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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-29
HAIR DYE.
MAGNETISM is the vital principal of life,

MAGNETISM is the vital principal of life
When by trafsgressing the NQws of nature
we impair<the workings of tGSt beautiful
mechanism which God made pAgfect, ma
!. ture, though her great Electrical Sattery,
makA powerful effort to remove TIE i'm
pertinent which clogs the circulation of
tE magnetic forces. 10 assist Nature,
Use the ''Electro Magnetic Fluid, "prepAr-
ed by the Swain Manufacturing Company,
which is nothing less than Electricity in
liquid form, and is undoubtedly the most
wonderful as well as most useful chemical
discovery Of this age of fruitful research.
1t is composed of the most powerful ingre-
dients known to chemistry, and when COM
bined by this, the only known process, and
applied to the human form, it supplies the
deficiency of magnetic power, needed to
Danish disease.
9Palsy of long standing, Scrofula, and
Epileptic fits have been cured in few
minutes, while Rheumatism and Neuralgia,
those giant diseases which have for ages
bafled medical skill, and caused untold
suffering, yield at once to the healing in
fuence of this powerful fluid. 1t is war
ranted to heal the following diseases when
used according to directions as bathing
totaon: rheumatism, Neuralgia, Palsy,
Fits, Swelled Joints, Scrofula, Stiff Limbs,
Spasms, Deafness, Cancer, White Swelling,
Salt Rheum, Sore Eyes, Female Weak
Back, Spinal Affections, Prolapsus, and
other Female Diseases. ~
Remember that its use involves no long
tedious, uncertain, and costly experiment,
but it's good effects will be seen almost in
stantly while in no case can it possibly do
harm.
Mend to the proprietors for circular coI-
tainfXg certificates from well known oIti-
zens remarkable cures, effected by/this
medicine after all other remedies had
failed to Relieve.
One bottle will be sent to ely part Of
the United States on receipt one dollar.
DIR. G. H. SWAIN e. CO.,
Successors to DIR. JAS MoRREzL, Roprsstors.
81 South Water Street, Chicago.
Sold by leading druggists everywhere !
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/ The REESE.

@fIA,l .FlAe K4sz2ses $50
The telegraph announces the failure OF a
gold brokerage firm in New York on con-
tracts AMOUNTING t6$AO00,000.
The attempt Of Inc celebrated horse Capt.
McG6T&h 10 trot t@eaf y ore miles inside
an hour at Boston, On the 10th, was fail
ure, and he.was Withdrawn at the thirteenth
milesiGAia 1913 - s}:4.E3;a.%<l
The immense "RockiDg Rock" in Dur
ham, New Hampshire, was leyered out Of
its position by some rascals, a few days ago,
and one Of the wonders Of the. world was
thus dtsiFfOyed. -
Commercial and financial circles in New
York were depressed last geek. Dealers in
dry goods, boots and shoes, and live stock
are suffering heavy losses.,- Some Of the dro
vers lost thirty dollars per head upon their
cattle.
A fatal ia6ofdere OCCURRED on the Buffa-
10 & Erie Railroad on last Tuesday near
Wesleyvilley by which four persons were
killed apde sOre fortY .hsjpEed. The. acct
dent was caused by the negligence OF work
men engaged in repairing the track.
Of the emigrants arriving ut New York
this yeaf,- the several N orthwesf6rn States
received. the following aceessiens: Illinois,
1895; Indiana, 22,S98; Michigan, 1915 +;
Iowa, 1913; Wisconsin, 1898; Minnesota,
S,247'; Missouri, 1896; Ohio; Il, l47;; Kan
sas, 118. r.
=. A Woman's Rights Convention met at AL
bany on the Goth. The attendance was
small. Lucy Stone Blackwell presided.
She urged the adyecatss,Q9f equal rights 10
make common Cause wishahe blacks. Mrs.
Stanton, Fred. Douglass, Parker Pillsbury,
and others were present, and took part in
the proceedings. Resolutions were adopted
strongly in favor Of giving the right Of suf-
frage to:all without regard to sex or color,
and recommending the election Of women as
delegates to the approaching Constitutional
Convention in that State. 81
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GO TO THE BEST.

