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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

Ths great objsssiss y farming hitherto
- bsca ''hsrd vest Y bheu laiss - -
too much BY hand. What manufacture g
the present day could succeed without sUsh
aid. The human drudge of the tlssn vsuid
rise physically and intellectually = HE call
ing. Fasmsss cannot afford = AAQoehines
when thinking powers rule The v5S5d. 14ey
must uss machinery. ssd kornsss either
steam, seind, ~ hOvSs poser 70 fAeir car
This last ever must be the common motor
Of the farn,, a. II is within The reaeh q ell
Dy horsepower the farm1e cae 0ew cd
reap. lnsn and pitch, thrash aod gfiod, eoW
and bers, cAsp issd ed cessh soutA Il +
nel psefiiabls TO farm q those did who lived
centuries ago. Labor 10 higher, ta1ss sse
sleeper, end c0m0ereia1 vajueo. rising. A
better agriculture must asiss tAaM The pest
has known, Or the farmer van go under. y
II our hills and valleys syes 6ecomo proper.
u cultivated. the farmer has got wsPk 10 do.
Leaks must 10 stopped. time must b econ.
omised, Intellectual and social elevation must
be achieved. farmers clubs must b sustain,
ed, aad Mschisssy sssst ssperseje sssps2s-
To make any business tolerable, Il 066t bl
shown sapahls u yis,ding something BE-
sides health and bread, and that Il about 81
that farming has hithsslp shswa. Farming
will, beeons probable When ~ farmer -
dssssands himself and saves all that he nov
Wooees.-kermsr ~ A1aAoniA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

ing the Improvement IN nearly every thoNR
pertaining TO farming. 20 little has bseo ef.
fected awards inducing fasmsrs 10 operate
in more systematic manner and keep .
full and segulss see,sd and aecount Of theis
farm operations and busineas, generally end
specifically. But for one farmer Who does
80 ninety mime keep all their accDusts ":n
their head" and eonsS4ently are properly
formed ''gucss iarmcrs." Tor they never
kno,r anything, only guess Il 10 SO and So -
they don't know whether this, that or che
other crop pays best; whether they can sf-
ford to sell their produce at such aud such
pr,ec, OF not. They can't tell il is fos
their interests TO cesslpue such course Of
husbaadsy, use such ,ertil.zer. cultivate. Z
sol IN such manner, Mt even at the end
Of the year are t.ey sure whether their
name should be recorded on the profit or
loss side Of the ledger They can only
guess it's about 80"
My ncighbor Smith c,me in last evening
While was writing on my farm record and
noticing my occupation, said. with . sly
twinkle in his eye:
"What you dom. book -keepin' ?"
Yes, little. Fixing up my accounts.
suppose you keep farm accounts. dom you
l -
keep my counts in my head"
Don't you think its better to have some,
thing you can rely upon you know We ars
all apt TO be forg,ttul.
Its well enough for store keepers and
SIGH TO keep counts bu, don't see no neet
Of farmer spcndin' time doin' it."
Isn't it rs much for DOR interests to lool
after and keep posted in our own busines,
as il is for the merchant to attend to his :
"wcll yes, I s'rose 90. But what's tn
use ola fellcr's srititg down everything
about what he docs"
II pays. Smith.
IL don't - h0w."s
i Well see here. How was your corn cssl
this Year,
"Presty fsis, shs' ~ fInsG hurt h sous.s
Shall yen plaat so0e moss next yeare :
.satin, + Allus plane pasee Of corn"
4 Whit ferf
"what for why bseauss-becsuss clio
have"
\ Yes see. Nov Smith hov nssh II
that ileld Of corn peg you
s'Pay msl ~ IG1eoo aAeats-"
Thu. isa't !. isoas ea'svAas yusGes
~, ~. 1ut RAW scv A -,
- Whc1a1r nom msde or les. nonss !.
s.islre 1RSx SrG r. -. Thersps ~ III,
Enns.c - I a fSr s.stin. !"
Nov nek 49,. Smith Thecs h =,
sAessA 1Dotooss1s" I hass vsittsn dew
tepprvthiae seoassted with Il, sad today
~ su9Do1 il ~ Up aad knew III 49,
mi HSCis - ~ II ~ 6eId NM 3
sSHs v3 ~ - ,.anv 49, Il o.
~iIrPei SoSvsved "a f1r,eved. ~ ~
2SS ~. - ~ kioa e nanurs. -
a. - eA' s113 ~ y - 40 snsch -
Sssss~ 4 ~. = ~ 10IdIH - - ~
SSSs75.S. w. r - ~ - ane,t
~ s6Sns.4 ~ ~ ~ IN ~ ~
s-s .4.IS~i ~ hill. 49, "A ~.
49, ~, nasn1nne n oaa.o -. manner !
II culs,vst;ns. - of hervesesns. sta ~
-, ma - h esse4 nuuunoc Il 6i11iiIn
No ana nrics a evsrVeS1 Soe11I
Il; blasting. hcsiei p -
~. sh. vs,u. 81 ~ s,nr~eS' -
- 49,, ~, 81 - - Ssi6~ LS7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12
D0rnua Rm0Orooo she Nlaseuun
CaIcAoo. Nov. ~, 90.

