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HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish al Orleans'
BOWER, GARNER & HARRISON
MERRIAM . & KENNEDY.

No ll6ti MERRIaAN KENNEDY
RY VIRTUE off writ of deri facias against
~ Thomas MerrInau, directed by the Honorable the
sixth DISTRICT Court Of New Orleans n the abose entitled
Sheriff transferred viii proceed ts sell public
ton at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange Royal
street between Canal and Cusomhouse Streets the Second
birSt Gf this city on M0NDAY the go day of July 1866
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated In the First Dis.
ct Of this city in the square bounded by Common St. Jane
Graver and Bolivar Streets designated number fifteen
plan by Tqnrne De LIe architects deposited plan No
three in W j. Castells book of plans Said lot measures
thirty feet front Bolivar street. by Depth between parallel
lines of one hundred and feet inches and
lines together with all the buildings improvements there
on and all the rights, ways privileges, etc
Being the property acquired by defendant per
passed before W j. Case OF date the 29th April 1855 by
purchase from James Gallagher Of this city acting in his own
name aud behn and Richard Charles likewise of this city
acting an attorney in fact Of MIS- Susan Gallagher wife Of
Mathew Crooks, by her husband duly authorised,
As well as ali the interest of said defendant Thomas Mer-
riman in and to the community that between and
his deceased wife Mrs Elizabeth Hauey whose succession
opened in The Second District Court Of New Orleans No II
of the docket Of said Court.
seized in the above SUIT
AssF@rEREs--Gash on the spot
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The dog killing business is now at high tide in
New ork the mortality being 1000 week. me
city pays so cents head, and they are drowned
IN tank Of two hundred dog capacity. Dog.
bought from boys, as it is supposed tlat tbey steai
them, but it IS Well understood that the brokers
make purchases from them and turn them over 10
the authorities, sometimes hundred IN a lot.
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sYEDIC'S SALE-BY TaE SHERIFF. OF, THE. PA IRISH
oil OrleansO Ohm o. Rice His Creditors the Crei
tors Of Deauuay Rice COFturth District Court of New
Orleans No. 1879.
DIX VIRTUE of and in obedience to an
- order ut sale rendered May i 1866 and directed by
the above entitled matter to Charles Benvenu Sheriff
BY said late Sheriff to transferred viii proceed sell
public auction the Merchants AuctOneers Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse streets the
Second District Of this city SATURDAY. June go 1866 at
II O'Clock OF the creditors Of said insotYen the
following described pr perry, viz;
SIX LOTS 0E GROUND situate in the First District Of
Landing johnson Gayez Streets designated by tie Nos
II 81 ~ 10 l6 and u plan by q. l. Hedin, late
ye5o dtedbth Of March Sl and deposited in the office
u L Ricardo late notary public this city Said lots
measure as follows viz: Lot 30 IL measures q feet
and lines front on Gavez street by 1870 feet inches deep
between parallel lines Lot No. IL has % feet and
lines front Cypress street. by ia feet deep on
Fos4 l5 70 and measure each rs feet inch opt Cy
press street by l9tee dep beesn parallel lines all Aneri
can mesue Together with all the buildings and improve
meuts thereon.
Being the same property which the insoFsnts ned By
purchase um H. Pet BY act passed before Michael Geruon
netary pUhlte, on the 9th july, 1860.
Surrendered by sad InsOlSeuts to their creditors
e rERasTh being the second anu auction the said
property via be definitely adudeRted the highest and last
bidder tor what will bring at twelve months credit The pug
chaser furnishing bond with good and sufficient security
tue atsacgon pt tbs sydc and special mortgage the
property sold until inai payment
SAd purchaser shall have to deduG5 and ray in
printing clerk and sheriff fees amounting 500 or there
abopts and turtieupore the state parish municipal
taxes the amount OF which not hpyng been asCertaned
HARRY I. HAYS,
o. ne of
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HARRY n, HAYS,
SherlM Of the Parish OF Orleans.