BRYANT & STATIONS. CHICAGO BUSINESS
tuition of the kind in the country, and young men
going Chicago should consult their best inter-
by attending this College, where every depart
ment of Business Education is thoroughly taught
Bryant, Stratton Co.'S Scholarships good during
life in forty-eght different Colleges-Address for Col
lege Paper, Circular College Currency and Specimens
of Penmanship. BRYANT q -sTRATTON.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-29

AMONG THE ADVANTAGES CLAIMED for the WEEI
SEWING MACHINE, please note the following
1t can make but Stitch, and that the Lock-this
1t aseuer tGils to do.
The Needle is straight-therefore and powerful
The Blade of the Needle is SHORTER than that of any
other Shuttle Machine in use.
It's speed is superior to most-thus producing more
effect wi tn the same effort.
It is not Noiseless, but few are more so.
They not only run quietly but easily.
The Tension is the most simple and effective of any
The feed is perfect Admirably arranged for exam
ination, cleaning, oiling &c.
With its shuttle and straight SHORT needle--simple
yet perfect feed and tension-speed and easy motion
it produces the best STITCH with the least trouble in
the shortest time, without destroying the life and
elias ITCHY of the thread or silk.
Special attention is called to the fact that the
arrangements of the Weed Sewing Machine
are such that a firm and elastic seam can be made
with light tension and retain the pability of the silk
or thread equally with hand sewing.
Prices correspond with those of other frst-class
Machines. Every Machine is Warranted to gtUe per-
feet satisfaction.
Agents wanted. Extra inducements offered.
Northwestern Office, 102 Washington ST., Chicago.
Weed Sewing Machine Co.
PAYS0N r. MAYHEM, Agent.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-29

The Sioux City Register says that a few
evenings ago it saw young man OF seedy
exterior and unkempt hair and whiskers,
( just down from the mountains, seek passage
| in the Council Bluffs stage When he came
to take his seat in the stage, he turned out
to be the owner of box containing about
one hundred pounds Of gold dust His
| companions in the same coach possessed
| gold to the amount of nearly two hundred
thousand dollars. w
T. The new Merchants Union Express
Company has made. contract with the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
to extend it's operations over the several
branches of that road, which will be done
Immediately. Thisnew company is already
running over 5000 miles of lines, from the
Atlantic coast to the Mississippi river. 1t
now runs from Chicago, over the Michigan
Southern, Michigan Central .StrLouis, and
/ Rock Island, and;wiil, by the first of Jan
uary, be running over every railroad out
Of Chicago.
1t Is getting to be quite fashion in
|, California for gentlemen to take their faml-
lies out into the country and camp out UNI
der the trees. They pitch their tent and
leading gypsy life for month, shooting,
fishing, doing their OWL cooking, and very
little washing. As it never rains until a
proper time appointed by the almanac,
there is no fear Of a damper upon their en-
joyment, and they come back very brown
and very healthy. The doctors discourage
the. delightful fashion very much, as it in
terferes sadly with their practice, and, if
universally adopted, would leave them like
Othello, without any occupation. There
are any number Of ladies who can handle a
double barrel with effect, and bring down
their birds with the nonchaJance Of old
sportsmen.
Sidney Tompkins, wealthy farmer of
Saltwater, Washington county, New York,
lately met with his death in avery singular
manner. Upon visiting his .eattleyard, ne
discovered Chat one of his COWS was in
great distress, in consequence Of. the lodg
tEsment of a potatoe in the throat. Mr..
Tompkins undertook to relieve the animal,
and for this purpose thrust his arm partial
/ ly down her mouth and throat. While
standing oyer'the head Of the animal, the
COW in It's agony pressedits head downward,
and suddenly eleyating, it again, caught
MIR z. upon its horns, throwing him several
feet into the air., In his descent he struck
upop the palipg of a fence. one of the
pickets of which entered his neck, severing
one1of the arteries, from which he bled to
death in few moments
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-29
KNOWLEDGE OFTEN SAVES LIFE

Every living being has in his system
IMPURITIES.
When these are within their natural limits our health
is good but when they in excess, pains, colds,
rheumatism gout debility costiveness darrhea, dys
EMERY, erysipeas &C. affiict What we have to do
torecover our health to take out from the BOWELS
AND THE CIRCULATION the excess of impurities.
This done, health follows Of necessity.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
arc the only medicine that can do this with entire
safety to all the organs of the body. I
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
are now living who have adopted BRANDRETHS
PILLS as their only remedy for periods of from thirty
fifty years. and whose average heath is excellent.
They have always cured themselves, when sick, by
using these
INNOCENT AND INFALLIBLE PILLS.
Principal Office Brandrsth building, New York.
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DIR. Tobias
VEN ETHAN IL N M E N T.