D0R0Om Rm0Oroo0 the Museum
CalcAoo. Nov. ~, 90.
Editor Of Tribune:
Having new spent more than . month
trsvsllas through Illinois. Iowa and Indiana,
c0nisss have been surprised and delight
cd 20 witness the almost incredible advance
which the "0rcat West" mas made since
wac here 6ftsen years ago. Of the progress
Of yous Own city, It il Impossible too speak
in too a. tsring terms. But ! write this
chiefly 10 cay that - . muosum proprietor
for the last twenty i've yeatp, naturally
take IN interest in such Institutions, and
most unhesitatingly aver that the museum
in Chicago. owned and conducted by my old
and esteemed friend Col. J. Il. Wood, Is de.
ci1edly the neatest and best conducted es-
tab ishmcnt Of the kind have ever seen.-
Such studied effort to please the public,
and to exclude every thing Of an objcctionaI
nature to the most refined citizens, is worthy
Of al praisc. The dramatic company is
scarcely second in talent to Wallacks The
atre, in New York, aud all the accessories Of
the museum are corrcsponding.y excellent
find that wherever have Travelled in the
Northwest. the people are enthusiastic in
Col. Woods praise, and surely Chicago has
reason to 0e proud Of such noble and well
conaucted institution o "Col. Wood'a
Mueeum." Yours truly,
p. T. BAsxuN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

Industries, that enables three millies pso-
pie to govern thirty million, that sppor-
tons taxes, that rrcscribes the terms on
which States shall exist and on which 8
whole section Of the United States shall
remain faithful to the Unics =. The world
over, the purse is snighticr than the pen 0,
sword and lin this" country. the section
which does the nations banking business
is mightier than the government.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

A1lcoc1ksO HORo0o PloonoRo.
BEST OVERWHELMING PLASTER IN TIM
WORLD.
AlICOCK4 POROUS F1ADTERS resolve end =
eauge pain b ea1llng lnsth the acrid humoss fsoa
Aas. h nanycaess. positively the diseesl
There Z 4pehlng equal. In the way Of piastse, "a
We PUs0ue 49, Of Mr.. ALlCOCk. Evesythiue \
p1s1sane abe1t 49, Thsy ere the plaseef Of In
day. 80 = ~ q ons pcseeat edvancsuent ID
science - 1T = AstAGe. COueh. Kidney Anbc
thsy a0oed permanent reADc1.
J. =. JOHNSON. u. D., on Topical nsnsalss.'
Ffon psssaaal knowledge a th-ss plastsss. ~
other In use. Wkeeever felief Il 70 BE- oblaned bj
the use ~ plaster, shOulA recommend them.
A. 1N9RAHAM. NJ. d.. Ed. New York NentOP.
Agency. Brandreth House. Rev York sold b.
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