FoURTH DGsTRIor CouRr( FoLGER CO vs. NELSON DU.
Of New Orleans RAND-No. l6gOO
RX VIRTUE OF "A writ of seizure and sale,
~ directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court
New Oreansn the above entitled Charles Bienvenue
late sheriff and by said late sheriff 70 me transferred wi
proceed TO sell at pubc auction the Merchants
oneers Exchange Royal street between Canal and Custom
house streets In the Second District this city TUES
DAY, the 24th day of July, 1856 at Il O'Clock NJ the follow
Ing described property, viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the inlproys nlents
thereon rights privileges thereto
81 wise appeainng situated in the First District
s el IN the square bounded by Clio ETato Bacchus and
streets and designated lot No &c. plan de
p9eI ~ nc qlee Of r u Stark notary public This city
luleI tps 40 W. sad lot 81 ieet front Clio
street Gs d9ph between parallel lines Of 89 feet 10 inches
aud INES beng the same property acquired by defendant
~ pnTcnase rom the succession Of the NJ Bell per set
her, 1889 go $50 'e ''A' % -'N'st-
Seized III the above suit
~ TERgs--Cash on the spot
HARRY t HAYS
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Lslte Northern Nenvs.


Special dispatches to the New York morning
papers say that the President will place no OBJ
structons in the transmission Of the constitutional
amendment just passed BY Congress to the gov.
ernors Of the several States. He willEpr5babiy
respond to the congressional resolution requesting
him 10 do so by diselaimiHg all agreement or ac-
9Hiesrenee in its provisions.
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1arn on tAe spot
HARRY II. BAYS,
SnhtiH ~ fire pnrish ~ Crlnhns

FoVRra JupgetAL DrsTRlcT CAMILLE JACOB and OH
COURT PARIsH o. St, ERS vs. EDOUARD JACOB,
E9R vir4ae of u writ OF Geri fsacIas to me dti-
- reied BY the honorable the Fourth Judicial District Court
parish OF s. James the above entitled cause will proceed
Exchange Royal street Canal and Gustomhouse
streets the Second District 1f this Cg on SATURDAY.
aay q July 1876 at IL O'clock H. the following
i. A CERTAIN LOTOF GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon situate the la individuality No.
NOV the Est District Of hs city and ornn lie corne ii
New Levee and Lafayette streets a1ara comprised
New Levee Lafayette Commerce and Pnyras streets
street about thirty three feet width the line
about feet h inches in eBh and front on said
Lafayette street. and about seventy five depth
opposite side line American and forms part the
Qt as No q on plan annexed to an act passed
50th April, 1877.
On ths lot three story bric building the whole leased
for seventy dollars per month until LIST October, 1865
Being the same property acquired by the defendant by
chase from Felix Labatu passed before Theodore
2. TWO LOTS on GROUND situated in the Third district
u this city designated by the Nos twenty 1--WE and twenty
Pleuohe, Mysterious Tor Coumbasl aud Goodchren
and measure, viz Lot No 3 thirty feet six inches front
ines the line Of lot Ne IS ninety three feet lines
the line Of lot 10 81 add nuetyseYen feet three
LET No rs thirtoe feet eleven inches and line front
Pagche street. by depth between parallel lines Of hqn
On the right BY lot No ~ on the left by lots Nos u 26 % p
AID part Of No 80 and in the rsar by sad lot No. q
Ihe whole English measure md according II Plan drawn
1871 deposited the oce Of Ad Maaureau notary public
Together with all theshgtildines and improvements
Being the property acquired BY the defendant BIZ pur
chase from Miss Emee peberna per passed before Thee
Z, 1919
Plans win be exhbton at tie Exchange some days
previous ID that OF sale.
81 TERNs-Cash on the spot
Sheriff Of the Parish orleans.
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iLnrs No ln1rr of Nav -rrlnnnn

