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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
APPORTIONMENTM

subject to the following regulations +:
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its VALUE
are plaeediu SEALED ENVELOPES, which are well
mixed. One Of these Envelopes, containing the Ger
tiheete or Order FOR some Article, viii he deliveries
at our once, or sent mail TO any address, without
regard 10 choice, on receipt Of IS Cents.
On receiving The Certificate the purchaser will see
what Article It dTcWs, aud its value, sndcan thensen6
One Dollar md receive the Article named, or can
choose any other one Article on cur Listof the same
va ne.
SEND 25 CENTS FOR A CERTIFICATE.
In al transactions by mail, we shall charge for
forwarding the certificates, paying postage ard do
ing the business = cents each, which must be en-
closed when the certificate is sent. Eve certificates
for 81, eleven 81 80 for SIS, 65 for $40 and leo for
SIS.
Agents.-We want agents in every town and
county in the country, and those acting as such
will be allowed ten cents On eTory Certificate or
dered by them provided their remi ttenee amounts
to$l. Agents will collect 3 cents for every GER
tifeate, and remit Is cents TO Us, either in cash or
postage stamps, Agents renting at once $40, will
be entitled to a beautiful Siiyor Watch, and also
zoe certificates.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Worthy the attention Of both Males and FE-
MALLS, who are in want Of bushes. The we'll
known Hoase Of S. n. Ward& Co., Manufacturing
Jewellers 20S Broadway, n. Y, wish to esteblish
an Agency in every town in the United States, and
in order that the Agent can have n sample to ex-
hibit 10 their customers, they viii send asa sample
on the receipt Of $500, a genuine Gold Pen WAR
rantedl with Silver Extension Case amp Pencil, to-
gether with a Wholesale Circular 70 Agents, and
eleven certificates, or a Sample Certificate for 25 cts.
There is no Agent but What can make easily 50 a
day, aud often $40, 23-Sn
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

The Stock Comprises amongst articles, Splendid
Clocks. Gold and Silver Watches, Rings set witt
Diamonds, Rubies, Pearls, Garnet and ofher Stone
solitaire and in e%lusteTs) Ladies sets Of Jeweirv
comprising Pins and Ear Rings Of the most fashion
able styles, set in Precious Stones Of every variety
together with large assortment Of Gold and En-
amelled and Pearl Sets Gold Studs AID Sleeve
Buttons Of the beautiful patterns. Gents Bosom and
Scarf Pins, and an endless variety Of Bracelets.
Chains AusicaiBoxesHe Dress. Combs charms. &c
In consequence Of the great stagnation Of trade
in the Manufae turing districts Of France and Enc.
land, a large quantity Of valuable JewelTy, origin
ally intended for the European market, has been
sent of for sale in this country, and must be sold at
any sacrifice Under these circumstances the
WATCH GOLD JEWELRY CO" have resolv-
ed unon
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
LYONS Periodical Drops.
THE GREAT FEMALE RENE
DY FOR IR IRREGULARITIES.

= =
these Drops are a scientifically compounded fluid
preparation, and better thar any Pills, Powders, OF
Eostruurs Being liquid, their action is direct aDo
positive, rendering them a reliable, speedy and Ger
tain specifc FOX the cure 81 all distractions and sup
prcssi0ns Of uaiUre. Their popularity j. indicated by
The fact that over 100 eco Bottles are annually sold
and consumed by the ladies Of the United states, eve
~ one Ct whom speak in the strongest terms Of praise
Of their great merits. They are rapidly taking the
place Of every other Female Remedy, and are c0nsid.
cred by al who know OF them as the Surest. sa-
fest. and most iufalliable preparation IN the world
for the cure OfaIl female complaints, the removal Of
all obstructsonsof nature, and the promotion Of healts
regularity and strength. Explicit dI ectiOns Stating
when they may be used, and eXpla ming when and why
they should net, nor could not be used without produ-
cling effects contrary TO natures chosen laws, viii be
found carefully folded around each bottle, with the
written signature ofJoHN L LYON, without which
none are genuine.
Prepared BY Dr.. JOHN L. LYON, Ie5 Chapel Street,
New Haven, Conn, whoc can be consulted either per-
E0nally, or by mail, (elclosing stamp } Concerning all
private diseases and female weakness.-Price $3.50
per bottle
Sold by Druggists everywhere
G. 9. LAR &CO.,
Gen'l agents for U. S. and Canada
20 LLINs Bros. St Louis. Wholesale
FULLER, FINCH & FULLER, Chicago. Agents
December 18th 1865. ~. lola lii ID, nm, jsw
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
philadelphia FUening Bulletin Editorial,
SEPT. Is. 1865.
Hell M B 0 Id S.
Genuine Preparations.

