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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23

1 ARGE partly furnished country HOUSE to
LET for two years from May lis excellent
land orchards barns &c pleasant location minutes walk
from Depot aud hours from ~ T. by Erie Railway; rent
= go Address r. h. BROOKS Monroe Orange Co, N. u.
- UMMER RESIDENCE TO RENT-A fur
- nished Cottage Pittshed Mass from May lt Ad.
dre. o. g., Box No. IS N. Y. L. q.
TNO LET-Part of HOUSE No. lis East
Il Seyenteenth.t. Inquire o the premises.
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A VALUABLE
MILL PROPERTY

TOR SALE-On the Hudson River, 100 miles
Il from the City Of NswYork In the Village Of SAUCER.
TIES.
This valuable property tnoxn a. the "ssugeres Lead
and Paint Wori and situated in the village Of sausees
the Hudson River 100 miles from New York City and
sists large mill 25x4D three stories high fony
wooden building, formerly used as conodins heuesone
ls3x feet two le1a feet and I3O feet done ware
building 2sxl5 feet, aud commodous dwelling house
with good garden attached The Mill has the advantage Of
nsveYang water power driving overshot wheel of any
required ze. The whole properly embraces sboct acres
Of ground The mill equally well adapted for cotton wooden
paper almost any other description Of manufactures The
property very egby located having daily the
CITY by Hudson River Railroad and steamboat direct from
ssRseTtes Anpll 10
WM Ii. RAYNOR No. 6Pinet
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U,HE NEW SONG "MAY LYLE."-Just
Published OF the most bewitchng Of the day.
by the popular composer JAsEs Z. STEWART, and sung
Nightly with by Jules Ststton lately
&rsz and Green's nstre The melody IT, to say the least
perfectly beautiful and the chorus Is Of the most effective
written II will prove itself Of the finest ballads issued
tho last Eve ranking with the best efforts Of Buckley
oster and Thomas fine song for gee clubs Price 35c
Mailed on receipt Of marked price. j. HENRY WHITE
MORE Publisher, No. l79 JeAersen.sye., Detroit
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Gonses ano farms tuantcn.

DARN WANTED in New-Jersey, with from
IS to IS good buildings plenty Of fruit and
desred to cost from $4,000 to $1,000 Address with parc.
ulars, A. HOWARD No. A Montgomerys, Jersey City.
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TNHE FIRM of j. s. PLATNER q SU 70.
i composed Of JOHN s. PLATNER aud MAHl T. ~
LER was DISSOLNEDby mutual consent on the ~ w
March ls66 The affairs OF the firm will be sssied W
J. C. MILLER, as Agent. a, No. 81 Ltbertysi -, ,rvyp
New.York, March 20, lSo6. JOHN o. ..sHIIIfgC
THE BUSINESS heretofore carried on by J. . fls0~
w. wa w WM H. LAMPsoS
MARY C. MILLER
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PHILADELPHIA, Sd No !. IM
NOTICE Of DISSOLUTION.-The eopat

PHILADELPHIA, Sd No - IM
NOTICE Of DISSOLUTlON.-The copat
ner.hip heretofore existing between the urdnfns&
under the name Of X. ESTERbROOk Co.. for tie nase
factue and sale of STEEL PENS At Camden, Phi depa
and NewIork is this day DISSOLVED by mutual eonseu
Richsrd E.,erbrook having purchased tie neie.; Of -
Caibury, Jr aud James Bromsgfoye Is e9ns authorizes
RICHARD EsTERBR00K
JOEL CADBURY j..
JAMES BROMSGk0yE
NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHlP.--The undersigned ssW
this dsy formed copartuership under the firm name Of
FsrEkBROOK Co for the manufacture Of Stee. rert
RICHARD EsTERBROOK
RICHARD EsTERBROOK, j.
Phiisiephis, % No. Il, 1906.
PHILADELPHIA 81 No T. iSA
Fer the purpose Of extending facilities for sgppyns
trade with our Pens and thatwe may give our un'ied
tsntion to our mandatory. have ayaed ol,sevo
tie agency Of hesua WOOLWORTH GRAHAM
whom W. commit the management Of the mercaEue deyw
ent Of our business and il will hereafter De condgea
them under the name OF r. ESrERBROOk 60. NOvtl
WORTH GRAHAM, sol. Agents at our yileh9r'.s NJ
AZ John st. New York. aud No. as Archsi. Phiaespn.
r. EsTERBRooKGC~
These ceebrs.ed Pens Of genuine American ns'ohus
are for sale to the trade warehouses Ne ~ Aes
hi aGelpnia and No. - Johnst, NewYork and afsn
al Bookseller s.aoneEs and Paper Dealer, ,hisSieII
wOoLwoRTH & GRAHAM, sue A.en!a
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,EMOYAL of BURNTON-s BOOKSTORE.

