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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-06

Mrs PATRICK KELLY of Bellair who had
been blind in both eyes some 2 or 3 years
from Cataract was successfully operated on
by DR.. Chas. r. Sanderson of New York,
and surprising as it seems has entirely re
covered her sight in the eye operated upon.
DR.. Sanderson, last week performed en-
operation on a boy eight years old, a 500 Of
Mr.. ~Swoopland, Of Van Vert Co., o., for
Talpes Equinus, Or Club Foot.-Both feet
were SC badly deformed as to be almost USE
less. The operation was performed with
little'or no pain to the patient, the feet
Strengthened, and a bad cripple cured
Gosh. Dem,
eesa-Dr. Sanderson will be at Swan House,
Cadiz on. the 10th, 18th and 18th of each
month. stsa
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PAY UP PAY up

The first volume of the Sentinel under our
management will be completed in seren more
weeks, Over ten months have past since we
took charge of the establishment, and dur
ing that time not over ONE-THIRD Of our
patrons have paid for the years subscrip-
tion. Friends, this soiH not do. 1t is not
an easy task at the best to carry on a Dem
'oeratic newspaper in Harrison county, With
a Democratic vote ofless than fifteen hun
}dred, and the patronage Of the county with
the other party; and we would ask the De-
mocracy, that they would strengthen the,
, organ Of the party in the county by paying
their subscriptions PROMPTLY. This is
all We ask, but zoe do ask that much. IF the
paper depended on subscriptions to keep it
up, it would not ''stand fire." 1t has, in a
great measure, depended upon its advertis-
ing patronage.
During tax-paying time our friends can
either bring or send us subscription money.
Money can always be sent by mail OF our
risk.
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CmekerIns s sons Piano FAC


Is larger than any other in this country BY
one-third, and more han double the size of
any in Europe. The Premises comprise an
ehtirt square Of 100000 feet, or about s
acres. The building is in the from Of q
hollow square, each side $50 feet long, 81
feet wide, and is 5 stories high On the streets
and 6 stories in the hollow square. The
foundations walls are of granite and con-
tains 1000 perches laid in cement, 100000
brick, $500 casks of cement 1850, 900 feel
of timber, and 800 casks of nails. The
foorsin the building, if put together would
cover a space Of more than 5 acres. 1t has
900 windows, containing ll,000 lights of
glass. The whole of this immense struc-
ture is devoted exclusively to making Pianos.
The rough material enters the first story,
where it is sawed and planed preparatory to
being made into cases of Pianos. Then it
IS taken to the next story, where it acquires
the form of the Piano>case; in the next it rs
veneered. In the fourth story it receives
the sounding board and iron frame, and go
ing through the main building is vanished.
1t begins its descent on the opposite side,
stopping at each story to be strung, receive
the action, keys &c, until it finally reaches
the warerooms. Literally, forests enter
at one end of the building and come out
perfect pianos at the other" The entire
third story is used for a drying room, and is
kept at go the year round. Stocks of var
ious kinds is here piled up to become
thoroughly seasoned. The Messrs. Chick
ering are very particular about the season
ing of wood, as on it depends entirely the
durability of the pianos. 1t takes about
four months to finish a Piano. This does
not include seasoning, which takes years.
See advertisement in another column.
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A Horrible Tragedy-A Father
ana four Sons dsHarreE-0ne OF
the Sons shot twice by his w
Brother.