His Solid and Fluid Extracts embody
the full strength of the ingredients Of
which they are named. They are left
to the inspection of all. A ready and
conclusive test Of their properties will be
a comparison with those set forth in the
UnHed States D~ispensatory. These rem
eoie- are prepared by H. T HelmbOid,a
druggis' of sixteen yeaes' experience in
this cry. and We believe them 10 be re-
Liable, 10 fact, We have never known an
article lackiDg-merlt 10 meet with a per-
manent success, and Mr.. HelmboId's
success Is certainly prima facie evidente.
His Drug and Chemical Warehouse. in
the city Of New York. is net excelled. if
equaled, by anyin The country, and we
would advise our readers, when visiting
that city, to give him a call, and Judge
for themselves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
KNOW THY DESTINY!

MADAME r. T. TuOEsT0x. the great English
Asfr0log Is, ClairTOyan. ard Psyel0ms-rcian,wh
hzsast0Eishei ths scientific classes u The Old wCrl,
has now Seated teTteif - Hudson, =. j. Maiam-
'TborDtDn posses-eFEuch U0uderlal powers II gee
ord SIGHT, a. 10 enable her - imr5rt kECwlcd-e
Il the greatest importance 90 The single ~ married
Of either sex. While in n state a trance, she Ge
~lineates The very features q TIE person you arc b.
marry. aud b. the aid q an instrument q intense
power, known as the Pg ehomotTope, guarantees %
produce a lftgaHke picrure q The future hasband or
wife q the applicant, together vita date % mar
THRge. posiuo 90 10 Hfe, leading tIaits e character,
DC. This b. ug humbug, ~ tLousalds Of tcsiim0
Eiais can a-7-rt. Sic VIII &c "a. When dcfired, r
certified certificate, Or written guarantee, that tie
PIC ture is Uhatit purpous 20 b.. By enclosing o
Email lock 0fLair, ard stating place q birth, age.
dispCfiton ord complexion, and c~Dci0siug 81 cents
AMI stnmtei erre.eps adireis-l 20 yourself, you
viii receive TIC pictures AID desired Information By
retain mail. All Communication sacTed coriden-
tiai. Addfezs, 81 CorGianec- MADAME l.. I.
gAokhIoS, y o. Box 1Z3, hudson, ny.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
FRENCH HOTEL!
On &c Euronean PIan.

Opposite the City Hall and Park, Cor. Of Frank
fort St. NEW YORK.
Spacious Refeetory,Bath Room and Barber's Shop.
SsrraHts not aUol0es to receive Perquisits.
Do not believe Runners or Haekmen who say we
are full. July Ist. 1866. l year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
Ale OF APPRAISED STOCK,

SALE OF APPRAISED STOCK.
On Monday, the 30th day Of July, 1856, at ten
o'clock A.. M will offer fer sale to the highest
bidder FOR cash in hand at the residence Of George
at Weddles Bridge id Ncmaha County, Nebraska.
One stray Filly, with RICH hind foot white, a small
star in forehead, supposed to be three years old
last Spring appraised at Sixty-tWO dollars and fifty
cents. Taken up by George Crow and now in his
possession. FREDERICK E. ALLEN,
39-St Justice Of the Peace.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

A Gentleman who suffered for yoars from Nerv-
Gus Debility, Premature Decay, and al the effects
Of youthful indiscretion, viii for the sake e suffer
ing humanity, send free 10 all who need It,, the re-
ceipe and directions for making the simple remedy
by which be was cured. Sufferers wishing to prof
It By the adyertiser's experience, can do % By ad
dressing JOHN b. OGDEN,
No = Chcsaut St., New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

SALE OF APPRAISED STOCK
On Friday, July, 9th 1866, atIIA.M.,Iw will
offer for sale to the highest bidder, for cash in hand
on the premises Of Wilkinson Sage. living near
Longs Bridge, in Nemaha County, Nebraska Ter
Titory one stray Cow, described as follows: One
Red speckled Gov, with hole in left ear, and split
in the right, small spike horns, supposed to be 4
yearss3d, andaPpraised &C Twenty-Five dollars
39-5t R.V HUGHES p.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