j, oRlOh VS.. HIS CRED SIXTH DISTRICT.
itors,--No. 1888 Court Of New Orleans
pY VIRTUE of and In obedience to an
~ order OF sale rendered June 5 1856 and TO directed
by the honorable the Sixth District Court Of New Orleans
in the above entitled matter will proceed to sell public
auction the Merchants and Auctionee Exchange Royal
street. between Canal Customhouse Streets in the Second
District Of this city, SATURDAY the 18th day of July
The Schooner G. W CHAPLIN together with oil her Tackle
Rigging etc. she lies in the Missippi at the foot Of
M0ntegut street. in the Third District OF this city
RI%TRRaS-Cash on the spot.
HARRY t. HAYS,
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mand, and nearly the same amount put in process
of collection.
The general defense set up by such postmasters
is, that they should be credited with the stamps
which they turned over to the Confederate govern
ment.
Mr.. Cohen. of Savannah, member elect to the
House of Representatives claims over SoVu wy,
and Mr., Galloway, of Memphis, over $1,000. Inc
postmaster at Mobile has paid over $4,000 under
protest. intending o nsl1te sg Rat Sea1 rs ia ~
whole amount can be collected, as the govern
ment will have the advantage of very stringent
attachment law passed in view of such indebted
ness.
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p FELLX RIEu Us, FognrH DtsTFlc7 CqgRT OF new
n = =. LANI. 0RLEAEs-No lb a22
PK VIRTUE Of 4 writ Of tierl faelas
~ directed by the Honorable the Fourth d New
Orleans in the emitted Charles Bienyeuu late
Sheriff and by said late Sheriff transferred will proceed
sell atnube auction t the Merchants and Aurtoneers
change Royal Uustamhouse streets
in the Second District Of tis city FhTD tY the 18th
day OF July 1866 at L O'Clock w. As following de crtbed pro
perry viz:
l. A PORTION OF GROUND in the Bougg Duyerge
Tiat bank Of ne river Designated on plan made by
HeueCourt late eyOr the 18th March, 1872
posted the Office of L. 4 Cairo, late notary, as plan
twenty two q his book Of plans rs lot Of square
bounded BY Where eguin Brthelewy and Daronde streets
Said portion Of ground measures hundred and eleven feet
front Where street one hundred and eityhree feet deep
between parallel lines hundred eight
lines width in the Together with all
buildings thereon and all the lights
> ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND, together with All
the buildings thereon right bank Of She river about four miles
below the city Of Cazars plantation and designated by
letter on szeteh annexed to set OF division passed be
fore Magner notary puddle in this y l7Eh May
1865 measurngo and halt arpenta
BY depth forty arpsnts bounded on one sde ~
lands Of the ursane Convent other side by
If A Camus
Seized in the abOTA suit. ..........
R5F@IBRas-Gash on the spot
HARRY T HAYS
Sheriff of the PHriah O5 C-lsRus
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II LARRY I. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans

s. II. DAVIS, JR., V. FouRTu DISTRICT CouRr Or NEW
JOHN FINN. ) ORLEANs-No, 1903
by VIRTUE of writ Of GerI faciasa,it-
- reeted by the Honorable the FourhDtrict New
Orleans IN the above entitled eause to ChR Bieuvenue late
sheriff. and by said late sheriff transferred WIN pracepd
ssl az public auction, MONDAY the 9Th day Iulv
$50 at bselo a., 90 my Warehouse, No % Jefferson
street N he Second District Of this city
which can be seen my Office
seized in the above suit
" iEEMs-pusn ca the spot.
HARRY r. HAYS,
4 Sheriff Of Ihe Parish Of Orltans
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CARPENTERS JOINEBs,,
PATTERN AND MODEL MAKERS GEERINC VALVES
And all kinds Of Patterns for Machinery executed with dis
Paeh FITTINGS for stores and Offices shipped 10 any part Of
tns world HtNS-lmpr0ved Roller Sea Island COTTON
DIAS constantly on hand, Address all orders to
ANDERSON 1t SCHERMERHCN,
Rear n Ann street, New York
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og NEw ORlrANs. ANTONIO CosTA-No. 1888
II WRIT f. Ofann in oh edfance to an order
A2ofsale rendered May ~ 1870 and directedby
CRADLE Sixth District Court of New Orleans in the
titled causes will proceed sell public auction at the
aerohantS and Apetonees Exchange Royal street between
Canal and 9ustonhouse Streets in the Second District
city MONDAY the stt ent day oJuly 1866 at IL O'Clock
NJ, the following described property, Ylzt
= A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District Of this city designated Number One of Square Num-
Der twenty Seven bounded by Maras CustOhonse Canal
and IRENE streets measuring American measure twenty
feet N inches and lines front Cusomhose street by
one hundred and fourteen feet in depth between parallel lines
Together yith the improvements thereon belonging
~ rEEls-Cash on the spot
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff. of the of
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pEsCRIpTIoN pEs PRoPRIErEs.