ID: e: :: ; s:s: :: : :s ut
~ vas" he ss;d. "so;n. from INV houss
At Enfield to the Esst Indi. house one morn.
ing, when | met col.ride. On his ..y to
pev , "a. IA in ante Of nv assas;ne III
,hst m ~ .e.Gone. h Ann ~ ;nte
~. 40 ~ :. rccs,.r;.d ..,dsn ~ ~.
49, -. ~ ~ si:sss,ed fsom ohssr.
- = 4 49, r. sss,v,sec' 4. tcoL m.
IS n. ,.sses -, ~ - closinc his
80 .ss-s'ss.,s.a - sicu.ss~H d;.rc.t.s
Sr.;.s ~ 5-Ss 49, s.s$i- p. -. ,..s;'
~sv,ns y ~ 80 = S s. - . %os..
60 ~ 49, + S...'..S s"t,sr.sd IN.
~. ...;s;.. -, s.ssiisJ - - : ssr.s of
S irS ~ n ~ n = - - ~ 70 70
:.,!.i.s. 2! "a s-. I'm my, ny p.
10y. ~ ~ 49, .c ~. -!
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-. c..-s.iSI .,,os 49,. y" -" =
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me 1870 = eas - ~ rfns e s.
sce1s.y wsM1e} - -. "'"'
ne ma nsvse
A. 0~02 ISS1s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

/Special Notice to The Ladies.
II n ~ important that ladies' shouid have pro-
which thsg - peculiarly subject, Il once cafe,
healthy y. and s g - e . ssecS . sss;a'
m. u A.mAURiCEAU.
Professor Of ~ lDisesaes Of Wonen,
sss Ssss sssss I. x
speaks icr itseif-and IL isSvn 70 Thousands Of d.
dies ~ the authos q =
ssThe usrfied Weaan's. Private
Medical Csnpanisa,"
(ar.t published IN 1917 specially ineen1sd los na.
ried ladies n delicate OF pres.siCcs hsesh: TO.
their skiiiui and inmsdiiss trsassens Il 3 rs.
long. reliable adsi6sr and companion. Over
Malfo Million Ladies
posses. 1t. Evssy Assbaad sAouia havsM Mbssss
ne Suafantees cafe and imoedIeAe e. sGsae3sps
cure Of I'll special diflcnties irregularities ane -
etsuctiOnss other IN pcseon OF b mall. lAdieo IT.
pss 2, ssS q -
CAUTION TO LADIES.
b not i.posed upon p y: a.. y9sla1s 60 :
Drops. peinsd. upon ths css4elosS 81
Who src depalved 4 Sheir 0se6 9 - q CT ~
hsabh. lAaiee en- send ~ "Tu1 0AUD1GO NO.
MANS PRIVATE MEDIC Al OO1P mon, q -.
suit Dr. Maaricean BY letter, I'D % 1ae4 aG1D1(
inpositioa.
Married and single Ladies
Who deslge 80 and certain synsay IT irrsgulsi
Nes q 0ppseo1lon Of natIee, AU0 WAn1svef enaoo,
can rsly 1poa n celebrated
Portuguese femalo neuQ ~ Pin,
compueed Of rare I'D costly iOpoetoa o1E11o Ihoy
arc toltobao epooD1c ~ lo1iee pl0oGnnt 70 ~
Soss, benG ssesfeoased, healthy, end csstain b =
esed In forty eight hour, 7ssss . pet Ssx. 3 9
climate cases those two degrees stronger shoeld b
n''s. fre'sa So46ssi Afr1S'iS,661};a c AGS
Professor ofeAe Diseases Of W00eas
t0ee lDo looe0ev D., - Dox
- l8e1, New Yerex.
Sole AesaA ed Psspsistor ibs spwasds oetwsa-
q yooss. TAey aso eat ~ 0a, III 0edlaasy let-
YER envelopes, with tall 6gofucti0ns and advice~
Oce49-00W1D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12
INVASION !.

no ION wish 10 have your hair eausesiscd from the
scalpf No Then beware II the nav brood Of Wit
rioiic and taustic Dyes got up by nostum mongers,
who bsar the relation u the respOnsibie Chem
to- hat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12


IsrEAcnxsST.-The Radicals in Congress
appear to be divided on the subject Of the
impeachment OF the President. In TIE
minds Of some, aud the boldast Of the mem
bers OF that party, the suggestion thro~n
out by Mr.. Wendell Phillips seems to have
taken root in settled purpose TO attsmne
this dangerous expsiisat. Othsrs-and
probably thernsjority hesitate before con-
hitting themselvea openly to the support Of
the measure. The former party are anxious
that joint committee be appointed 70 in.
vestigats what grounds exist fos the threat
ensd impeachment. The more timid faction
desire that ell isvsstigation into the eoaduc'
efthe Executive be made. a. far n possible
through the regular committees Of the House
in order to avoid any appearance Of carrying
out the plot Of their more reckless fellows
Il il clear that the Radical backbone Is mo-
equal to the emergency, and that more tim,s
Il not more honest counsels will prevail il
the Radical Camp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

over every other In II Il purely vegetable nal
libe and instantaneous. Manufactured by J. CHRIS
TADORO, Aston House. New York. Sold by
Druggists Applied By all Hair DresseS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

ssiesr 8. e1l.osill -
WIG hin ~ o1166ssSts1D
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