Please write your Name, Town, County and
State plainly, and address all orders to
WATCH AND GOLD JEWELRY co.
So Liberty ST. NeH York
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
-Y NOTICE

Taken IN - Hhdersigne5 in Lafayette Pre-
cinct, Nemsb:3 y Nebraska Territory on the
18th day az one dark bay mare Pony,
) years Old. visI $er on,
49.r5 "8a YN, II. STARR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
sT.Rs" advertisement ab,ys
I 8 8

.+COsTsR's" Rat, R1a-h. Art. 60 tE
more grain and pr'v-
III IN Grant Ccurtvby venrin c ~ v.t
ne of thjs Rat aud Insect Killer - Lt4ca
E--ri}
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
Sc o. STRAY STOCA

On Monday the sCth day Of July, lo3o'
o'clcek A.M.,I wiz OFer f5r sac . Gss'
bidder forcash in hani, as enc resia p-ragLs
Grow living seven Miles =
IL Nemaha County, Ao5nska 4eiI srsJan
olS ~ So - ~ Iii dollir .ihs.
Oae rrsrrsd Ina b1sk Cow. folr fabs'
mrn 5parssxsI =. -twentV-6v d'
an bv F.E. Aicn, ard BoW =. SfrV.JP-
40 5tPd ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
Ind rH keep It's Shape and retain lis
Place than auy other skirt.

This beautiful ayly Of Skirt PATENTED March
1865 was awarded by the GREAT AsLRlBAN IL
sTITUTE fAIE. held IN Nov York, 0stO5er, 1865, .
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
I 8 8 8

H0TSEKEETERS tron0led with vermin need
so 30 longer. e they use "COsTAR's Extermina
r. We have used i to our satisfaction and If
b Y cost 8. VIC wosli have It. We have tried
7lhsous, but they efett nothing but "CcsTkB's
rticie knocks the breath cut OF Rats. Nice. Ants,
"a Bed-Bugs. quicker than we can write t.. TITS
great deutnd al over the country Nediaa,
J3i7. Gazsfe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
TO CONSERVATIVE.
On YOuTH.

REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, kings Co., New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

.COSTAR'S RAT EXTERNINATOR Is simple,
y e AMI sure the most perfect RAT-ifeation NEE
ny we have ever attended. Every Rat II { can
-et IL, properly prepared, viii ea. it, and e7ety one
nat eats it- viii die, generally at some place as dis
mt as possible from where it was taken-Laks
Hre. Hfelfgaa, Mirror.
- 80 g.. ~ l-a-tisarnrt ahn-a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15
rrpere.s u she rensan movement.
n So 90 sIispatch 81 tha l0th sars


a NEW York dispatch. Of the 10th, says:
The Express says there was considerable ex-
citeInent at the headquarters of Stevens from an
early nonr this morning, caused by numbers Of
persons calling ta learn intelligence respecting
the movements Of the G. D. I. r. The opinion
appears to be fast gaining ground that several
irish merchants in this city have warmly espoused
the cause and will place vessels at the disposal Of
: SteDiisns.
That de will take advantage Of their kindness is
more than probable, but not to any extent, as no
reliance can be paced in using force with a
naval expedition. a landing is only necessary,
and thea the future fate of ireland win be de-
olared hy strength in the field. It is hardly posi-
bls tia the Atlantic cable may suddenly cease to
speak h short time, on this side but whether il
will BE eHt Or captured, is question which must
bein abayance for the present
Col. Cowden and Capt Dnnie have been sue
cessfal in their Western tour, having organized
eighteen circles alone i'll Wisconsin, Tennessee
Michigan, and also deciding in a very practical
manner in favor Of Jas. Stephens. Col Thos. r,
Bourke and Capt. p. j. Condor are to leave New
York on Monday on an organizing trip to some
part of the country; no definite place for their
operations has been fixed upon. Several other
officers are about to leave perhaps, on the same
day, imam equally mysterious manner.
The Heralds Washington special says mass
meeting of Fenians was held in Washington, at
which Gen. Heath. Capt. GTiser, and others de-
liVeTed speeches. Resolutions were adopted pro-
testing against the sentence of Lynehand MeMa-
hon, and thinking the President and Secretary
Seward for their interference in behalf Of the
prisoners.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15
ts,he New Orleans TIiot.