10 I'm certain de TERRE ayec toutes les aEaIorats
qm sly touyent ct les drOit privileges servtudes e
advantages attaches ct appartenant albpurr
deS Monies quaFeme district tautreos vile de Lafayee
Get Eta et desgne par No TTeize et No IS egue
et est borne les SteMnTy Fulton StAudre ct OHM
pewa ainsi guh appert dun plan dresse par Hugh Grant
oyeE DC aneenne vile de Lafayette lie second Jour mo
de William Chrsty notare public de vile Leait lot
de tere mesure trentedeuN peds gnes de face la
rue SAndey cent quaanesept peds do pronndeur sura
gne lmrophe au lot no. IA cent quarantehuit r1is
gopees ct cling gnes sur Ia gne opposite eneeux pieds
ue geu sur agne du fond colt lot de achee
par eu Samuel Bous de Chreta Blanc femme de Robert
watson sutant un acte passe pareyant F. Coey notAre
en- date du Cline jour davril 1854 1890
70 IroS certanS lots de rERRE outes les anaiora
tons Jul s trouVent ct tOus les drls privileges seryud
et ayantages attaches ETY. apparenant
me district de Ia vile de IL Nouyee parussa dor
leans dams liiet suSnentonnt bnrne par Fulton
Ghpea st ANDRE ct SteMary, ct sgue susd plan
par les Nos HUT Neui ct Dix LesqueS terre Sc to
ct mssnan Chacun trente pieds face rue Fulton mar nne
potQndeur de Gems ct peds entire ues
achees ten Samuel Boa de Thomas H. Kennedy ct de- sa
femme o. de monsieur ct de madame Martin G. Kennedy ain
qui appeTt duo qCte passe pardevant j. Kennedy no.
90 un certain lot de fERRE desgne par No dams H.
e NO y dams e tauhOufg Livaudas dams Quatreue dis
tct lie cette Vile lcdt iet etnt borne eyee
utgn Harmonic ct NeHsieme edit lot bieGs dc
su gne qn L dlve du lot No g. ct lst pieds gne
unautre lot do TERRE, dtsgne par No Cira dams ls
meme et 81 district ct mesuuanJ Il peds peuccs face a
rue lie Ia Levee, 30 peds plus mOns de face m Ts %
ton sur ohe prooudeur lie 1854 peds agne qu apare h
dN lot du No l. RmBricane eant lsmetue Br5pote
acQuise par le9t eu Samuel Boals de Samuel Wilson " act
deyant j. r. Cuhey nntaire en- date du deeembre 1856
Bureau du gretfer Eleorleans. ee Il luu 1866.
A. J. VILLERE, Depute.Grenisr.
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HAT DE La LOUISE a n -DEUKIEmE COZ
IA de District de lis NOuvele, Qrlenas
LEat Louisiana tous ceu3 que ses preseutes concs

