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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-26
DEM. +. THEALL, AUCTIONEER.
ID (Iate salesman with L. II. Ludlow Co.
8LEGANT H0y SEHOLD FuRNITuhE,M iKkokS ROSE
WOOD pIANoFoKTE, FRENCH CHINA AND

THEALL CURTIS VIII sell by auction on Friday, April
a. 1856 at II o'clock at Sc Clinton place eighth street, be-
tween Fifth aud Sixth all the Furniture contained
n said house. vzCarvcd rosewood Paror Suits In satin
8tageres Centre Tables Chairs and Easy Chairs carved
walnut Extension Dining Tables Bullets Dressing Bureaus,
Washstands Side Tables fine French oak BEDROOM Suits
Feather Beds Bossrs and Pillows; fine cured Hair Mat
srssecs and walnut Andrea Gace Warrobes,
h.; fine French Plate Pier and Manel Mirrors fine Satin
and aims Brouzes Chandeliers, rosewood Piano
forte French China Dinner set Glassware Velvet and Brus-
tnre with which will Catalogues at the
odce of the auctioneers, Is Liberty street
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JENRY H. LEERS, AUCTIONEER.
q HENRY H. LEEDS MINER wta sell BY auction on

lO,I O'Clock at i56 East Fourteenth street.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-Consisting Of
Ingram Carpets rosewood Suit covered hair
cloth rosewood marble top Centre Table rosewood Suit
covered in crimson figured reps black walnut Sofa Table
embroidered Cloth, Eruscan Vases black wal
marble top Hall stand carved black walnut Bedsteads
black walnut top Dressing Bureaus, mahogany do
Hair Mattresses Straw Paiasses, Bolsters and Piows
mahogany Sofas and Chsrs covered In halrelSth ocon
Glass Ware.
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DEM. y. THEALL- AUCrIONEER-LATE SALESMAN
ID with E. II. Ludlow Co. Handsome Household Furni
eure Mirrors Rosewood Pianoforte Carpets. &c
THEALL CURTIS will sell by auction on Friday, April
a. 1856 at II O'Clock Mt the residence 80 East Thrtythird
street. between Madison and Fourth avenues all the Furn
eurc DC house Rosewood Paror SUITS
q ssn and HAIR cloth Etageres. marble top Centre and
Fancy Tnbes fine French plate Pier and Msnel Mirror.
Rosewood Panoforte, rich Satin and Lace Curtans Oak
Buffet Extension Table, Dining Chairs, walnut AID ma
W.ahstands, enaHeled Bedroom Suits Paasse. husk and
eyet Carpets 0ilclohs China and Glass Ware, Kitchen
ptensls Refrigerator &C. Also fine Sewing Machine GAIA
begucs a. q Liberty strcet.
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TOSEPH HEGEMAN.
81 FRIDAY, April q,
O'Clock A. NJ at D. Second place, between Court and
Clinton streets.
Two handsome rosewood Chamber Suits. with Spring and
Hair Mattresses mahogany and painted do. Carpets Chan
deers Brackets splendid French plate Mzntc Mir
rors Cabinet and Etagcre Engravnes reps and
lace Window Curtains, oak Buffet rich Cut Glass and
Kitchen Furniture.
SAME DAY,
10 O'Clock A. NJ. No 1Si Myrtle avenue, between
Gold and Dufirld streets
the Stock and Fixtures Of Flour and Feed Sorc good
Horse and Wagon barrels Flour Feed bales Hay
and straw Platform Scales Truck Countcrs Shelving &C.
SAME DAY,
Al 10 o'clock A. NJ at the Central Saesrooms Wloughby
corner OF Pearl street. Brooklyn,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HANDSOME FURNI-
TURE-Rosewood mahogany and walnut Parlor Suits
top Chamber Furniture Hair Mattresses Feather Beds
Dining Room Furniture, Bo1 kcases Wardrobes, &c.
SAME DAY,
AT O'Clock r. NJ at 81 President street. between Hicks and
Columbia streets.
Mahogany Parlor and Chamber Furniture Hair Mattresses
bureaus Sofas Chairs Mclodcnn Brussels and Ingram
Carpets Crockery and Glass Ware Kitchen Furniture 3c
SAME DAY.
At O'Clock r. NJ at 3i State street. between Ncvins and
Powers streets,
general assortment q mahogany and walnut marble or
Paror Chamber and Dining Room Furni'urc Mattresses
Brussels Carpets, Olcotls, Heaters, &c.
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yEo. A. BucKrNGHAM, AucTroSEER.