(rst published In 1917 specially isEen1sd fos n.
ried ladies IN delicate or precls1UuD hsaleh; hon
edge Of her complaints, symptsvms and causes, and
their skillful and Immediate treatment Il h ne.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

Tss Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad
Company made Mr.. Cawley pay over b..
tween twenty thousand ard thirty thousasd
dollars, - their portion Of the fra ~ \
SAID 10 have collected for his own lnnsfil
during tho last nine years. NotwithG1nna.
ing this reduction Of his pile. BE- y sid h
have taken With him to the cast cenfevta.
bic fortune. These things are what . 'little
BIRD told 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12


GrS. WAaREn has completed the river
soundings and surveys, which ~ made from
the head d the rapids to Fort Smelling with
. view 10 the improvement Of nav,gation.-
He went to Washington last week, and on
Saturday tslsraphel hia assistants 10
~osus On Immediately" Maps ore to Be
executed and estimates made. and the whole
submitted 10 Congress for approval and -
psopriations. See Dubuque Times.
VIZ End ~ reference TO the records in
Judge Rogers ofIice. that l55 bashful ''lov>
ers" have popped the question" success
fully in this county since January. How
many have tried II and failed. and how many
hlsshing damssls are waiting anxioesly "a
have it popped to them. are questions no,
answered by the records in the Judges Of
flee. See Sioux City Register.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

e3.7la,4 400. The foustsea Soulhsa 0ta0co
including Delaware, We: Virginia and
kentucky. viii population of ten and .
half millions. hsss . hank eiseulseiou Of
only %, 81. ,3s5, whine the little State Of
Rhode island With less populatlon Than
En'cago. has managed TO get hold Of or
caist,on of tl3,Se0, S50l Massachusetts
With less population than Indians, has h
cured The enormous amount Of t5S, 600, OOV
II currency, bsing I've millions more than
has been s6kigned to the whole West and
Connccticut with population Of lesS than
double that Of Cook coohty. has circula-
tion equal to that Of Illinois. Michigan, Wis
conSin aud Iowa I'll combined.
The Tribune contends that forty miilions,
At the very Ieast. should be taken from the
avaricsVas New England and New York
banks, and two-thirds Of that sum sho0ld
he apportiousd to the ssash, ADD ons4hisd
60 the West; and aftR this b done ~
Esstssa States win selll psseess nearly
two. th'rds Il ths NaaQ Bank csrrsasy.
whns tAsy hsvs bus = Aird ~ pcpulas
tssa q ~ Uassn.
~ - xs1sss - pssssuo = II
oljse6(da aspects - NJ sar0oxn-
This b1G1Bsa aalioss = 4, edl3i1 ~,
reoes. svslpsd ftsn ~ esssusy - -.
I'd 70 Dsstsn and Prsvidsses, : -.
ot : 49, spsse Y otCaaais psseosslssr
power - 11o1 tkslo - nsisss<s11I
iesisleasss vsSlsssnSs ~ = ~ -
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g:9 9rlns paiy Crescent faau gntniu sanaay a. 1866
EDUCATIONAL.