1NIn consequence ofthe price paid offered
by parties with the hope doubt OF securing TO
themselves the benefits be derived from toe possession OF
my odsssbshed Book Trade have bn Store next door
But old and-No 2S3-or the purpose Of retain
Hng trade and accommodating those Of customers who
hess will open shortly after the ls' Of May at No 81 Fourth
kve with extensive stock of Books Musc Stationery and
GAncY Goods.
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IsEATHER, DON'T DRINK ANY NOW" -

new and beautiful Song. Words and music by the
popular WINTER FRANK HOWARD. Price Soc The subject Of
Ss s9nsn taken from the popular drama Of Ten in
Bar Room Little Mary with earnest entrestes, urges her
Father TO come home lie at last Yields and aferward
keorms The words and music appropriate hap
PLY combined that they viii at themselves
10 the performer and picture the great Joy the reform Of
ehe nebrae, making tine sequel TO It's Predecessor Come
Home, and destined 70 eclipse the reputation OF
Herson-ave., Detroit
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED for two 3
" die. three children and two servants; two reneas
part Of the week Address SAMUEL h. BROWN, Nal
Pne.s,., ". Y.
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Real Cetate for Sale.
ALL WANTING FARMS.

~ Large and thriving settlement. Of Vineiand; mild
climate. 70 uiles south Of Philadelphia by railroad
Brb ,o prodpres large crops. twenty tracts at 10
Der acre nayb within four years. GOOD business openng
God socatv Urreds are settling and making improve
nsnt, ARMY TO HAS X. LANDS Postmaster Nineiand
Lands township MI Letters answered fser. eontann
Bo5D,op 1rl,uql Editor Of The Tribune IL - one Of h
,o,f ,y..re frie irac di1o ler,! position and
,uilqB condition fOr pleasant Turning Hd3 zoe sno0 ~"
80. Of IA, besferu pydirtea.
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WILL BE PUBLISHED NEXT WEEK.

ENONE;
TALE OF SLAVE LIFE IN ROME
One VOL CLOTH tinted paper neat beveed edges Price 81
The purpose Of tNONE Is the illustration Of particular
phase Of life In ancient Rome The laid in the reign
Titus Vsspsrsn ct the time Of the completion Of the Col
yosseun.
Especial attention has been paid TO classical correction In
Vhe deneson Of social life and OF the period well
Ss 10 genera interest Of the plot and 10 believed that
ehole Il will stand the earnest criticism which invites
pot merely peang but also true and successful picture OF
Ans Of the most exciting epochs Of History.
I Published by
JOHN BRADBURN,
No. 40 Walkerst n. Y.
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COUNTRY BOARD for five or six Adult
~ with private family in Westcester County % mnux
from Twenty siIh-s Depot Harlem Railroad; desifiih
location Apply to J. II. POiLLON No. 100 Broadway.
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COR SALE-The COUNTRY RESIDENCE
L formerly occupied by Johnston Livingston, At Livingston
Columbia County ~ Y The premises contain about 10 acres
Of land divided Into garden orchard end farming land
House 4. 52rsO feet stories attic aud basement coach
bonse stable barns porTs lodge &c Located close 10 the
yage Of Livingston and nine miles distant from the City Of
hudson. The views very beautiful, embracing The cS.
kill Mountain and the ountan TO tie cast &c The
situation ia one OF the heahies in the State hpPyt to
ff9O HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 finc-st-
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-By Gentle
~ man and wife. Address, with fol- particulars price ts
L. s., Tribune Office.
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Real Gstate for Sale.