gne surrRessRp pIsFAFolT- OFFICIAL aEMoRAs-
pgoi agssgRa oI Mr.. STANTON AND GGNERAL
BAll8s
We ind the following, by telegraph, to the
western papers, under New York date Of the
10th
The following II tie dispatch already referred to
as having been kept from the President by Seere-
Nnw oBIsANs, La, July Is.
10 Hon = VI siaHtoa Secretary Of War;
a convention has been called, with the sanction
of Coy Wells, to meet here on Monday. The
lieutenant governor and the city authorities think
IL and propose to break it M by arrestng
the delegates have given no orders on the sub
ject, hnt have warned the parties that could not
cDuntenanee or permit such action without iu-
structi0ns to that effect from the President
Please instruct me atonce BY telegraph.
fsigne0 AZ BAIRD, Brey. Maj. Gen.
The National IntelIigeneer says if this dispatch
had been shown to the President the riot would
never have occurred.
The 5ifieial memoranfunl Of the dispatch Of
Cen Baird. tc the President, IS as follows:
OFrICE, u. s. MILITARY TELEGRAPH,
HEADQRs. Az DEPT.
The following telegram was received at 1920 r.
III July 2Sfh, 1866
Gen. Blalrd not only complains oficially that he
waited, but neverfeGelTed areply to lisiInpoftant
dispatch, but there Is evidence in the budget Of
offcial dispatches published in the Republican by
authority of the government some time since, that
Secretary Stanton eyer answered the above highly
important dispatch himself, and it Is positive
fact that he never sent it to the President until
4 weeks after the riot. Had the President seen the
above dispatch Of Gen. Baird, the Fiotin New Or.
leans would never have occurred.
Why Secretary Stanton neither answered the
dispatch himself. nor Informed the President OF itS
existence, remains unexp planned to any one. Not.
Tithstanding this great apparent cnlpability on
the part d Mr.. Stanton, no reasonable person can
Withhold censure from Gen. Baird for allowing
ffaFi
streets of New Orleans on the thirtieth day Of
July, 1868. He could have prevented all dis
iurbanee il he had simply sent one of his staff OH
GERS, wearing the federal sash and sword not only
to hae warned the parties but all parties, con
ventioaists and those who followed the lieutenant
governor and city authorities.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15
THE HAIR IS DEVELOPED,

And stem or shaft continuous with it, the
root exhibits bulbous enlargement which, with the
lower part STEM ncosed in formation Of granular
cells The bottom the foice vessel is occupied by
paplla or germ upon which the hair rests compound
eeuar visice the true germ of the Hair Here he e'
s seat Of the disea,e which causes gray Hair fall out
Hair and the blood which supplies these seed vessels being IN
yisc state or with humor impregnates these seed yes
sells with its unhealthy qua tiles that tn effect an entire
renovation the state Of the ha must first oe5h Mere
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15
PHC1TDGR. PLY.

Trusting that the liberal patronage Of friends and the
public viii continue have engaged the services Of Mr. E.
NJ HoWELI operator who cannot be surpassed for skill
full and artistic ability. Our artist Nj REICHMAN is
ond to none in the country
These gentlemen with many others for business ha We
lately arrived New York, aud prepared to
make pictures the smallest miniature your watch dial
to tuII Mfe-size portraits.
The public are invited to call and make critical examina
tion for themselves ot the many specimens have of well
| known citizens OF this city.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15
HAIR REVIEWER.
1n- rnENc1rs vEcErARLE
To an Enlightened People

have been induced to put the above styled preparation
befoe the pnblc from the we'll known fact that in no way
have people of this other countries been so uch
imposed upon as by comparatively worthless compounds
for the HAIR bringing III their train long list OF sad
SUITS.
The human is an elongated epidernic appendage
mart Of the human syse and should produce beneficial
results be scientifically is any other part or iunc
on of system Its essential structure consists OF an
assembage epidermc cells the bottom of taskshaped
focle seed vessel supplied with blood by vessels asVrio
uted to its walls; it is made up of root from which
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15

