ofhce can be accenmoda-
sire bnt - syIe and price of Teeth they may de-
rnrss, .ih 10 ihsse " no particular and wish the
SSn,s b. ssest, strongest and most perfect den
viii be more fully warrsnteS AAH snAh In u
txsen an Ia ,Seiiy.So 3ss Pena's avenue. be-
Phiiassinbi.a "a Wth sts. Also, s0T Arch street,
oc 20 ly !.