1t becomes our melancholy duty, as apub-
lie journalist, to record a terrible tragedy,
which took place on last Sunday morning, in
Rush township, and about three miles from
.G~nadenhutten. 1t appears that a feud has
existed for some time in the family of Ed
ward Saunders, and that on last Sunday
morning Mr.. Saunders and his wife mettwo.
of their sons on the road-an alteration
took place between them, and two other
soDs came to the aid Of the parents. and be-
ing well armed they put their brothers to
flight, firing several shots at them in sue.
~cession, it is said by the direction of the
father himself. Two of the bullets took
effect upon enc of the boys-one striking
low down in the calf of the leg and coming
out in front, below the knee: the other struck
high up in the thigh. but did not pass en-
tirely though. DR.. Tucker extracted both
balls. The wounds are said to be serious
but not mortal. The young man is lying in
a helpless condition at a ~neighbor's house,
and will probably not able to be moved for
some time. The sons are oil married, but
one. W.
The father and one of the sons have been,
arrested-but the one, whose shots it is
claimed took effect, is still at large.
The Grand jury is investigating the case,
the result of which we shall be able to an
nounce next week.
We have never before been called upon to
chronicle a more .disgraceful occurrence
We do not know which of the parties are
most to blame-put presume the facts will
be dc 'eloped from the evidence Of witnesses.
1~uScrdrdMs Chronicle.
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Look Ont for the Big Show.

Gardner, Hemming's 4 Co.'S, American
Circus, combined with Van Amhurgh &
Cos. Mammoth Menagerie will be in Cadiz
on Thursday, June I4th, 1856, This exhi-
biion is well spoken OF by the press in all
quarters, and promises a rich fund Of enjoy.
ment- 1t presents attractions which cannot
fail to secure tia large crowd. Dan Gard
nsr, known asrone of tho best Clowns ex-
liant, is with this institution. Turn out to
the Big Show. @
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fed
Bro. ARNOLD, of the Sentinel, is still
waspish and snaps like a mud turtle because
friend Marsh removed his cigar establishment
from the little town Of Cadiz to Cambridge.
Well, we've no doubt but it is 'riling, to
Bro; AS. 'phelens' to be thus summary
cut off from the enjoyment Of the fragrant
which Marsh noted Iberality allowed him
to indulge in, but when to that is added the
knowledge that Cadiz is about dead in the
SHE'LL it is too much for his nervous system
shock. Don't feel so bad about it, Bro.
Arnold; well have Marsh to send you a box
of his best and as you abandon yourself to
their modifying influences, you can dream
than Cadiz may yet be some place.-Cona
br4dge lefrsontdn.
RayBro. Crawford need not feel uneasy
about us. We are noted as even-tempered.
Oadiz can beat Cambridge for Cigars, if it
is not located on the banks Of a muddy
creek famous only for mud turtles" Ia
mode of illustration which always bctrays a
Cambridge man. Marsh makes good enough
cigars to set a Cambridge man crazy, but he
was taught how by JOHNNY Manners, of
Cadiz, who makes the best in the United
States. Manners will bet dozen OF 'sspark-
ling Catawba, that he has al''cub' who
can makes better cigars than any manufact-
ured in Cambridge. Please publish that
proposition, Bro. Crawford. That box of
cigars promised, like almost everything else
in Cambridge, is a myth and as for
dreaming the brightest imagination
could neyeneven stdream" that Cambridge
would ever be anything. We presume Br.
Crawford never was ten miles from Cam
bridge, and don't hardly know what town
should be. M
Tax.narara will nnta the all nf Traaanror
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Cheated the Printer and RUn OF
from his Wife.
We are in recent of the following fro

> We are in receipt of the following from
,a..sP. NJ. Of Gilmore, Tus. Co. Ohio.
,ve ~. "GILLMoRE, May 29, 1866.
fan, II. ARNoLD.-You send a paper to
~ nee to James r. Brown. He has
"ooi v,cl left his wife, some time back,
ip vas { paper is not taken from the office.
ounJ~-4k the dishonest man is gone for good"
"PuIL1p LEMING, p. M"
-saA man who will cheat the printer is
exactly the kind Of n man who would run
off from his wife. He is bad enough for al
most for anything.
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international Insurance Conn
pNny,