Vest 3lttst, NO 4o.....'.... ~'
10 M, Vest alas, No. 1900
las, 3i.ts., No. IO"
10000 n'' '''' '''' 100.
$1,000 '''' 'i''''' w. 49,.
$500 's'' ''u''' 'O
e,, 900 'e'' ''0 '' w.
$4,000 d" est I'D 81" No 800
mn Eas, 3sths. No. l5o, with extra lot.... 1900
m East oIth., No 90 with furniture .......... 5000
5000 East ''n'' No. o. with e.es.n. 'O'O
,oo o West 3Ah-st, No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Yves. 3i.hst. No. 49, with furnituro.......... 5000
100000 Yves, oah,. No. 2o. 10000
l23Oo West 35,hst No g. with stsbe............ $1,000
10000 West asth,,. No. &C. with 1900
i'O'Vw West 3sthst. No. 5000
"' East 2Gthst, No. NVO
1900 ye.. 57th,t No H. with furniture 1900
5000 :s, 37th.st No. S. 6r.tea.'........".. $4,000
oo'OVV Vest 3sths., No. noOo
$500 Yes, 3etb st.. No. % 900
5000 Vest 3oth-,t No. r. with 5000
$500 West seth st.. near 1000
tO'O~ East asths,.. No. 10000
- East 3eth st.. No. 5000
1900 IVES, ao,h.,. with furniture $500
$4,000 IVES, 3eth.,t No 5000
5000 East @th,t. No H. with furniture $1,000
l'oo East tOsh.,t No. 10000
soo" East l'.st No. $500
2of'0 East Cast, No 5000
1900 Yves, i?dst, No. $4,000
2SOOp Yves. <Sthst, No zGo
GOOD IVES. .,.h st., No 1900
ho0o Yves, tsth.st, No 5000
1000 West Ssth,t with 5000
10000 West aeihst, No. 5000
9oOo IVES. 57th st., No. 1900
1890 West .7thst No 10000
l'O" We. i8thE., No. $4,000
200" West sth,,., sthav. new..."."....... $500
~" Eas: 5o,h-'t, No. 1900
i1" East 5odt, No 1900
1900 E.. s7,h.. near $500
ip"' Eat sl,hst, near $500
300 Fast Goth st. No 1900
1000 East s2i',, ,tsv, II new hOu'es........ ESQ
5000 E. 7eh-s near 3dav..................... 1000
1900 E. e2d near 81 sv residence ESQ
5000 East 83d near lay double and lot. 1900
700 West sih,t, between llth and $500
30" East Oeh,, neafAv A, house, stable sc...... 5000
1900 r,., e7h. No. 1000
600 E. e,d between % and avs, 1000
~" East ll7ih st., 900
1909 r,., ,,oA q, n.,, 500
5000 ,,,.., ,.,.,., -, a. ..... s2oo
5000 l,h,, h...u 90. .us ;,I,x. ,oo,. .,,,l. and
1000 ''"'
$500 i' between OH and 40 avs. h0u'e and ground" '0'
2coo aver" a and I'd st. eea''lal house and s'0Hna'
5000 le ho's h'ns, can ohy % seen perm, rom sn' an
4; concerning .sy house in the lis, can be Obtained
49, HOMER MORGAN
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Gunner Retreats.

HYGIENIC INSTITUTE and WATER
III CURE Dsnbury, Conn.
BOARD with or without medical treatment
l.. r. HENDRlCK, NJ. D.. Prophstu.
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DOARD-Two Gentlemen may find pleasant
ID Room with Breakfast and Tea, in sgreeibe prvss
smy Location pleasant. 10 minutes walk from Cen.rp
Park cars every minutes House has modern improve
ents Best reference given and required Inquire Mud
Store No. 563 Broadway. =
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JEW and EXTRAORDINARY ATTRAC.