RRYAaT, sTRATT0N a CHAPMAN,s
BUSINESS COLLEGE AND TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE
50 cARoNDELET STREET, NEW ORLEANS, LA.
The Of Instruction embraces Penmanshp Telegraph
ing Book Keeping Commercial Law Commercial caicula-
TONS Customs, Trade Actual Business Training by
of Banks Empoum Business and Telegraph offices every
description, etc St sg ~ %
Scholarships good shrcughou. the Chain Of 4s Colleges
Evening sessions the accommodations of all
attend through the day For further particulars call
Office. or send for College Journal
OAKLAND COLLEGE.
CLAIBORNE COUNTY, MISS, sner Rodney,
This Institution will upon the Second Term Of the
mended to the public aordng opportunity for complete
''A .Ns ,'>1 o sNA FACULTY.
Rev. Joseph Il. Calvin, President pro tenn. and
George Little, Phi Of Natural Science
------ Professor q Mathematcs
W heaas 4 Professor Of English Literature
The vacant Chairs viii be died as soon possible Mean
while the stables appertaning e them will be Taught ey n
successful op ration Boarding can the College Re
fectoYy or In private families. q lB ESE5F
TERMs--sPayable n advance) ..o -
Board and washing per month y. 20 %
Total expenses per annuna ~ W
nesting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the College win
held in Matches the 18th February Important business
be attended TO- and s desirable that nll meetn
should be present JAMES ARCHER Secretary
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1r1YT COMPREHENSIVE ExIsFIN8 HI.
i tween ". MCCOMBS, JOHN Fl IRVINE and JOHN
CAMERON, under the and style Of McCOMBE.
IRVINE Co., In this city BY the Withdrawal OF Jatn
n irvine, dissolved on the 3st nit.
New Orleans, November 4, 1865. Fl
THE UNDEKsIGNED VILE CoNTINUE THE
i business Of the late firm d MeCQMBS IRVINE Coz,
under the name and stya Of W. McCOMBS CO. ~
fT4 255 E5i8t& 4a#s 5sS59 w. McgOMBS,
4. s45{.s4ss5 584s 55s mo. r DANERON
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TNTEKNAI. REVENUE STAMPS OF ALL
- 2RULEFF Il TwIoHELL.
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r :
MEDICAL,
nR- j. WHITES INSTITUTE
l25 CARoN DELFT sTREET.
.s- l1 In of the City HaA. ..,..

The first aim of human beings happnes and happiness
implies health of body and mind. E,
Dr. Whites experience and for hirtyone years.
extensive practice in large cities have brought to him for
treatment amount of form Of disease both acute
and chronic. 7z'
His remedies restore the stomach liver and blood and all
screons and excetions Of tie entire system in unhealthy
healthy condition Instead Of innring part of the
the constitution they renovate and repair the injuries
of the entire organism with truly mind in
a sound body. -' n' = ..al.
The Institute established for the acute and chronic
diseases viz Rheunacs Colds Coughs, Bronchitis Laryn
chs Asthma Consumption and all diseases Of the Throat
Lnngs Heart Liver Spine Stomach, Bowels Costiveness
Dyspepsia, scrofula Kings Evil White swengs all Sores
Ulcers Abcesses, Cancers Piles Fsula, Syphilis and Gonor
all their stages Mecural and hereditary faint all ra
impurities Of the Blood Jaundice, Diseases Of the Eyes
Brain tore, dig Neck Diseases of the Kidneys Gravel
Diabet Dropscal Diseases all Female Ailments Weakness
Wasting Nervous Actions Sick Nervous and Sun Head
ache Depression of Spirits Hippocondia Mysteries Fits
Spass We repeat the eruptions of the skim all sorts Of
ulcers whatever nature the incpient Cancer which
grevousy aic humanity speedily and permanently cured
hours spent the Institute with Dr. White FIRE.
quently Of fever other sufrings-often life
Now that communication is again. he receives calls
sonay and by letter formally from all parts of the country
| Consultation free-stamps not forgotten"
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THE KICHM0ND MEmICA LJOURNAh,
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Octave of 80 pages the January number being issued early
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The Of the journal will be devoted to Original Articles
Foreign and Domestic Retrospec Of Med
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Miscellaneous Matter ETC.
Without making special promises the Editors endeavor
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Southern States advertisers will enjoy peculiar advantages
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CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC.
TOBACCO MANUFAcTUKER's. AGENCY
sUTHERLIN, WARREN d CO.,
Nos. 1O5 and 1O7 Gravier Street,
New Orleans, La.