# tf
THE OVERLAND TELEGRAPH EXPEDITION.
Herald' il correspondent with the overland tele-
graph exuedition, writing from PetrobutOski,
Eastera Siberia, gives an enccuraging account OF
the WORK The Russian corvette, d vessel carry
ing twelve gums and3g0 men, is detailed to assist
inlayitg the sea lines The following is reca-
pitulavion of the work on the Russian side Of the
Pacific.
Major Abosa has explored the route between
G1yiga and 0khRtsk, ana fonnd it feasible Tor the
construction of the telegraph. Captain Mahood
Anaor to The Dl1hatsk, and found it feasible for
fhe work. Lieutenant Kennon has explored the
route from Glfiga, and from that point to Anadir
Bay ana found it feasible for the work. Captain
MlereA has travelled among the Tclnehtis, the
aaYAaelfibes in the northern paftof Siberia, and
found hem entirely friendly
Maj6r Ahasa has travelled among the Koriksand
THE iatiFe Kamsehadoles, and found them entirely
friendly Captain Mahoed and Major Abosa have
travelled with the Tungusi and other tribes, be-
tween tlhyfga and the mouth Of the Anloar. and
found them entirely friendly. The Tungusia re-
yeatelto them a ronte through the mountains
which tAey have hitherto kept secret for theiroWr
nsas. Work has been commenced at seyera
points Wherever Workmen can be procured
nolesara being cut and houses constructed fol
stations and supply depots, and points have beer
saleefna aIong the 0kbotek landing for supplies
and material for the line. These are mainly at tht
mouth IT rivers that may be used for transporta
lion 10 tie interior. IA sufficient number OF work
men MIL he employed for building The line where
the nabVes are not ID desired abundance, or are
unwilHuH tu labor. Major Abosa has already
made tAa preliminary arrangements for obtaining
these Workuan. Materials and supplies will h'
provided III the ships arrive At Ghyiga.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15
MIsCEI.I.AlSEOU

~~SRSN@ER% v %N~e 4As-T- -@%- %~1s
MISCELLANEOUS.
snEDs......eAEDEN SEEDS.
Have in store fine assortment of new-crop GARDEN
SEEDS growth of 1866 and have just received assort
snent Of fresh FLOWER SEED and PIONEERING ROOTS,
Also in Store
Top Onion Sets Yellow Onion Sets.
Potato Onion Sets. Echallot Sets, etc
Country merchants supplied by the hundred thousand
papers, u, sorted for retailing, at moderate rates.
E. F. VIRGIN,
Successor to D. MaupayD
l04 GraVier street
DTRECT FROM PARIS.
NEW MASK AND FANCY BALL COSTUMES,
Nine. Groux, at 93 CONT Street,
Who respectfully her friends and the public gener
ally that SHE HAS JUST RETURNED FROM PARIS,
where she selected large of COSTUMES AND
FANCY DRESS Es for Ladies and Gentlemen such as are
worn by the most fashionable society of Europe
Feeling confident that goods defy competition by those
of any establishment in the city she asks the public to
call and inspect them. -
DOBxNsON'S CITY MILLS
. ROBINSON & JONES, PRoFRIEToRs,
ass and as5 Rampant St, Head New Basin,
-..s Keep constantly on hand
coRSMEAL. HoM1NY, GR1ys, CRACKED CORN,
Cow Feed, Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, Etc, Etc,
Rice Malt Wheat and Corn, ground and all kinds Of
Gran anG eSs-2 tS-1-ss ~,
! IL. =
CUSTOM HOUSE r. < r.
no. Peters street,
OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE,
New orlean..
HAL, XoUNG n Co.-
r,,y>, vc,1,xe =,
s7 ana 60 Common Street, New Orleans
rrx- y ,r,>r7,-7
r,r,,,r,, ,xnrpAruFp RAINS
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s"daiery Hardware and Leather Findings
AND
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JAMEs NJ PUTNAM. formerly Of New Orleans, La WM,
s,oARH' formerly Of The PR'''a q y H'Fs' "a :
s'ehe'>"' No%s,nr' HRnrs,ng sIerehnnts,
n,,r-,,, ,,,xnr,n, 40
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wh d9s At ktnas # # Maesnsry Machinery And sss
Spanish honduras q "ly y r.
Ms.Es y sa-aalrlr ro1 az@ See orleans.
:; 7s.TWFT g 90.
~. -,,1,,yp 7osppr7 WIN,
importers an' " -O's''s anu ''s''''
Carpets Mats oli CONS I's'' t'
" sHELIHA-
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SuK'hAoE''
osice' 4Aoon 80 w. = So
NJ" ORLEANS
"l4 0''enu 10 H"'ines7l' 'i'9 Wy "uu o'44''s'
c,rv- Drrpprxcrs.
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ETl: zen: r -ri,s Il o. P'' 2 84{T ,ea'[' Co
Major r. q Bond Clerk Fourth District Court.
Major j Jam James corsll s,ttso12 Attorney at Law
e. de terIet' s, AT!N1as' s M Con {, Garner Co.
Gen, +, i. GIBSON, Attorney A. Lag p,.,..c,
c5saos csa. john B. ii3@5. Iiss5.'' -s.-' . "
Gen ! HSEr% q {.i, I ttRys f mo C,ra.ca,+ .-=
Col ]. n P95ton q Messrs. Patton wilson & Co.
or j. B Walton Of Messrs. ]. B Walton & Deslonde.
OTTO III. KARSTENDEEk,
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15