NEO. A. BUCKINGHAM, AUCTtONEER.
" PEREMPT0Ry SALE OF DRY GOODS, LACEs, &C,
BY GEO. A. BUCKINGHAM CO..
THURSDAY. APRIL 26 AT 10 O'CLOCK,
AT suNDsTROMis VARIETY EMPORIUM,
NO. S6 BLEECKER STREET. NEAR WEST TENTH
STREET.
HIS ENTIRE STOCK, comprising Prints, Drcss Goods,
Hosiery Gloves, Laces Embroideres Linen Towels Nap
kns Corse Hoop skirts L. c. Bandkerchefs Velvet Trin
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REN. p. FMecilIIp, AuCIi0NEER
ID HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
bENulNE MEERsciIAuM AND BRENTWOOD PrPEs.
BEN Y. FAIRCHfLO will soil, by auction Thursday
April IL 1855 al 10 A. NJ at l25 Fulton street store Of NJ
karkowt large quantity OF imported and domestic Cigars
well known brands Mcerschaum, Brerwood and fancy
Pipes Tobacco Of every description, smokers fancy Articles
every kind aud OF the best quality also Glass Cases sore
Fixtures, &c.
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CEORGE WELLES NICHOLS, AUCTIONEER-NEIL.
VI SON 4 NICHOLS will sell on Saturday, April 2s at
l0s o'clock at the private residence 40 West Nineteenth
street. Fifth Sixth elegant Household
Furnufe consisting OF rich ebony aud gilt Parlor
satn elegant SIX and Lace window Curtains very rich;
and Gilt Pier and Mantel Mirrors GILT Chandeliers
Velvet Medallion and Brussels Csrpcts carved oak Dining
Suite Buffet and Dinner Set and Glassware very gentecl
Library Furniture black walnut superb rosewood black
walnut mahogany Chamber Furniture with Spring and
Curled Hair Mattresses together with all the Kitchen Fur
niturr.
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CAvANNAH, GEORGIA.
- MURRAY's LINE.
The favonte fast sailing steamship
VIRGO -
win sail pier No. is East river foot OF Wall street,
Thursday, April rs at3P. M.
For freight passage having elegant Recommendations
apply 70 MURRAY, FERRIS Co,
81 and 62 South ereal
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DEM, Y. THEALL MISUNDERSTANDING. &C.
ID TllEALL A CURTIS viii sell by auction, on sstur-
DAY April - 1866 at II O'Clock, at NO. 35s Pearl street
FRANKLIN square, the entire contents OF Tailoring Esab
nshment-Clolh and Cashmere Coats Pants, Vests sc,
Woolen and fannei Shirts Over Shirts. Drawers &C.
Comforter, Gloves, Nit, Boots, shoes, &C.
DELL 2 INGRAHAM WILL SELL AT iOE O'CLOCK
I'D this day, at o. Pike street. nice OF Household
FURNITURE, vkCsrpes bureaus Chairs Tables enaneled
Bedroom Suit Paton Secretary Bedscad, Kitchen Uten-
sis; also gold Watch aud Chain.
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CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL DIRECT
- CUNARD LINE.
MALTA SAILS WEDNESDAY,, MAY
PALMYRA SAILS WEDNESDAY,. MAY 16
Steerage passage $50. payable in currency.
These call ct Queenstown the passage from
Liverpool 10 receive passengers.
For steerage passage apply to
~ Broadway.
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TIENRY II. LEEDS AUCrIONEER.
Ii HENRY II. LEEDS MINER will sell, at auction,

At To-. O'CLOCK, at 81 EAST Twenty.th ird atFoet
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
Brussels and Insran Carpets carved mahogany Suit IN
figured rosewood suit covered In
figured brocate octave Piano made
by Worcester mahogany Secretary Work Table
marble top Music Stand mahogany marble
top Eagere sdeboard mahogany Extension Dining Table
mahogany Chairs carved black walnut marble Dressing
Bureaus mahogany and rosewood Bedseads Lace Window
Curtains and LaIsbrekns gilt Cornices Gas Fixtures
Crockery and Glass Ware, Kitchen Furniture, &c.
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DEM. +. THEALL. kUCTIoNEER
ID billiard TABLES. MIRRORS.