LEtat de "a Louisiana tons que preseutes conce
nent Salut-
Attendu, One JAMES REYNOLDS ct Nine SARAH
BOAtS femme de James S Rhody, 1t autres heers de m
Samuel Bo25 eant adesses greier de cets pour
un avs IN ace de ia Legislature de Etat
la Louisiana ntitue, acte rea&f aux Iuou0ug Ell In ma
Mere d. pruceder approuve le Is nars, 1855"
Qul SOFT ct t0utes pers0es ntaressees sout mar
Dresentes sommees monde pE de Louisiana ct de
la deuNome de district de la Rouvs Orleans qu pour
raen ayp dr0 Ia ptOpriote capes decrite en- r1nse-
quenee dun deut de krme dams orde lie decrs on uge
ment de la cour vern dnque la vehta ite an de-
toute irrrguarlte legite dams Destination Paws gu lie
temps e R mode de la vente qecon
de are vor dams trente Ours Ia publication de
Get avis pouquoi la vente ans faie pas conree
homoogu6e
Lit James Reynolds aehete propretcs premiere
ment sec0ndemelt decriteS de Mime Boals femme h.
James s Rhedy q autres herters de Sam Boals pour
lie 80 mai, 1866.
Lests herers de Sam Boas ayant acqus les propria,
ctapres decres veu tuu orre de en- possession rem
d dams Ia succession dudt Sam Boals lie II ayril SS
AS664 " ~ Nv
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH or ORLEANS, CRY or NEW ORLEAN7
aud auDstrbed before me- this Goth dny March
1876. EDMOND MEUNIER,
rhrdJos;ce of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Boa,i Of Trustees resolved declars Scrip dyi
4ead thHyfys per cent the net earned participating
premiums for the year ending 18th February 1866 for which
certificates will be issued and after the ID day Of July
next,
The Scrip Certificates Issued the year 1860 will be
deemed also six per cent interest all outstanding Cerf
Of Scrip will be paid the second Monday OF May
l25o tie holders thereof their legal representatives
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRIEEE, Vice President.
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TTIE WEEKLY CRESCENT
Is published every Saturday morning. Subscription IS
per annG advancei hayeay and quarterly, rates.
single copies. 10 eents,
Rates of Advertisings
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INSURANCE.

SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
or
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY %, 1866
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Tie above statement ia just true aud carreea transcript
IL. a tie JprEs tie Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, g,s5,Lgas
2. R5gz, Secretary
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Square. month month, months month";. u nos'a'
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-02
Nrw YesE Oct. q.

NEw VSa, Oct. ~.
The Tribune has the following: Mr.. PHIL
lips is to lecture this evening our city. His
theme. as first ANNOUNCED was the treachcry,
OF the Republican party. lie has since chang
cd this to: Reject the amendnlcnt and depose
the President. Tue Republicans are not like
ly To accept Mr.. Philips as counsellor In
such grave matters until he shall have at least
once voted for its candidates. They may pos
sibly be compelled to impeaeh the President,
but they will do this if at all. with profound
reluctance. and only because it is their imper-
atye duty. We fervently trust that the ne
cessity may he avoided for an impeachment of
the President. No matter how just and ne
cessary, it will almost certainly plunge the
country afresh into cOnvulsion and civil war,
Just when its need Of peace and thrift is most
urgent. If the Republican party shall ever be
driven to such Impeachment 1t will follow
then in the counsel of no enemy s., persistent
and implacable as Wendell Phillips. We dep
recate Mr.. Phillips polished invectives against
every body and everything only as calculated
to inllame the lingering prejudices North and
South against impartial suffrage, and thus
postpone final settlement Of our remaining
differences.
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-02
More evidences of Recuperation.

