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COURTNEY HOUSE, GREENymLE, MIss..-We are
prahfed to be able to call the attention of our
merchants to the card of the above house. stu.
ated in the center Of one of the rich est districts of
Mississippi the whole trade OfwHlch finds its only
outlet in our city.
One of the most enterprising planters of thai
rich cotton district is the proprietor, Mr.. j. S
Courtney, and that excellent gentleman and oil
soldier Mr. ]. Carvell, is the polite manager H
will, we are assured, do everything in his power
accommodate those w'no, from business or pleasure
| visit that hosptahle region.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-19

WHERE THE SHOE PINcREs.-Certain dentists
who have tooth nostrums to sell, and who find
that the sozodont is taking the place of every
other deutifrice in the land, shake their heads
knowingly and hint that it is deleterous. If they
mean deeterous to their interests no doubt they
are right. We're it destructive to the teeth, these
cayilers would have nothing to say against it, as
evil effects would bring grist to their mill then
motives are too transparent not to be seen by
| every intelligent person.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-19

Two THOUSAND KEGS NAILs.-DeaIers' and con
sumers attention is called to the two Thousand
kegs of nails which will be sold by D. H. Mofphy
auotoueer at haf.past II O'Clock A. M, this day
in store No 81 Magazine street.
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NoToE.-See advertisement of Messrs. Edw
Thompson & Co., for choice lard, butter, cheese
rod hpans and pickles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-19

At h0lf,past P. NJ, ontne 18th, the therNome .e
at Milwaukee stood ut 80 degrees in the shade,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-19

More Captured hour.rann n0pas Restored.
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HOnOrs to the Memory of General cam-
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CIVIL CODE OF LOUISIANA AND CODE OF PRAo-
TtsB.--Those entenPrisng Law Publishers, Messrs.
R0oAfeld Stees announce to the public, through
thsr columns of Jhe CREscz,yR this morning, that
they will shortly publish the Civil Code of the
State Of Louisiana, with all the statutory amend
Rants from 1625 to 1866 iRclusiVe which will also
contain references to the decisions of the Supreme
| Court to the sixteenth volume of Annual Reports,
\ with compete index. The work is to be complied
snd edited by James O.. Fuqua, Esq, attorney at
| law. The same house will also publish the Code
of Practise in Civil Gases for the State of Louis
lana, vim statutory amendments during the same
period, ~ mentioned above, and also containing
references to the decisions Of the Supreme Cour
of tina State, edited and compiled by the samt
gentleman. These works will be most valuable
additions to the libraries of gentlemen of the le
gat profession in this and other States as well q
most useful and acceptable to the student and mer
ca&nt. MessTs. Bloomfield Steel are sure to ge
them up in a style which will be worthy of til
works, as books published by them always are
We hope that all persons who wish to see on
home books published by home people, will com
forward and sustain the house. which is enterpri
lng and liberal enough to make the trial
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Funeral of c.,loH~u seatOn-
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PREPARATIONS FOB THE O0AELICE.
INTERESTING GENERAL INTMn aENCE.
MARKETS, RIVER, Esa- Etc


s.
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Tax ON csttou Recommended at Two esnts.
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Proposed by Stevens and Rejected.
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DISPATCHES.
LATER FROM EUROPE
VIEW YORK AND BALTIMORE CHOLERA REP0aT8.

CoNGREssIo. NAL MATTERS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-01-05
Nest Ofihe Hrmming Bird.

The nest of the humming bird is miracle
of perfection in domestic economy For beau
ty, fitness and safety, the wisdom and taste dis
played in its arrangement are ireproachabe.
Bedecked in pumage of emerald, ruby and to-
paz, remarkable for the dclicacy of its form
and grace Of its motion, unsullied by rain from
the clouds or dust from the earth, feeding upon
the nectar of the flowers, its hahaiion should
be in character, and so it is. Shaped like a
half cup, it is delicately formed of chens color
ed like the branch on which it is fixed, and
lined With the soft down Of plant blossoms, of
mullen leaves, or the young fern. 1t is deli
caely soft, sheltered and undisinguishable
from the bark of the tree, OF which it seems a
most natural eXcrescrence--a moss grown knot.
Two white eggs as large as peas adorn the nest,
upon which. as asserted bv some naturali,is,
the cock and hen sit by turns for ten or twelve
days.
The little birds, scarcely larger than flies,
enter upon their existence in a chamber tapes
tried as with velvet, and are fed with the sweets
of flowers from the maternal tongue. The tiny
household exhibits not only a commendabe
neatness but exquisite taste and dehcacy in all
its arrangements. Can gentle humanity derive
no lesson from such an example P-J. r.
Dodge, Ohio Reports, 1864.
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Celebrated Perfected Spectacles,
Eye Glasses, &c.
VTNELuAN.D