James Howard, Esq. has been appointed
by Mr.. Ralstoa, Dist. Agent, Local Agent
at Cadiz for this excellent Fire Insurance
Company. He is also Local Agent for the
National Insurance Company, Of Dayton,
which,, in addition to Fire Insurance, insures
Live Stock against accident Or death, Give
him a call. n t s.
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PIC NW.-Las Friday overa '%'score' Of
the young folks Of Cadiz went on a picnic
excertion over towards st. Clairsvillc.
They had a fine tima, spent the day in the
country and returned at night.
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ssg-The ladies Friend" for June comes.
to US bright and fresh-fuIl of everything
interesting to the ladies. 1t has grown to a
fayorite, and we think it deSiredly popular.
Price $3.50 per year. Address Deacon &
Peterson, &c., Walnut ST., Philadelphia
Pa
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TIE BEAUTIES OF EDITING.-An editor
says in a recent letter to afriend:
''At present l am in the country, recover
little to show for it. Any one would think
enourh to show for it,
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Candidates before the Republi-
car Convention.

The Republican County Convention for
this county meets on next Monday. Very
few capdidates have as yet been announced,
something very u%nuseal among our Repub-
lican friends. Anon Lennon is announced
for Probate Judge, W. II. Mccoy for Coun-
ty Auditor and John Fogle for clerk of the
Court, Mccoy and Fogle have each served
one term in their respective Offices. They
are both perfect gentlemen, upright men,
and efficient officers, and will no doubt be
nominated without opposition. 1t takes a
man about one term to get acquainted with
the duties of those two offices, but they
have been managed during the past term
with great credit. We have only one objeo-
ton to Mccoy and F~ogle-they belong to the
Radical Destructive party. If they would
but come out Johnston Democrats we know
Of no other one we would rather vote for.
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"DUNHAM," the wounded burgler, is
improving rapidly and will soon be able to
take quarters at Columbus. His wife, who
says she lives in Philadelphia, paid him a.
short visit a week or so ago. (" :
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stornning the strongholds

OF prejudice and misrepresentation, and Coz
rying all before 1T asa
CRISTADOR0S HAIR DYE
pursues its march of success. Like those
ofthe Union, its eolors are the c~ynosurss
of every eye, its victories
LEAVE NO STAIN.
1t turns thousands of heads, and charms
innumerable hearts. Containing no caustis
element, it cannot iniure the hair or blem-
ish the skin. Manufactured by J, CRIS=
rADORO, No. s Aston House, New York.
Sold by Druggists. Applied by all Hair
Dressers.
May. 3d. lS66-lmo
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~gaaThe Cadiz Livery Stables turn out
more nice rigs" than can be found in any
place of double the size.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-06

Wool growers would do well to read the
advertisement headed 800, 600 pouds of
Wool Wanted"
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cadis Augustso, 1885.
A ILCOCK'S PORUS PLASTERS.

A lLCOCKS PORUS PLASTERS.
N CURE L~UMBAGo, PAINS OF THE SIDE
vARIoosE VEINS, o HEST sd
An Electrician, who has great expetfaiea
of their effects in Ideal rHeuntdttSfn, in tic
G0LoTeHT, and deep seated nerIeous and 9th
er pains, and in affection of the kidneys cts;
cts, attributes all their sedatiye, at 1nula!
tive, and pain-releiving effects 10 their cleo
trtc qualities. He asserts they restore. fho
health electric condition (equdibrium) ofths
part, and that being restored, pain and NOR
bid action cease, gs.
LAME BACK.
Brahdrith House, New York, Nov. q, 1859:
P,ALLGOCk d. Co.-Gentlemen. / iatA-
ly suffered severely from a weakness In
my back. Having heard your Plasters
much recommended in case of this kind +
procured one, and the result Was all s1at /
could desire. A single PLASTER cured ms in
a week. Yours respectfully,
.sw f.- ss se-'J.G. BRIGGS
General Agency, Brandreth House, n. Y!
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines
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A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.
lust published, in a sealed envelop.
81 Price 8 cents: A Lecture on the ma.
ture, treatment and radical cure of Sperma-
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Emissions, Sexual Debility and Impede
ments to Marriage generally. Nervousness.
Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental
and Physical Incapacity, resulting from
Self-Abuse, &c. BY Robert J. CulverwelI,
M. d., author ofthe Screen Book &c. :
The world reneWn author, in this admira.
BILE Lecture, clearly proves, from his own
experience, that the awful consequences of
Se1fAbusenlay be eifectually removed with
out Medicine, and without dangerous sur
gical operations, bongles, instruments, rings
or cordials, pointing out u mode of cure at
once certain n etfectual, by which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition NAV
be, may cure himself heaply, privately and
radically. This Lecture will prove a boon
to thousands. Sent under seal to any adj
dress, in q plain, sealed envelope, on receipt
of six cents, or two postage stamps, Also
DR.. Culverwell's Marriage Guide price Is
cents. Address ~ rof'e 1T
CHAS. s. O. KLINE zoo. p.
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CONQUERING THEIR DESIRES