THE BLACK Rock CoUNTRY-4 Wonderful
Lassd.-4In the Eastern Slope newspaper we ind
Tepafs of many of the curiosities and the great
riches of the Black Rock country in the north
western portion OF California. The reports of the
aingnlar features Of that section are Of many
years standing but are 50 marvellous mat they
have seldom Obtained creaenee. Among the won
derfnl stories we have heard is one that there Is
netfiied tree there seven hundred feetln lengs sh
he present report in part confirms pre- Flols state
ments and establishes the fact that Black Reck IS
one Of the wonders of the Pacific coast ike the
Y0 Semitic the Big Trees, the Geyse etc. be-
sides t5p eiYIosities there appears to be an abun.
dance Of silver at Black Rock, but the ore Is SAID
to be Of an unusual variety aud yery ailiens %
snIts .tf the mills ut the Washoe. The quantity OF
ore II so Great thatit is said it will justify the eEee;
tion of " thousand mills. a gentleman Bho glstea
fhg section has exhibited to the editor q
tHe III 7s Fasfern slope very many natural
Cnriosities peculiar TO the county strange pettl
factio5s from the ravnes; curious Wate peg
fles fran the mountain tops kllVes, ffFpMsAleaa'
an6 flaggers manufactured 0y lndlah shhi L ron ~
snlfd aiTt A sllnerior quality, apparently, OF Of
ae;iIft TO contain S60D ia silver TO the ton
mebble til with its curious fracture that adnlt
81 ~ ehaitge Of form. and 5housaad strange aho
new tAHgs The editor says ne also telis ~ 9
gna9sy stgansa things that he SAW but could no
bring with him. and many Strange lhia " tleale
did not see. Among me 1aIbsE i.ss n Won @
ders r gtt8t basin that ontans pegllhea qtsSs -
a4sJefeiltg fioag6 there, many Vasa tEess " sot
a+a,ta Fs,st,itu franl5 three to six hundred feel \
le8rfl Doubtful as this tale nlay appear -shaI
NE dare III fisnute It's correctness W4eh Me NJ NJ
this stl8aga country has boiling spring ~ lles
Yateg Attean fees in diameter tHat eatihet Y
saSnss fge4n gghieI, no drailso water ever runs
thatit ae sans vicinity there is "a moving satsal
ol cold and apparently good NateI Al3 u ~ y
Of Which Induces geneTeal disease tilat sla9 Y ~
found 8y digging ii as salt as SAT- can hlaag !. y
Hafa haIf.d51ar aenositad In the soil Is eaten d
BY tl8 sait aRd after thirty days no Yesll8e q
calhe goundgH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15
4. a0NEGAL,s COLUMN.

1l4sssSs-
AND
s.ss Daga ~ ' p ] . ss .ss s's sosa os aas's
Ta8s, oorss a =, Dnga . sADs sss sosp4 Of stock
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15

# Il announced that tile new nl1sket #alch ~ Was
TepeafadlF tEea at the camp of Ghalons ls aehl
dysig adoufed by tie war department L T.
somewhat shorter than The weapon now in use u
fhe French army. 1t weighs only y ponuas II ~
ounces eargias sabre bay onet larger thsh the ~
eldnae and tAe barred IS riied, e can be fred IL
il saia aity times i'll -four minutes; IN the ran
ca anaverags ten minrte ana the soldiers llfe
with ease seven 0r eight shots minute.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15

Without staining the skin being free from silver and other
injurious chemicals truly beneficial to the hair in all its
phases.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15

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pgs44agssuRE or Mr., STANTON AID GESERA1
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