THEALI 4 CURTIS will sell, by auction, Saturday,
April ~ 1865 II O'clock ut the National i99 Third
between Thirty h and Thirty sixth streets four rose
wood full sze Billiard Tables complete Phelans patents
Mirrors number OF fine oil Paintings and Engravngs; To-
gsther whole Of the Bar Billiard Room Fixtures
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a UCTION SALE OF FURNITURE.-PIANO, LIGHT
"A Wagons, Harness. &c-y0SEpH MCGUIRE. Auction.
ear Office lbs Third will sell on Friday April q At
kO O'clock the handsome Furniture contained IN the
vae residence southwest corner First avenue and Fifty
Chamber Furniture Brussels and Ingram Caipeu rose
Piano China DELPHI and Crockery Feather Beds hair
and other Mattresses, Also very handsome light
wagon with TOM and skeleton Wagon; both made by
ahHara A Smith and nearly new.
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a n. MERWIN, AUCTIONEEK.
a.. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
BANGS, MERWIN co. will sell at auction on Thursday
aornng Aprl at l0z O'Clock At the dwelling house on
Eighty hrst street. of Third rich Par
~ and Chamber Suits Dining Room Library and Kitchen
FURNITURE including Brussels Ingram and Stair Carpets
Crockery, &c
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I,OR sAvANNAH-PIONEER LINE-CABIN PAS
sage so deck Ylo; every Thursday landing
leave pier North river ct p NJ, Thursday April
ply to LEWIS L. JONES, Broadway. Agents in ssssk-
nah, HUNTER GANMELI
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GALES AT AUCTION.

ToHN I. vANDEWATER, AUCrIoNEER.-Af v; 3.
81 DISBROW'S 100 Liberty street. Friday, April n.
o,slock Plants Plants-continuAtion, .sls o. r.rs
tus Moss Roses Fruit Trees shrubs Dahias buoous
Roots The whole stock = In prime condition, peffooy
hardy and fully warranted. Sold by order Of N. Name
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TOsEPH MCGUIRE. AUCrlONEER-OFFICE NO. l2b
d Third will sell on Friday April ~ at lo,1
O'Clock all handsome Furniture contained in the private
residence southwest corner Fifty
street. comprising mahogany and walnut Parlor and Cham
Der Furniture Brussels and Ingram Carpets rosewood Pa
China DELPHI and Crockery Feather Beds Hair and other
Mattresses &c
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~ NJ LEVY AUCTIONEER.
~. C. M. LEVY will sell Friday next at 10 O'Clock At
the Furniture contained In said house. vxCarvee rose
Bedsteads Wardrobes bureaus, Lounges, G Frame Mir
rors Lace and Brocatel Curtains Oil Painting rosewood
Beds Pillows Bolstsrs crocksry sve,
Utensils well worthy the attention Of parties in want OF
" m Furniture
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r. WALDRoN 4 CO., MISUNDERSTANDING
"A. declining housekeeping and not wishing sales At tne
Is Broadway and have them sold In our regular auction
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IJENRY II. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER.
IL HENRY II. LEEDS MINER will sell By auction, on
THURSDAY, April 26,
At le6 O'Clock, No lii Second avenue Fifty