Mr. EDToR:-In the letter wrote YOU last
week on Van Barren and her powers ofrestor-
ing herself after the desolations of war,
omitted some Improvements of which / was
then unaware -- .~.a
In walking down the river, below town. and
going into the "bottom," into which have Of
ten strollcd, with friends, guns and dogs in
"auld lang syne,"I noticed large, white.
neat and capacious building.
Whose house is that:' | queried
That is mll.n
"A mill whose and what sort of mill 2"
1T is a merchant mill, with Gin attached
belonging to and built by A. NJ. Callahan 4
Co."
II am glad to hear it. Its another evidence
of the recuperaton power of Van Buren,, and
know willadd to the prosperity of North
west Arkansas"
The agricultural Works" and this mill of
y. NJ. Callahan Co., are only the proofs of
what Van Burcn men are going to do in the
next five years. God speed them.
l'.'' J.w.
Octohpr Doth ISec ...... H..
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-02

Some are estimating the cotton crop low as
! s61, go bales, fear that most ofthosc who
have engaged this year In cotton growing
will be sadly disappointed in results. Gen.
Pagan and myself have embarked pretty ex-
tensively In Il and trust We may be able 70
hold our own but what with the high prices
Of stock. labor, provisions and other plantation
cost of gin, press-ererythRg
from the ground up and then superadded to all
these drawbacks, that most iniquitous tax of
three cents-it is almost hoping against hope.
YOU know OF any pioas adjective which will
intensity the meaning seek to convey by the
word ubiquitous" please substitute it, Some
political economist insist that the tax comes
out of the consumer. am not quite sure of
that. How do You think, Boudy, proposition
would be received In Congress, providing that
a three-cent stamp should be put upon every
Goldfish sooh as 1t i. caught, or at least before
ii is brought to port? throw out this hint
in case YOU go to CoDgress-and charge you
nothing for it, No fair minded man can eyade
its business by facetiously dcnouncing it as
scaiy proposition. II is sound financial meas
ure and Is upheld and sustained by the grave
analogicS, prineiple and precedent of the cot
ton tax. ifthc fair-minded man urge that
the catcher of Goldfish will be discouraged in
his enterprise by the three-ccnt stamp. and
that the nursery of hardy seamen will be
broken up and the spirit ofnavigation reprcss-
ed in the land-gently insinuate to him that
he is mistaken-that It's the consumer who
pays the taN-and quote to him Adam Smith
or John Smith. Ifthc fair-minded individual
take the other chute and come back to the doc
trine that the poor and honest consumer is the
sufferer, distinctly inform the knave-that
every person who wears shirt is affected by
the cotton tax whether he eat Goldfish or not
Find substitute for ubiquitous" quick.
Let us be hopeful. Let us have faith that
right and miyM will again be found hand in
hand. and that the machinery of the General
and State Governments, will soon be smooth
ly working in'thc old grooves.
was trusting you would return through
Fayetteville. shall start down soon and
hope to meet you.
j. NJ. TEBETTS.
Hon. T.. {. Il. BoUDNoT,
Little Rock. Ark.
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-02
From Washington.

October 29th. 1866.
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-02

-. = = III INV VKLEANS OCI. Z3
The Congressional elections in Texas took
place on the 18th. Returns received thus far
show the vote to be very small. So far as
heard from Granshaw leads Epperson in the
First District; Ochiltree is far ahead in the
Second District. Very little interest was TAX
en- In the election
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-02

TnE YAK BrREN NURsERY.--We direct the
attention of readers to the advertisement of
Dr. Rich. TnRusroN, of his Nursery of Fruit
Trees. There Is not, probably, as good col
lect of Fruits. seleetca with as much care. and
50 well adapted to The climate of the South.
as is contained in his catalogue The Or has
hae wears Of experience in raising and ex-
pcrimentng on fruits and is perhaps the best
informed man In the State on this subject
"ecan assure that he will fill orders as de-
sired and that the Trees will prove what they
are recommended to he @
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-02

We should not be surprised if there was
something in the following THE method of
treating consuptive diseases by raw meat and
alcohol. appears 10 have been attended with
wonderful results. 1t has now been tried in
no less than bookcases successfully. Patients
have increased In weight to the extent Of
some five, eight, ten. and thirteen pounds In
the course of two or three weeks. Nj. Fuster
recommends the adoption Of his treatment
for the following maladies lmpoverishing
of the blood (an@mia,) ague in its last stages.
tvphus and typhoid fevers, albuminnria and
diabetes. and also where there has been great
loss Of blood