We have store constantly receiving direct
the factories the and most complete stock of Manu-
Smoking Tobacco offered in this city, all
which hs lowest manufacturers prces
consisting Bright Dark Pounds and Half Pounds Gold
Bars Pieces Twist Bright and Dark 18s 12 and 14s
Navy other Styles which be found many
we'll known brands, viz: ' 4
j. B. Pace, T.J Talbot 4 Co.,
Grape Juice, y. B. Pace Sons Gold Bar,
o. .i 3 Navy Pounds s Nectar.
Bright Disdem, Ghalenge Navy, lbs and n b.,
q Grape au,' vineTwist, Iaswei,.
J. j. 4 I. T Hes Rough and 5pdsh SIsan,
H assss fg ysaay Lind Twist Teais
3 Ghsmbsss. I a. a. Hollands HS .1sa.s Fancy Twist
). +. Hensa4s csss. Twist, o'N''
And many othEr hfaE6s too numerous to enumerate.
an IA. ! sasss H EnsfiG
Late ka Knnckinek Indian Conncil Elephant Ki li
kinnick, Bic lngin Washington, How-areyou-John. Tim
Cigars, Scotch and Mac. boy Snuff, etc, etc.
CRAFTS q STREET,
@ cRAFrs Rss sTEEh9 f@Ensry Of STREET
TOBACCO AND COTTON FACTORS
4 -5 .-5 &Ht.'. AND q I'D ''+j.3- -
General Commission Merchants,
No. 20 Natchez Street
JOSEPH MAYER 81 SONS o..
at WHOLESALE DEALERS m
CIGARS. PIPES, POUCHES,
and every variety of smokers articles. ra
No. TO Gravier Street, New Orleans.
No. 122 Water street, New York.
CLIFFORD, WALSH d. CO
re + ss s Ms 6Ess {
sa General Commission Merchants,
Nos II AND ~ aRAv1ER AND 70 NEW LEvEE STREETS.
.s. New Orleans, La
Pay particular attention to sale of Manufac-
. tured Tobacco and Western Produce.
r -7''-'"} 5'"21 - REFER TO y "- SO '
sss, Scot. Bro Louis , Msss.s Copsand
Iming Esd New York Messrs, Mcdaniel Iroy, Lynch
Thoss Branch Sons Petersburg, Va ESsn Kirk, Esq
Montgomery, Ala. 80. y - 100 80
WILSON. PATTON q CO.
DANIEL WILSON " " i P2R5s G5 Wilson, na'"' Co.,
Agents for Sale of Leaf and. Manufactured
| Tobaccos
! GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANrs,
| No 100 Gravier street, New Orleans. 4
n Ii. BLOCK d co.
as GRAvIER STREET.
| Wholesale Dealers in and Importers of
| Havana Cigars, Virginia and Western To-
| Keep constantly on hand the best brands of the
| OLD DOMINION.
| MAYER BROTHERS.
| CRESCENT CITY STEAM TOBACCO WORKS.
Nos. 40 and 81 Lafayette Street, e.,
0'''''' - NEW ORLEANS, LA.
! MAYER BROTHERs,
..TCHoUP1TOULAS STREET. 8,
! Between Poydras and Natchen streets, ag
\ NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Dealers Leaf Chewing and Manufacturers of Smoking
Tobacco and Cigars. .- e-..
| A heavy we'll selected stock constantly on hand ~
Orders Trade Wholesale Grocers and Commission
Merchants respectfully solicited, to whom liberal dscoun
will be allowed st{1t.5E t@J7flts Estt9 -, II
j. auMA' , %s.,a5 ~. vi, :.
| '-'fs"'-- Importer Of 2 @ "' Of
HAVANA CIGARS, LEAF TOBACCO AND PRODUCE
go. 81 Common street,
| 2ars1 Between Magazine and Tchoupitoulas,
| New Orleans
CIkION j. FK4ATOW.
| q-g--g - hANurAcruRRR ALL KINDS or
PLUG CHEWING TOBACCO, nt
o1 Magazine street, New MOrieans.
pT IIMRTNG AND GASFTTTTNGH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-26
r OcQUET INSTITUTE.

i OCQUET 1N8T1TUTE. I. 500 3l.3I@
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
22 and 2l4 St. Charles and 90l Camp street
Madame Max LIE Roy happy to inform her patrons
orally that her Institute is regularly established, ST.
Charles street. Nos 22 and s4, between Juia and ST.
Joseph in connection with the building No. Dol Camp street
These extended Accommodations will permit the reception
Of still larger number of both day and boarding pupils For
prospecting stating TERMS apply TO the Principal at No
2l2 st. Charles street.