Household Furniture consisting Of Brussels and Ingram
Carpets mahogany Sofas covered In harcoth mahogany
Chairs and covered in harcoth mahogany marble
gift Oval Msnsl Mirror mahogany Lounge IN green figured
black walnut marble Dressing Bureaus Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows Straw Paiasses, black walnut
Chairs black walnut Crib black walnut Bureaus and
WashaD Brussels and Ingram Stair Carpets Oilcloths
(stair) Kitchen Furniture, &c.
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Cabinet Picture, representing lady. child and cava.
er AT the window, equal Messonner, by Fischbein.
Also an original portrait OF Napoleon First whom FIRST
CONSUL by David Also those four highcy celebrated
pictures representing the Four Seasons by Lueca Gior
These undoubtedly the most beautiful pictures
the present owner which will be handed 70 tho pur.
chaser Also an exquisite picture BY y foris, purchss
by the present and was called In Germany The
Grand foris.r Also many other wonderful pcures com
prfsing loo think hazard nothing In saying
That most valuable and authentic collection BY the
old masters exhibited In this city. Al we ask that
the public examine for Themselves They are the entire
private gallery Mr. Smith, and others are In the COL
actin
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" ~ strcet.-G ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
GEORGE COOK will sell, Friday, April y, 1t 101
O'Clock at 500 Lexington avenue between Thirty
thirty ninth the entire Furniture, including Paro
Suits, Chamber Furniture, Dining Room Furniture Cur
tains Mirrors Carpets ocloths &C. Catalogues at sale
which will be absolute.
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orE MURPHY, ,ss oc1Si y Sz
South ninth street D-Mahosany Parior suit OAK mar
BILE top Buet and Dining Chairs Lace Cursins
and painted marble top Chamoor sui's' nEus sHo ~"
gram Carpets &C. -. MAJ. $500 .o-r.- ~
Henry rosewood Paor Suit In reps; French plate fier
Oiass handsome black walnut marble top Bullet Ell
Snravv Chamber Suits best Hair Mattresses BRUSSELS and
Three ply Csrpes Ulcioths black walnut marble sp Hat
MA
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F1is1 oA'Is f1ssASs !, svssrS D3fl1M
!, ry ys.. Ss2ssGsEAt eszz ssyss
QEOE0A AND RLORIDA
THE E Exi4 ASp siTPAHv%6R EE}yEF LINE sv,p
MISSOURI,
wm an w. I H9yE1EAED Sommsadsr,
Rive, foot Of Cedar street, On SATURDAY. April "a.
Freight received daily and handled carefully
sas s q ISa1y Sr9 sooS. .pS nsd on sper
For freight passage, having elegant
apply 70 GARRISON e ALLEN, ARents
Agent at Savannah, B. H. HARDEE Esq
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IJENRY H. LEEDS. AUJTIONEER.
IL HENRY II. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction,
On THURSDAY, April 20,
At 10x O'Clock, NJ the private residence No. III West
Houston street.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. consisting Of
Paror Suits In and gold brocatel French
plate Mirrors rosewood Centre and Gard Tables and
hogany Chamber quits rosewood IN octave Piano, Piano
Stool. &c
Also, s general assortment Of Kitchen Furniture with
which the sale will commence. .
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DrEDIC..sII. d. /.
MEDICAL.
nR. il. WHITES INsTITUTE-
Ia1 c3ARoNDELRT sTREEr5
II rear 81 The CITY HAL

90 -
The fst ai human beings Ii happineH and happiness
implies health Of body and mind
Whites experience and tot thyone years Ia
extensive practice large cities have brpnght to him or
treatment Of every o daseass both acuts
and eArsnic. sS5 VI
femedies restore TIE aoacb liver and blood, and 81
and excreon tie entire System In unhealthy %
healthy condition Instead Of inuring any part Of the
tenn the they and repair fe injuries
and Of the entire orgauism with tuy sound mind 10
Asonnd body. "a SS
The Institute for the acnte and chronic
dseases VIII Rhenatlcs Colds Coughs Bronchitis, Lrn
chts Astpa Consumption. and all dseascs Of the Throst
Lungs, Heart Liver spina Stomach, Ho~es; Cosveness
Dyspepsia, scrofua, Kings Evil White all sores
Ulcers Abeesass Cancers, Plies Ftnz Syphilis and Gono
hea In ~ their stages Mecura hereditary taint all rad
cal Impurities Of the Blood jaundce Diseases of the Eyes
Brain Gcitre g Nec Diseases of the Kidneys, Gravel
Dabets Dropsca1 Diseases all Female Ailments Weakness
Wa g and Nervous Aaecons Sick Nervous and Sun Head
ache Depression Of Spirits Hppoconda Mysteries Fits
spass Werepea the erupons Of the skin all sorts
nlce of whatever nature the ncpent Cancer which
gieyonsy humanity speedily and permanently cured
One two hours spent at the Institute with DR. White FIRE
quenty weeks Of fever snferings-oten life
Now that Communication open again. he receives calls
sonaly and BY letter formally from all parts Of the country
4 Consultation free-stamps not = fforgotten.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-18

NEW PLANO STORE-RE1NIKE L zoRH IL
Az Reinike, Al. U..zorn) s5f 4 IS
Have opened NEW PLANO STORE at No. 598 CAM
STREET, three doors below Poydras street
We have effected Hnc with the manufacturer
n the North and Enrope as VIII enable to sell PIANO
tHAFER than other similar establishment In this c
All Pianos sold BY Ne under full gparantes
PLANO STOOLS, COVERS and MATERIAL kept
stantly On hand PIANOS TUNED and REPAIRED at th
shnrtast notice and in a aworknanlke F!@
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HERRING, Etc, Etc.