An instantaneous remedy for chronic rheumatism
and pains in airy dart of the body Remember, this
article succass-not experiment.; for 10 years it
has been tested Nomedicine has had sach arep-
the public, and all are loud in its praise. 'Chronic
Rheumatism Thousands who laid for weeks on "a
bed of agony, and never walked for months without
the aid of crutches, with this complaint can TESTIFY to
the magical effects of this lininent. They cured
and proclaim its virtues throughout the land. Remem-
her, relief is certain and positive is sure to fol
low Headache OF all kinds we warrant to cure. Pu-
trid sore throat quinsy and dptheria robbed of
their terrors by timely Of the Venetian Imminent
1t has saved hundreds the past three months Price,
40 and 80 cents BOTTLE Office. 56 Cortlandt street,
New York. Sold by all druggists.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-29

l Household Necessity Exists for the use OF
DUrnO's Celebrated Catsrrh Snuff.

The best Enown remedy tor "a Cold 81 the Head
Headache, snufes, Sore Eyes, Deafness and the Wos
forms of that loathsons disease, CATARRH.
It cleanses the entire head It's effects pleasant
and wonderful contains tobacco injurious ingre
dent. It has the highest professional testimonials
Sold by all Druggists for rs cents per Box Can be
sent by mail receipt Of 80 cents for Box 81
for four Boxes. Address JAS DURNO Postofice Box
1886, New York City Wholesale by D. BARNES &
20, q Park Row Nav York.
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Could not Keen House witboul It.-Mrs. pera

s. Black Of Paris Hill Me- writes have had it five
years. and done all the sewing for my mily; and
feel that Lco4d not Keep house aceek ,cthoa
y. II. GhAMBsRLAIN, Of South New Berlin, N. Y,
swrites: ".Itsuits in every way. We really feel
that acoulG not keep house aoithout it'
A,YANCEY, of Mount Pleasant, Iowa, writes: "Have
family for three years 1t has paid for itself several
times We pould not knoac hoao to keep house
qo3tbqut sfo
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-29
On Friday hight Ee 16th,s they aptured
~ N.A ,sa5; s-szE ~ m,3a4b a., 80,

On Friday night yKe. 16th,s they aptured
Two, whom'they Afterwardthey pro-
ceeded to CornisAEille, i ser county, and,
having captured one of the desperadoes,
, hung rim. = :39qG31'J ,l83fJ
On the New Orleans and Jackson railroad
last week tree was blown across the track
near'New Orleans, and, in the'rnidst of a
storm, a passenger train ran into it. The
shock was so violent as to smash up the
locomotive, tender mail and baggage cars,
and throw them down an embankment.
One person was killed, and several BADLY
injured ) 2
AbouE4igbg o'clock on the goth, the e1-
peoted prize fight took place at Johnson's
Landing, below Alexandra, Va. The con-
testants were Nike Carr, alias English, Of
Washington, and W. H. White of Baltimore.
Forty-four rounds were fought in thirty-six
minutes. On the seventh round Whites
Shoulder was dislocated. It is said that
English fairly won the fight, but the referee
claiming that 8 FOUL blow was struck BY
him. gave. the victory to White.
The Masonic fraternity Of Maryland had
gala day on the goth, the occasion being
the laying Of the corner stone Of new Ma
sonic Tempo, the grand lodge of the
State officiating. Over FIVE thousand MAJ
. sons ~ ere h The procession. "A ten thoui
sand dollar banquet was given in the eve1
ming by he Grand lodge. The gavel used
= By {hs Grand Master at the ceremonies was
the sane that was used by Washington
when, as Grand Master, he laid the corner
stone 10 AfteQpeiol at Washington ia 1893
If5 ~ 1ftg Of atohe and capped with goldi
The baniitti who captured railroad
train near Franklin, Kentucky, lately, have
been captured. Stimulated by large re-
wpdsfS lssSOe) gffsred by ing railroad..o0m1
pasy.~.b ard 81 ! Ba@es pursued them with
extraordinary vigor, and have arrested
geven Of them. The aen arrested belonged
with one or two exceptions, to the SD KEN
lucky, 4nfsntry,~ which had the reputation
during the War Of being about the toughest
in the Western service One Of them has!
turned States evidence. It is ascertainedi
t@yfhe gherhla Hanger had nothing tosd0I
with the robbery The "laat man. Of them.
was found last week secreted in a cave near.
Franklin, As Coon as 4 wlS. tREeh he con-
fessed the whole affair.
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ENyAsHON!