~ TONS will be found in the April No. of DEMORESTS
klOETHLY MAGAZINE. Now ready Splendid Premium
t Clubs Fifteen subscribers OF bsrtetts Prac
pea Elastic oh Family Sewing Machines rs subscriber
~ heller 4 Wilson Sewing Machine. Address
w. JENNINGS DEM0REST, No 473 Broadway. NY.
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90 Get.

OFFICES to LET in the fve-story marble.
~ front building No. rs Chambers st., and No. Read~s
between Centrest. and Broadway. r. c. BULKLEY No.
Walist., Jauncsy Court
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
No 81 Tenthst University pace. for genlleuse
only also basement for Physician call after O'Clock q
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Board ano Rooms.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway aud Eighth.
"A st., New-York on the European plan
Rooms In suites, or singly at moderate rates
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BOARD WANTED-By young Man, in 3
ID Christian family. Reference exchanged. Tern, MAJ
be moderate. Address r. A. b., Station q. .
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ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT-BnlIdlngS an
IL new 4scresi plenty Of choice mr. ~
cation IL hours from the city Inquire oil u IAhhhh
No Sc Courtiandtst Also 10 good gardening SOIL a
mi from denot.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED for Gentle
" man and wife Location must be healthy and Of eonv
nient access to city. Address, stating ,srGI Box Ne
q 500 n Y Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET for BOARD
Il "A family tive aduts) will RENT their fumishsl
House for board OF and wife, paying cash for remaining
three Address MARTYR, WILLIAMSBURG PostOfoe
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IGOR SALE-225 acres of LAND, situated in
Il BAritsn Valley, n. j.. the line Of the New.Jersey
Central Railroad u horrs ride from NewYork City; dwell.
log house nearly farm and houses with Necessary
out.bulldinss all In good repair. Apply to
(6sgl HOMER MORGAN No. Plne-s,.
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHlP.-The underssred ~
this d,y formed copartnershp under the firm name Of
Co. for the manufacture Of stes. Psats
4. -. -..L. n L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23

Tho above houses only be by permit, from the
designed s.he Office. No Pine st.. where full information
concerning any house In the Hat be obtained
HOMER MORGAN
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AYERS sARsAPARILLA,