DARN AND FRUIT LANDS, in a mild
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latitude as Baltimore Md
The soil is rich and productue varying from ,ay to
sandy loan. suitable for Wheat, Grass, Corn, Tobacco,
Fruits and Vegetables. This ia great fruit country.
Five hundred Vineyards and 0rcha rs have been planted
out by experienced fruit growers Grapes Peaches Pears
&c produce immense profits. Nineand Is already
the most beautiful places in the United The entire
territory consisting of fifty square miles of land is laid
upon general system Of improvements The Land is
sod to actual settlers with provision for public
The place. account Of its great beauty well other
advantages has become the resort people 1t
has increased five thousand people within the past
Churches, Stores, Schools Academies Societies
Art and Learning, and other elements Of refinement
culture have been introduced Hundreds Of people
stanty settling Hundreds Of houses are being con-
sructed Price Of ,arm land, twenty lots and upward
$25 acre Five and ten and Village lots for sale.
Fruits and Vegetables rpen earlier In this district than
any oher locality north of Norfolk, Va Improved places
for sale
Openings for all kinds of business Lumber Yards Manu-
factories, Foundrs Stores and the ke Power
with room can be rented.
For persons who desire mild winters, heahful climate
and good soil in country beautifully improved abound
Ing In fruits and possessing all other social privileges in
the heart of civilization, it is worthy Of visit.
Letters answered and The Nineand Rural paper giving
full informaton and containing Reports Scion Robinson
sent to applicants.
ldress CHAs X. Lands, vineland P o., lands
Township, New Jersey.
From Report of Scion Robinson, Agricultural Editor
Of The Tribune az is of the most erfenSiue fertile
tracts in an almost ieuei position and suitable condition
for pleasant farming that kRotC Of his side of the
Western Prairies."
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population Established!

Mrs. s. "A. Alien Is truly "a
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ABROAD, $sssd to-day she is
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Everybody Interested.
Youth and 0fd age are egiikc
0eNeGs' q Cy the Nse of sEy.s.
8. al. ssi!cM'S Worlds Hair
ReStOrer and Fair Dress
ing. TAey act directly apron
fhe roots of The hair, causing
tsGttrta1st gr0aCth and 6c0ss-
W. FOasr hair, If changed TO
greg or achtte by sickness or
cFher causes, sOsU SOOss be re-
stored TO its natural color
and beauty. D0ndrmH Grad
scGte6 sOreUer. The Hair
failing stopped. The AnOsE
delicate hegGt-drcss on bOse-
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ofSOiling. Thean0StdeIigat-
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Sold by Druggists throughout the World.
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ZOAHX.
DIR. II. ANDERS, IODINE WATER

DR.. H. ANDERS' IODINE WATER.
A Pure Solution of Iodine, WITHOUT SOLVENT
Containing A full GRAs to each ounce Of water
THE MOST POWERFUL yITALIzING AGENT AND
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REST

81 THE following lines found under the pillow of a
soldier who was lying dead in a hospital near Port
Royal, South Carolina;l
lay me down to sleep,
With little thought or care,
Whether my waking find
Me here OF there
bowling, burdened head,
That only asks to rest
UnquestiQncd, upon
A loving breast.
My good right hand forgets
Its cunning now
To march the weary march
know not how.
am not cnger, bold,
Nor stroug-a that is pas.
Iam,readv not to do
Atlast, at last.
My half days work is done,
And this Is all my part;
give putieut God
My patient heart
And grasp His banner still,
Though all its blue be dim;
These stripes, no less than stars,
Lead after Him.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-01-05
Culture ofthc PEN Nut in North Carolina

-
For many years past the ground pea has been
a most important element of commerce in the
Cape Fear Countrywide annual expectation to
the Northern States aud Canada considerably
exceed 100000 bushels. A single planter in
one of our eastern counties obtained from it
yearly income of $4,000. He raised from 80 to
10 bushels TO the acre, and cultivated FIVE acres
to the land, which at 81 20 the hNhel the or
binary price, though Sl.55 was frequently real.
bodybuilding an income of $3.50 to $500 to
the hand. No such result under the old sys-
TEN of labor could be obtained with staples ON
similar Soils Our cotton planters conlrnted
themselves with crop yielding from Sl2 to
Sl5 per acre, and ii was summing up on a large
surface that gave living result The cultva-
ton of no crop is so easy, and only the simplest
implements are required, at first, the pillow to
break the land, and then simply the sweep and
wedding hoes The average crop, as we have
stated, is from fifty to seventy-fvc bushels to
the acre. besides which there will be enough left
in the grouud to fatlen one hundred pounds of
pork. The vine, when the pea is removed,
makes an excellene forage for cattle, said to be
equal to the best Northern hay. From the nut
is expressed valuable OIL During the war
inst ended this oil was extensively used in our
machine-shops, and its lubricatory properties
are pronounced by competent authority to be
superior to those of whale oil, for the reason
that it does not gum at all. One of the quail
ties of the oil is extensively employed in the
composition of medicines: another is used for
burning purposes, and possesses the virtue of
not smoking while third makes really ex-
cellent salad condiment. Such, and so varied
and important are the uses to which this sim
pie product can he devoted uses which the
uniformed, who have perhaps regarded it only
in the light of an indgestible bulb, would new
er suspect to proceed from its cultivation
North Carolina AdceHiSer
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Netp advertisements,

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SUFFERERS
FROM DYSPEPSIA
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For four or five my wife has been sadly afflicted with
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this statement feeling that medicine valuable should be
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Trusting You will give this publicity, and repeating my
earnest gratitude and thanks.
am very respectfully yours,
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OR, DR. s. NJ LAsDis's INFALLBLE PRIyArR LscTuRK on
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II
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ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,

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Chevalier's Life for the Hair

WIN restore Gray Hair to its COLON STRENGTHENS
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Y. assure all persons the above prep ration will do al
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BrattIebOro, Jan. ], 1865 ~ n - -.