AA4IAh1SAAN"s ASSSss AELSs
In Keep Constantly on Hand:
MACRHREL-No. ], bbls., halves and kita
( MACKEREL-No.2 ., a.. "A
MACKEREL-No.3 3, ), :, '@&S .ss.
SALMON, No l, -. :,
Sal MON-Fresh-ll lb., Q lb. and lb. cans.
HERRING--No ], bbls., halves and kits.
HERRIEG-Sm Smoked-.No.l and scaled
TONGUES and SoUNDs-Extra kits. g- r
HALIBUT FINs-Extra kits. hfe+ 4
CoDFIsH-Large drums and half drums.
CODFISH-Medum size drums
GOLDFISH boxes.
/! POLLoC K-4drums and half drums.
HADDDCK-guarter drums and boxes.s
LOBSTER-Fresh, / ID. and h. cans. ~ +'8
OysTERs-cove, lb. and 2 Ib. cans s'
PIeKLEsMxed gallons, half gallons pnts and quarts
P1CKLES-Gherkina,
PICKLES :. half bbls. and kegs.
PICKLES--Onions, #,}' .
( CATCHUP-Tomsto, Davis Cowdrey, Nunasen, Carroll
& Co. Il .L.
TOMAToEs-fresh and Id, cans.
+ PEPPER sAUCE-pints and half pnss.
OLIVEs-quarts and pints. E
OLIVE OIL-qnarts and pints. stl y. s..5
CAPERs-capital and superine. g.a
I &PEACHES-fresh, 2 and lb. cans. ~
PINE APPLE-fresh2 %.
4 STRAWBERRIES }. ~ 5
4 BLACKBERRIEs
Y GREEN PEAS ~.
i GREEN CORN 3-H-
FRUiTs--assorted, and slb cans. ci
FRUITS =. pckld and h. cans, and gts. glass.
Observation-Disclosures, quarts in jars
H NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carroll d Co., quarts and pints
JELLY--assorted, quarts, pints, and half pints
4 JELLY- l6 ounce IL ounce, and ounce tunbers
SsfRs S3sTs saa sss,
LEMON @ NsYRuP-eua5ts. Davis 4 cowdrsy'a.
MILK-Bonrden's condensed. F1
suaARsrnshed h. ia New sssssu York fensa snsA
RAISINS--ayer boxes, halves and quartS +. 20
PEPPER-whoein in sacks. #
ahIsEeE-ssnBs fEIsEI6E g. saa sps g. n papsss psas1'
7 saLLERATus
ssSSppA ssSSppAadBscasss, ~, EeEs; -,
aPs Ps.ssss's ssisn ''s Chase 90
SHSSSzTHBss ,ssGi',ss rfs..'a
Gog0Asm7Pr og0As7P Prepared, ~
sAT$ ssf$ i. Z sas sas lS x 2. 3 sssss ssss
sALT-Pembroke, In csses
PA1Es-isaa PAiks-B9ass sasse sasns
SSsEHfR,s 5Ss5ss SSskEss IA 8 7 siss
IKE HAapIEs-La and medium sissa
BkGsIi BkSsHEs Esseras, sn2s1i;i ii si.ss s,ss''
4 Large sasdam and small .ss. Ma.on,e
sAsES.;;i Ss. Is ksys .s y. sasa e
4 cSfFEsGeRia csFssse.isl sss and JAW java ssf'
TEAs-In,psrisl TE s i IN chests and caddiea
sSAsgaa II ssSEAsssgaae'fsa alysa's y, ltsrisr. s.
sTaHsH sEaEsH sisG; ss.....,
sooffess . i boxes yiaehss.srs. 81
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-18

UI,cEEs. PI1rLEs, BEoUHEs,

And 81 other difficulties Of this kEd. which SO 1uah dis
figure the outward appearance Of t0 males aad ea often
making As disgusting object themselves and their
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yl4aig Orlealls 4ailn Qresttl,t.