And see for yourself the surprising activity with which It
cleanses the blOou ard cures these disorders
During the public have been by large bot
ties pretending to Extract OF SaTsapaTa for
dollar M st Of these been frauds upon sick for
they not only contain little If Sasaparla but often no
curative properties whatever Hence bitter disappointment
his followed the use Of the various extracts sarsapsra
which Hood the mar until es mans Itself has become sy
pound Sarsapaisn and Intend supply such remedy as
shall the from the load Of u6oquy which rests
upon L We think have grounds for believing has virtues
which irresistible by tile ord lary the seases il IS
intended We only the sick that we offer
them the best Alternative which know how duce
have to believe is by far the eeetus purer
Of the blood vet discovered bV nyOOdY.
AYERS CHERRY PECTORALi is universally known
70 surpass every other remedy of Guughs Colds
Influenza Hoaeness CroAp Bronchitis Ineipet Cogsnnp
lOn and for the relief OF Gonsumpve Patients in advanced
stages Ohe ease that the evil
dehee of its virtues The world knows them
Prepared by j. C. AVER Co, lowell Mass and sold By
f. ]. HART Il CO.. New Orleans,
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1--WE respectfully call attention to our "IMPRoyEP9
PORT BILE CIRCULAR SAW MILL with lanes
PATENT SET AND FEED WORKS. some OF the partieu-
lar advantages claimed therefor being as follows h
and unerTngy certain ret % to
by the man ending tue Saw with single motion Of tine
hand under device simple ~ elective and IA NC
wise subject breakGge derangemente log, OF Whatee
lime Cy Inc Sawyer above stated; and an unerng uni
ormity in thickness OF the blank throughout insured
2d-The saving secured only in the number o. hands
erpnye mill but the saving OF thab when IS Oh M
more importance tu.wit in she working time Of the mill
sufficiently illustrated perhaps, when IS stated tnat Y we
setting usually required by other mills we are npe 70
"run back "setn cut another plank! hn5 we are
minute accounted for in part by the TACT hat he saw u
most uuceaHingy engaged the runbeek time excepted ~
actual work from the the stock is in phce huh " s
entirely converted into lurnberl
Sd-The peculiar arrangement OF the Feed Works"
whereby the slip and wear and tear always incident to
famous startingn and stopping unfdugy effected.
4thThe substantial and perfect proportions o! tbs MIL to-
getber with combinations OF Steel Saw haulre Rabbit
Metal, Schooling and SeEAdjusng Boxes the frequent
supports carriage for the log and the unusual
beauty finish among the other lentue7 which parcu
lav Characterize our MIL and which for 1t the unf
iRg admiration OF the practical .r.
NH all that required and all shat s asked in my instance
to preference namely An examination before pur-
chase eisewhere,n
| w. WfNTER Il co, I
General Commission Merchants No 40 Broadway New York
| FE.N b LANES PATENT SET WORKS" applied
| with facility Mills Of other patterns, .
| MONROE & REDDINGTON,
Agents for the above Mill,
| CAr1ndelet street
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N. o., ]. G. N. RA1LRoAp.-We call atten,
ton to the notice Of superintendent williams, an.
nouncing change Of schedule in the departure. of
trains on the Jackson railroad. On and after
Sunday, the 18th, the regular passenger trains will
leave at o'clock in the evening, instead of in
the morning as heretofore. Close connections will
be made at Grand Junction with trains to other
points.
The excursion train for Magnolia, and the regu-
lar Sunday morning train viii leave as heretofore.
There will be an extra train for Magnolia at Z A.
NJ, on Sundays, returning on Mondays
Excursion tickets can be procured at the depot.
For full particulars see the official notice in our
advertising columns.
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PATIENT LUMBER DRYER.
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,
sUPERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER in FROM 2 TO DAYS.

Important Invention for Seasoning Lumber
1t will Lumber average Of 81 per 1000 feet
1t will season Lumber thoroughly, and check it less
than any other process.
is safer does the work quicker cheaper and better than
any other process
The expense OF Kiln and Right is within the reach OF
every
dry out the in Lumber than to haul ii
twenty miles.
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER.
The Lumber comes from the ready to be worked
mediately.
The cost Of chang common Dry Air Kiln into Steam
Kiln or Of erecting Kiln andhe price Of Right,
| often saved in a year by this process.
No of keeping large stocks of lumber on hand 1t cost
less to dry by process the interest price while
drying in the air.
Carpenters Coopers, Cabinet Carriage, Sash, Door and
Blind Manufacturers of Planning Machines Saw Mills
and all who wish dry lumber should be in possession OF thu
Right to this invention. ,,
common Hot Air Kiln can be changed into steam hh
This process is now in use in the shops of the Penny
vania Centr New York CenrR Atlantic and Great West
Chicago and North Western Chicago, Alton and st
Louis: Illinois Central Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Michigan Centra Toledo and Wabash Sundusy Dayton an
Cncnnatii and other Railroad Companies Also by many
the manufacturers of Cars Carriages Sash D0oB and Blind
iPsRentS stS 'hrggB h9gE the 1nsed S Al
TOBACCO, WOOL, PAPER, BRICK, SALT, and Othe
substances dried by this process
the Dryer allowed before paying for the Right
pay ing for the drawings and specifications.
For further information, address
JOSEPH Fgv
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rV11zOszAs q. DoDnnY . co.,