. raH a.. nr #
.r ..n.. .a
There would certainly be less crime,
less disappointment, less broken
hearts, less insanity, and less
m suicides than the good and
the virtuous are now COM
PEELED to behold. Oh
There can be no Noblcr Sentiment
that palpitates the heart tlssn
that of forgiveness, and none
can truly forgive who lack
the sublime courage of
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FURNISHING GOODS.
Respectfully,

caaiz, May q, lses i .1r 2aI /.
y ..aa
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Taxpayers will note the eail of Treasurer
P0sAoa THE tine j. ahora
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and it keeps me workin day and night to provide
for EN-. I've been wlllin long time for lem to
be free if they could take care Of themselves, and
don't know what Thad Stevens is a fussin about,
unless he is just mad because our boys burnt his
iron works. If that's all, we can plead the ruins
of various similar establishments in these regions,
and get judgment agin him.
But I'm about through Mr. Happy, with what
had to say. Only this-if there ever was an
afflicted people that needed friends, it's u.s. If
we've got any friends anywhere, I want EN- to
show their hands and stand by us in our trouble.
feel like reachin out to the five points of the
compass in search of sympany, and if there is an
honest statesman Or q brave soldier north OF the
line who loves his fellow men, let him open his
heart and meet us on halfway ground. We amt
afeerd of beasts yarmints--of devils or dea
mons-of Stevens or Sumner-but we are a warm
hearted and forgiven people, and love our friends
Amt we and don't we?
Yours everlastingly, BILL ARP.
P.S.-Is Brownlow dead yit? I'm writin his
obituary, and thought I would like for the sad
event to come off as soon as possible. | wish
you would send me a list of your members who
voted for that resolution declarin Gen. Lee and
Mr.. Davis infamous. We are gettn up bill in
the Georgy Legislator declarin them infamous
who voted for the resolution. Fight the devil with
fire, is my motto. b. A..
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J .GUMA'
Importer Of
HAVANA CIGARS LEAF TOBACCO AND PRODUCE
O. Common street,
Between Magazine and Tchoupitoulss,
New Orleans.
DATTON q DUGGAN,
THos F. PATTON JOS. H. DUGGAN)
Agents for the sale of
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO AND GENERAL COMMIs.
SION MERCHANTS,
Il GRAvIEK STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
CIMON j. FLATOW,
MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS or
PLUG CHEWING TOBACCO,
OIL Magazine street, New Orleans.
GLENN d CO.
T O
And
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
1873 .Gravier Street. .............18e
NEW ORLEANS.
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The FIRST aim Of human beings is happiness and happiness
implies health OF body and mind
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CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC.