gzss Stsnx. 777 -E5
s}
nY ALBERT pIEE. "
When Autumn,s = chilly wind complain,
nd red leaves withered fall, n
/ We know that Spring Will laugh again.
And leaf and flower recall,
BIT II Mher, Loye's addening Autumn wears
ehueS that death presaQe. n S' n "A
4 No Spring ID Winter,s ii lap pre- pares
u A second golden aEe.
So whsh ll'is \ Autumn sadly sighs,
et smiles its cold teara through,
Il NosSpring with warm and sunny skies
The Souls youth viii renew. rs
Love blooms bnt once, and dies for ali u; 81
Life has M second Spring I;
The frost must come, lti,e snow Yl,ust fall. III
Loud as the lark Emay sing.
Love! q Life! ID fade like flowers
That droop and die 5in June; @ :55
The present, oh too short, is ours;
And Autumn comes too soon. ss5
! * n IN qss5 National Intelligence
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lAMEs DAVIS. !,

lAA1Es DAVIS.
Bealer Maker and Blacksmith,'
a. s. 25& ~ luia street and 4s Front Leyes street.
onies-FuLTos street corner Of JULIA I'll. ,5
NEW oELEANs
Particular attention paid NIL stcarabaat and stsaashi
Rapaxs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-18

TILE IscH y Hps n, e
g
respectable number the best writer's IN this country have
@ os g sa sRsy #
that the original department of the Journal VII be
entitled to respect and confdsnes Z
ro "a noo RetTossses
ss T. I a s.sss f. as Il Rspss
eicss A5soesastena Eaglts asa Glincsl Lee5assa Re-
Miscellaneous Matter, etc 959t5s
d aas Tie Wsg aa ss @ a ~
.s Pss s ts sss j. dsss sasPs 4 e
ifpad after this period Ten Dollars per ennnu.
10 pa enp5hed ss Il hs' e.
Southern States y enjoy peculiar adysptsges
v : as5aEsssz z,|E,s ssss& = ssssS.,
~ iii Ffss & s i s 81 g s aD sss M
f,oNsTfrUrIoN LIFE sxHUr-
positive and specific remedy for diseases originating
from an IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. and for al
hereditary DISEASES transmitted from PARENT TO
CHILD. ...a &.s
struma, alandular swellngs, liberation, Kings Evil,
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum.
This hereditary and acquired filling life with untold
misery is by all usual medical remedies incurabls
~ Rheumatism.
there any disease which the Constitution Life Syrup
is sovereign in Rheumatism its kindred affections
The intense pains almost instantly aevatedenor
selingn reduced Cases. chronic Hcartous
twenty thirty standing. have been cured by
NeryGusnesss
Nervous DEBILITY Shattered Nerves ST. zns' Dance Loss
of Power, Confusion of Thoughts, Epilepsy.
Thousands who have suffered years will day
which they these lines Particularly weak suffering
woman will medicine prove tne4ab!e blessing
rectng their footsteps Hope which fals than it
promises.
- Mercurial Diseases.
Salvation, Rottng of Borsi Bad Gonpleoa, Aches in
Bcnes Feeling Of WEAKNESS, Depression Of SPIRITS
coEsrrTUTrosLIEE sEEUp purses sysseno entirely
from al te e7ii Effects OF M URY, rs1oyia ths Bsa
Breath and cuzing Weak joints and Rheumatic Paia
which ths Of Csl5nsl 10 70 Rteduce i hasaas
spuag Cana end aosares tAe Teeth es azsy
Censtslrtson Lsse Gv-np9
Krscetss fesS and bssss ell Eu3ye Dssazss af sla,
l lk5
! ULCERS, PIHrLEs, BT4aToEEs
And 81 other difficulties Of this Kind which GO 1Auah dis
figure the outward sppeasanee Of raes aad iesao often
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-18

A Y. 3. SOMA AToRs FROM FLoRIBA.--The Savannah
papers announce tho election OF Provisional Gov
crnor NJ lillian Marvin and WI ik Cab, ESQ.,, as SEN
at0rs from Florida. =. gs5S
~. Coy. Marvin waa originally q citizen Of New
York and held for many years the position Of
FIofida until Transferred to the Chief Magistracy
Of the Stately the appointment Of the President.
"A. Call 10 a yopng man who has won distinction
tor himself fhe legal profession. He IL q nephew
Of the late Hon n. X. Cal, 80 long Governor Of
the Territnpy iof Florida, and d member of the
military family Of Gen. Jackson, when that Terri
tory was acquired from Spain.
The laboratory of Washington College has been
reftted in neat style, and q new and handsome
apparatus has taken the place Of that 30 utterly
h destroyed BY Hnnter's army In 1864
u h Why Is q chicken-pie like gnnsmith's store
4 Becatse " contains fonl- -ih-pieces