Do you wish to have your hair cauterized from the
scalp? No. Then beware of the new brood of Vtrolie
and Caustic Dyes got up by nostrum-mongers, who
bear the relation to the responsible Chemist that
Pirates and Privateez-s
bear to honest merchantmen. Remember that the ex-
perence of years. and the very highest scientific
dorsements, guarantee the superiority of
CEsESTANORO'S HAIR EDYE,
every other in Itispurely vegetable, nfal
lible, and instantaneous. Manufactured by j. Girls
TADORO, No. Astor House, New York. Sold by
all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
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EOR SALE Oh M
PLATTATIDNg 4 ,vfI{ saf

EOR SALE <bK CHA
~ new and powesfaf steaps tn.
pelier Of abnff 20 tons seasui
long, % feet beam, II feet ho
IhAssHes, and In spod er&eS and 1
cations and any further particul
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H,J:B Pain, y. n. Foyer Maeonnlqpe Lodge No ~.
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J. W BLACK, Acting W. IL Mount a@iah Lodge No &c. "
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Van Horn the ce John Anderson ITO Pey
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ENOK LEASE-A PLANTATION SITUATED ON
Bayou Tech three miles below the OF New IBERIA
Attaapas Louisiana sixteen sssen.ssn hundred
attached 3gss5W
plantation many years been cultivated cane
but neigbor all around eyenbeore the raised cotton
On the place dwelling house and excellent negro
tes for 40 Large and substantiAi cane shed
which easily gin house The country
his heaithfanass perfect year
round and the plantation frae from overflow. Applyto
= I---I1--f s. o. NELSON, 1876 GFavier street.
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D. GRIEFE.
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4s. 50 AND 81 OLE tsf assSE
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One square beiot II

One square belo'
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Rio COFFEE-l00 SACHS
Java md Havana CuEfl
Brown SG6AR-Z5 hhds
Coffee SUGAE--l01 hbls
Crushed and Powdered {
MOIs&HSESD bbis., n
TEAS30D rks. Green q
FIaOUR-300 bbls. super
Ness and Prime Mess ~
Pig PORK-M half bbls
Mess BEEF--li0 bbls. 4
Fulton Market BEEF-t
Goshen BUTTER-50 fit
Roll BUTTER-0 half j
CHEESE-201 boxes CD
41 MACKEREI4-300 pigs
CODFISH-5W boxes, i
z SALAION--i9 half bbls.
Fresh ,SALM ON-50 casi
Fresh LoBSTE R-D ca
Z n Roe ii I'll RING-ss,5 hbl;
w HISKY-lgD bb1s. REQ
brandy. GIN and r.
Box LlQU0RS-lNines
Champagne WINE-lG
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Z ACIDER-300 boxes, Chs
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~ Coal 0IL-100 bbls. and
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Sperm CANDLESv-i01
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RIGE--M casks and BIB
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GIGARS--,Si, 800 assQrl
PicKLES-O boxes, i
English PICKIkS--2R
MUSTARp.gSs % dozen
French MVSTARD-2a
Worcestershire ,SAUEs
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SPIQES-Pepper, MT
CHANEE RRlES--ltNl
Dried APPLES--25bb
White. REANS--25 bbh
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Fresh supplies daily q
steamers, and for safaa q
one square Below the P,ls (
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Simeon Beiden, Acting Ii
vocate. " ind
Fergus Fuseher, Acting
yocate. i5E /.
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RosTICK d. SEYMOUR,
Importers ard Dealers il.
HARDWARE, W
SHIP CHAHDLEHY, - - Ie
BAR AND SHEET IRON - T
TIN, TIN PLATE,
COPPER AND ZINC, -l3sz
RUBBER HOSE
BETTING. .,+ls
PAGkISG.s a.s a,=s - ~. ' r.. -
GUM CANVASS, .at4i .s.r ltts3
COTTON DUCK, ~ zF
CoRDAGEs n 5.es} s-' lr-7t 5.s;2tt 3
81 OILS AND coLoEs, al .sszeslsss
~ COOKING STOVES all sizes, e. En- y ;sas-a
-. .rd ,anonnad
y 1851 IAN WARE, istahpefs' pfH"' p 80 49, +
IS and IS Fulton street, IS and 81 Front street.
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MfsgELL4AN EoUs. !

CELLos, ALLA.D ~ GOODWIN
WHOLESALE GaoGERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
$3.50 h'7 --ASp prAtrEs NJ nv. - ~
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In reopening his Agency of fifteen years standing
fter temporary suspension the undersigned Is gsfed in
being able to offer the citizens Of New Orleans the unqueston
able security above set FORTH Of NINE MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS and Of announcing that he fully authorized
issue policies against the pers of the and rivers and
against loss damage by fire. the current rates of premium
less twenty per cent and will adjust and all losses his
Agency with the beraly and pronptness characteristic Of
HOME Companies.
This large concentration Of capital in addition to the
security Offers will enable the agent accept Of heavier
lines Presses Warehouses and Stocks and River and
Marine risks thereby saving the insurer much Inconvenience
trouble securing protection large and he
pectfuy asks from his friends snd the public, continuance
of confidence and patronage heretofore generously
bestowed feI-7
Dwelling houses and insured for term Of five
years or less upon equitable terms. '...
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'AMUsEMEy,Ts.