J.
NO. PERDIDo STREET, adjoining Masonic Building
OFFICE no. 1873 eEAvrEE STREET, sEw ORLEANS.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular Cross Mil and dses saws Corn Mills; VIII ea
Mills and Betting Apparatus shafting Pule5 and Betting.
All descriptions Plantation Machinery and ARroultu "a
Implements.
We keep constantly hand full supply Of
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels and WheebaowB from the well known factors
Of Joshua Bodley, Wheeling, Va.
We with Foundrie aud machine
shopsin St. Louis Louisville Cincinnati and Psburg through
which prepared senae for class OF machinery
on most favorable terms deliver anywhere north New
Orleans free of freight .r. TH0s. B. B0DLEY 90
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l. q. NORyELL & CO.,
Il C. NoRvE1L, Mempbis-RIcHD POWER, New Orleans
Representing ............S $4,000.
CORNER GRAvIER AND CARoNDELET SITS
NEW ORLEANS.
oMrmslNG THE FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN AND RELIABLE
COMPANIES:
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
No. IS wau street, New York.
ORGANIZED APRIL, 1874.

ORGANIZED APRIL, 1874
Company has psd customers M to the present
time Losses amounting to EIGHTEEN MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS For the past nine years Cash Dividends
tostockhoders made from one third Of the profits have
TWENTY. ONE AND A HALE PER GENE
of issuing scrip dividend Dealers on the
Company will hereafter make such cash abatement discount
from rates. premiums paid the genera
expeence of underwriters will warrant the profits
remaining the end of the year will be divided to the Stock
holders
This nmpany continues make Insurance Marine ant
Inland Navigation and Transportation Risks the most
favorable terms, including Risks Merchandise Of all kind
and freight.
Policies making loss payable in Gold Currency,
the Ohice in New Orleans in Sterling, ut the office
| ELLW0OD WALTER President
UHAS KEWCOAB, Vice President
G. j. DESPARD Secretary
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Ayers snrsaparllip

Puge ont these impurities stimulates the organs of life
into vigorous action restoring the health and expepg dis
ease Hence rapidly variety Of complaints which
caused by mpurity of the blood such Scrotua
Kings Evil Tumors Ulcers Sores Eruptions Pimples Bos
Blotche 81 Antho1y's Fire Rose Eryspelas letter or
Salt Rheum Scald Head Ring Worm, Cancer Canearous
Iumors, Sore Eyes Female Diseases such Retention, Ir
regularity, Suppression, Whites, Sery also Syphilis
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Best opslity Refined CAST TOOL STEEL SPRING, MA
cHINERY, PLow, SHEET and SHEAR STEEL;
RAILROAD SPRING and FROG STEEL LoCoMo-
TIVE. AxLEs CRANE PINS PISTON RODS, SLIDE
BARS FIRE BOX and FLUE PLATE, etc
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Change Of climate always involves danger, I'M
less precautions are taken to prevent it. Foftfy
With tie Red Jacket Bitters, and bid defiance 10
yieissitudes Of temperature ana exhalatiohs gem
Grated BY excessive beat acting on swanpy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-18

Men Of the highest attachments in medical sci
enee are now using and recommending the relia-
Dig vegetable tonic, Red jacket Bitters, as re-
storatVe after ieyers, and The very best strength
ening medicine for feeble canyalescents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-18
Branch Warehouses:

NOS. ~ and a.. 81. BATTERY MARCH,, NOS u and -
Between Milk and Broad Streets
BOSTON, MASS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-18
MEDICAL.
SOUTHERN TONIO-sOUTHERN TONI

After several years Of successful trial both in this city and
in the country the request Of number of persons no
have been benefited by its have concluded to pre-
sent to the public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-18
CLEANSE THE BLOOD
tH

With corrupt dordered yitiaed blood you are sick all
over may burst out in Pmpes Sores in active
disease 1t may keep you stess depressed good
is impure A. -n ISL ISL ltI# 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-18

salt rheum and all diseases Of The bIood an 10
cured. Many thousands have bean cu,ad hv no
use Of Roback's Blood Purifier and Sngar G1,tad
Blood Pills Thousands Of letters beoriS vince
Of mat tact arc in The hands Of Dir. Roback. The
purifier Is the best alternative known to science.
combining asst does, the syrups Of stilhngia With
iodlde Of potassium, which every physician of ed
ueatiep knows to be the surest remedies. The
pllEls in conjunction with the purifier, never fap
to restore the system 70 health and yigor, 81