CKAFTS d STREET,
W. H. CRATES A. STREET formerly of STREET &
BROS, Charleston, s. c.
TOBACCO AND COTTON FACTORS
General Commission Merchants,
No. 90 Natchez Street
JOSEPH MAYER d SONS
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Leaf, Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco
CIGARS, PIPES, POUCHES,
and every variety of smokers articles.
No 70 Gravier Street, New Orleans.
No 100 Water street, New York.
CLIFFORD, WALSH 81 Co
WALSH, late Of Lynchburg, Va, ARTHUR coNNELL,
late 0! Montgomery, Aa)
General Commission Merchants,
Nos. AZ AND 40 GRAvrER, AND % NEw LEvgE STREETS.
New Orleans La
Pay particular attention to sale of Manufac-
tured Tobacco and Western Produce.
RErERT TO
Messrs Scott Bro, St, Louis Mo-; Messrs. Copeland
inihs Esa New York Messrs' Mcdaniel fr6y Lynch.
burg Va Messrs Purcell Co, Richmond, Va; Messrs.
Montgomery Ala
WILSON, PATTON A CO.
DANIEL WILSON " i P2TTGN e; Wilson, N"''' Co..
Agents for Sale of Leaf and Manufactured
Tobacco,
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No 1870 Gravier street, New Orleans
T. Ii. BLOCK d. CO.
as GRAv1ER STREET,
Wholesale Dealers in and Importers of
Havana Cigars, Virginia and Western To-
bacc0.
Keep constantly on hand the best brands of the
OLD DOMINION.
MAYER BROTHERS,
CRESCENT CITY STEAM TOBACCO woRKs
Nos. 40 and 81 Lafayette Street,
'"s'f00naS' NJ "a i'A'Dp''''N NEW ORLEANS, La
MAYER BROTHERS,
5l..r........ .TCHOUPIToULAs STREET. ...........H
Between Poydras and Natchez streets,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Dealers in Leaf Chewing and Manufacturers Of Smoking
Tobacco and Cigars.
heavy, well selected stock constantly on hand
Orders from the Trade Wholesale Grocers and Commission
Merchants respectfully solicited, to whom liberal discount
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ERS--BUSCUITS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HoUGHERY'
SUCCESSOR TO F. D'AQUIN l. co.
Bread and Crackers Baker,
No. IS NEW LEyEE STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
between Poydras and Lafayette Streets
Keeps constantly hand large assortment of BREAD
CRACKERS, CREAM BISCUIT etc.
CHAs. THEODORE,
ST. MARY's BAKERY, No. 4 sOUTHMARKET STREET,
Opposite St. Mary's Market New Orleans.
Keeps Constantly Hand Fresh Bread,
Cakes Pilot Bread Soda Biscuits Sugar Crackers Boston
Crackers Navy Bread French Biscuits Butter Crackers,
Water Crackers
A c. HERON 81 CO..
"a. c. HERON, T. CALDER, H. RIDDELL)
COMMERCIAL BAKERY,
Nos. 264 and 368 TchoupftOuIas street,
DEPOT, NO. 2TCHoUPTOULAS STREET.
New Orleans.
Always on hand all kinds Of LOAF BREAD AND
CRACKERS
Steamboats,, Ships and Private Families Supplied.
Are prepared, at all times to fill orders for
CREAM BISCUIT, PICNIC BISCUIT,
SUGAR Dc. BUTTER Do
MATER MATER 20 20 E ERENGH srrT De-
PILOT AND NAVY BREAD, CORN MEAL.
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FINANCIAL.


IAMES l.. GLENN
AGENT FOR SAWYER, WALLACE 4 CO.,
New York.
VIII make cash advances Consgnments them in New
York, and to JOHN K. GlLLIAT 4 co. and ROBERT
EDWARDS London and Liverpool
Office 81 Csrondelet street, New Orleans.
II ULEFF d. TWICHELL,
GEO. RULEFF. 7. C. TwICHELL)
Dealers In Exchange, Gold and Silver,
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES, STOCKS, BONDS,
INSURANCE SCRIP AND GOVERNMENT VOUCHER
1876 GRAvIER ST.. New Orleans
Dixie, LAPEYRE d. BROTHER
PIKE j. NJ LAPEyRE, A BRoTHER)
BANKERS, Dealers In Foreign and Domestic
Exchange, Bonds, Stock, Coin,
and Uncurrent Notes.
Office on Camp street. between Canal and Common Streets
In building "eld City Bank recently
pied by the Branc of the Louisiana State Bank"
Municipality, New Orleans
HEWITT, NORTON IL CO.,
WILL MAKE CASH ADVANCES On CoNs1aNMENTs
TO THEIR BRANCH HOUSES
-IN-
New York and Liverpool.
Office, Isl oOld Numbe) COMMON STREET.
cash ADvANCEs-WE WILL MAKE CASH
oAdvances consgnments of Cotton for sale in ti,
city, for shipment friends Messrs. BOONEN,
GRAVES CO., New York, and Messrs. RATHBoNE
BROTHERS CO.. Liverpool, England.
All shipments directed insured under open
policy LEVY DIETER,
II Carondelet street.
T LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE UPON
shipments other produce houses wats
Crane Co.. New York, and W. G. Watts Co., Liverpool
OWENS, WATTS CO.,
No. Is Poydras street.
DVANCES MADE ON CoNsIGNMENTS OF COT
Liverpool.
81 Carondelet street.
New Orleans. Oct. % 1855.
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nIssOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP-
The firms of O. E. HALL CO., st. Louis Hotel and D.
NJ HILDRETH CO., tst Charles HoteB are this day dis
SOLVED BY mutual consent o. Hall will hereafter carry a
the business for account and will settle the busnssao
sad Bra Q o. E. HALL,
D. N. HHDRETH
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GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS.

GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS.
BARNETT & SHEPARD.
WHOLESALE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN
VINES LIQUORS, CIGARS STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES.
Is Magazine street...........".45
OPPOSITE ST. JAMES HOTEL,
Offer the following GOODS now landing and in store
Fine Old BRANDY-h and 4 casks.
Port, Sherry and Madeira WINEs-n store and in
bond.
Claret, Haut sartern and Rhine Wines.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES brands.
Boxers BITTERs,
Catawba WINE
brakes Plantation BITTERs
O. K. Plantation
Hostetters
Sparkling and Still CATAWBA
MINT JULEP
BAY RUM.
VOLTS sCHNAPPs.
seheidam GIN
MORNING CALL
Brandy COCKTAIL
Assorted CoRDIALa
Champagne CIDER.
Ginger WINE.
Blackberry VINE
Cherry BOUNCE
Also, Agents for
Boyle Miller & Co.'s Celebrated Rose WHISKY
And the
Jockey Club House GIN,
And
rilton McFarand's Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES.
Imported and Domestic CIGARS.
And varieu brands of
Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO
We also offer the following sundries:
Rio COFFEE
Crushed and Powdered SUGAR.
SOAP.
CANDLES.
STARCH,
Pine Apple English Dairy and Western CHEESE
MAMMA
Bicarb. SODA-n kegs and boxes
Olive OIL-pints and quarts
AUSTARD-Freach and Imitation
g. Dry in Il, n, and 10 h. Tins
Tomato, Walnut and Mushroom KETCHUP.
English Club and Worcestershire SAUCES.
SUGAR OF LEMON.
MACARONI and VERMICELLI
PICKLES-16 d X and gallon.
JELLIES-assorted in and glass all Sizes
Brandy PEACHES and CHERRIES-in cans and slass
CAN GOODS.
Consisting Of
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THE COMPREHENSIVE EXISTING Be
i tween " MeGoMBs JOHN F. IRVINE and JOHN r.
OAMEkoN, under the name and style of McCOMBS.
IRVINE CO. in this city the withdrawal Of John
F. Irvine, dissolved the 3lst ult -
New Orleans, November 4, 1865
1VNHE UNDERSYGsNEDW WILL CONTINUE THE
business Of the late firm Of McCOMBS IRVINE Co
under the name and style of W. MoCoMBS co.
II n W. McCOMBS,
sE JN0. +. CAMERON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-15
CTEAM TUG BALTIC ~
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YOUNG PAUL WARING,
Doctor and Astrooger located at 159 Cuomhsuse street,
between Burgundy and Dauphn streets
He was born with natural gift He tells tine fast ana
Future Never known fail Causes speedy
together those long sepaatedeures all diseases bunes
strictly confidential He shows you eortece nhehess Oh ap
sent friends, future husband, or wife - w
Terms for consultation, s. 241
Those at distance may send their and S. and adore
Paul Warning Box 2is9 New Orleans Postohice, and get
return the nutllne of their whole lives. -