Ta FT ~ ~
VARIETIES TIrEATER-GRAyIERs STREET.
~ HAPPY NEW TEAR HAPPY NEW fEARi
BrlIiant Of the Grand Halliday spece1a Increased
attraction Frs. appearanee d Mrs w r. FLOYD ~
This and sway Evening ahtil further nstics WIN be pre-
sentcd the Grand Romantic spectacsr Drama in three dcts
THE GAIAD QUEEN IN
gAs Bea. The Shirt 81 Il tie wassersf
Produced with New and Splendid Scenery Dazzling Co.'S
tunes, Superb Accessories, Beautiful MGrehes, De-
Powerfully angmntsd Corps Dc Ballet al forming cobtna
ton Of Unprecedented nagnhcenee, and involving an
IMMENSE, OUTLAY p
BS-The Drama viii preceded by fayorite Comedetta
VARIETIES TnEArER--GhAvrEE STREET.
d FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY O. 1896
Benefit of Lewis Baker. :!.,9
First time Of Jos e. Fosters successful draniazation Of
Alexander Dumas great work of
THE THREE GuARDsMEN.
DArtagnan las originally performed by hm Lewis Baker
Assisted By the Entire Star Company.
Also Mr. Bakers original adaptation from Dickens novel of
"Dasid Copperfeld,' called
MIcAwBER; Or WAITING FOR SOMETHING TO
TURN UP.
Wilkins Mcasber Esq Oils original character Lewis Baker
Forming Superb bill Of Attractions.
HS- Box Sheet now open
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L0A p ~ Isfse III
size, snsl,o .Iis1f peTfees runbiis1
tIicAI fnsrasgeats and xeyersit
neti.ms will BE- sold eheass as W
l l..'a We ctr. Address T. G.
TOE sALT-A L4gf;
L. attlIe cornes Of Apollo ast,
9f & recertes on hand tksss Will III.
nectsd with the store Far fitrt
Apollo sseet. sll,
EOR SALE OH M
A. PLANTATIONS I will s4ji
tati9rs The .'Jyss Rss<tsfs ii
Bend, Madison parrish, La, 55&
sivssioz Eevcs overfsnws nsaaas
this yeer: good dwelling. t5tsf
SAW MILL, has been c1iltfyef$
knrwn as the g skssse fsiass y n
Miss; 100 acres IN the tract, q
10 more deadered for ten ~
vita beautiful fS52ft7sgf lid faks
This Is one Of the Safest p;sc "a Z I;
finest steam yin asa saw MN IN
engine OF Led, niake. Il, New d,
c,sterns, etc., in good x,rder ard }
year. Glen Sgde n,r bnrae 4,
800 in cultivation; fine sessdenc.
quarters, etc. /. plenty Of eister1,s
o half mile Of Port Gif,sop. Ass
lies IN the valley Of The Bagon Z :
I will sell or rent all ~ any Of
The fislas all nerfe~f Ne ,.vfnx !
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THE Subscribers of the 81. <Anh ~: ~
aun viii meet the Asylum on the sth Of SNi A'
IL NJ to2 p n, to elect Dreetresscs
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4. 9A. MAGINNY
twess Lafayette COWS
turer Of spuklishe
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this city, and his fsciittS
orSyeinSnts In clarifying ia ia ,
public as good articles, am ne
nishea by any similar essa
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-01

- : N,tsce-The British Bark hgleW'
fayna will commence discharging her cage on
ncber at Post 49, Third District copignees ave ~
Tested attend to the receipt of their goodseh ,s ~
AID cava the Office Of the undersigned ior IN CON
their eight bills H. W. sehM "a a. aaa,ar street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-01

s-Plea.e announce Geo. III. Brnuann rs
~ cendidate for State Senator, for the f'rs. anu
john Ffnney.
Eiection-Tuesday, January eth- 1866
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-01

Ewing Machine Depot' sfsanal street
he,. srv kind Of new and improved seg Machines are
far saed customers can have their e12 IN variety o.
Tie mos oELEBRATED MAKERS, ana'sry Machine Is
varap for one and the purchaser nree Of charge
g. 81 i tbe Machine and Variety stors sr
, sor V s ss e+' Z = MiHEDRIeK.