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A YER's sAKsAPAR1LLA-

Is concentrated extract of the choice combined with
other greater Alternative power as to afford an
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Such remedy surely by those who suffer from stru
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scrotla scrotulous swenss Sores Skin Diseases PIN
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Syphilis veneral Disease expelled from system by
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Female Diseases caused by scroula in the blood and
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Do discard this invaluable medicine because you have
been imposed upon by something pretending be sarsspaa
while it not When you have used Ayers-then and
till then, will You the Ssrsaparia For min.
ute particulars of the diseases refer you Ayers
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Dr. Whites experience and for thryone years. In
extensive practice in large Cities have brought to him for
treatment of every of disease both acute
and chronic.
His remedies restore the stomach liver and blood and all
secreons and exceons Of the snre system in unhealthy to
healthy condition Instead Of njuring part of the
TEN the constitution they and repair the injuries
and wastes Of the entire organam with truly sound mind in
sound bodg.
The Institute established for the ofa acute and chronic
Diseases viz Rheumatics Colds Coughs Bronchitis Laryn
chs Asthma, Consumption and all diseases of the Throat
Lungs Heart Liver Spine, Stomach Bowels Costiveness
Dyspepsia, scrofua, Kings Evil White swelings all sores
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One two hours spent the Institute with Dr. White
quenty weeks Of fever other suerngs-cften life
Now that communication Is open again. he receives calls
sonay and by letter formally from all parts of the country
Consultation free--Btamps not "f0rgotten.n
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DR. E. C0URTARETs DIsINFEGTTNG FLUIDS. Sc
cured by letters patent in the United States France
pared solely by the New York Disnecrg Company their
Office, AZ Cedar street
This Company organized a permanent basis with DR.
Courtaret, the celebrated French Chemist charge
Lahraory is prepared furnish its Disnectng Fluids
sick rooms nurseries, urnas Closets prves cesspoo
sewers CUTTERS ships railroads hospitals prisons and public
institutions Of all kinds saugherhouses oa and at.bong
establishments; all kinds of mRnuTes, immensely increasing
the value the latter to amerO and wherever poison
and offensive exist These agents deOdorize
antseptcS anpurescens and dsuieCants the
meaning OF the words They gases odors
by chemical MISUNDERSTANDING in their places heahiu
they desroyers and not merely ubsObents poisonous
gasesno injurious utensils in which they used The
attention of medical and scientific directed
discovery which with hundreds of Others
Company's office
DELAvAN House, ALBANY, March 30, 1866
To the President of the New York Dnfeetng Company:
Dear Sr-It all it represented to be- We have made
many trials OF dntectants, but consider that
found an article which surases all Others remedy against
all bad odors, 7, R0ESSEL Il CO.
New YORK, April 9, 1866
To the President of the New York Dsnecting Company:
Dear Strive pronounce without exception the best
have known Its effect upon every complete
and instantaneous q. A. SIETS0N Astor House.
BIhese Dsnfectauts used by the scavenger under
the direction of the Sanitary Police OF the Metropolitan Health
POWELL & THOMPSON,
AZ Cedar street. New York,
General and Sole gents for the United and the
to whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale BY all Druggists and General Dealers in the United
States and Canadas.
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qw Orleans Daily Grea eut.
aTUEsDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1866.



lIhe following piece is by the Rev. Charlie
ole, author of The Burial of Sir John Moore,
lat short lyric that has made the poets nam
immortal:
If had thought thou couldst have died,
might not weep for thee;
But forget. when by thy side,
mat thou cOuld5t mortal be
II never through my mind had passed
The time would e'er be DER,
And on thee should look my last,
And thou shouldst smile no more
And still upon that face look,
And think twill smile again
And still the thought will not brook,
r That must look in vain
But when speak-thOu dost not say
What thOu meier left'st unsaid
Ana now feel as well may
Sweet Mary thou art dead!
II thou wondst stay e'en as thou art,
All cold and all serene
sui might press thy silent heart,
And where thy smiles have beenl
While cen thy chill black corse | have,
i Thou seemest still mine own;
But there lay thee in thy grave
And / am now alone
I'll do not think, whereer thou art,
Thou has forgotten me;
And perhaps may soothe this heart,
In thinking too of thee;
pet there was round thee such dawn
4 OF light ne er seen before,
As fancy never could have drawn,
And never can restore
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DR. DE ANDRES
-PuRR-
sARBAPARILLA BITTERs.

The attention of the Public City Country Trade Ia re-
spectfuly called to the Introduction of the
snrsaparil1a Bittera,
The Pleasant and valuable Bers that has ever been
toduced in country The trade in general can be supplied
By the following Grocers Druggists;
Fatlo, Marks Co, 43, IS and Al New Levee street.
Griffin Porch 81 and 80 Tchouptouas street
E j. Hart Co, 70, rs and II Tchouptouas street,
L Basel Grayier and Tchoupitoulas Streets
F Ayet Cambon, 50 and 81 Old Levee street.
John 7. Moore, cor, Poyiras and New Levee streets
Wm. O. Mitchell cor. Camp and Poydras streets
Cas- Bowling 30 Poydras street.
7 ". Marsden, Druggist, cor Magazine and GraFier
Turner Wales, Druggists Royal Customhouss
G, N MORRISON, Agent,
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Ihns done and passed at the city New Orleans the day
nohn ana year aforesaid in the Of AdoPhe Lenes
anu LEWIS u Woodylle Witnesses who hereunto sign their
names with said parties and me notary.
r, The original is signed:
geo. VI. Manson, G. A. Eagar, Edward Rigney,
and others.
A A. Lenes, L. @. WoOdPille,
Edward Barnett notary public.
true copy from the Original
EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public.
The undersigned Deputy Recorder Of Mortgages for the
parish and CITY Of New Orleans State Of Louisiana, certhes
that the foregoing act Of Charter has this day recorded
his office in Society b. No 8 T. 100 to l0a.
NEW ORLEAss, May LIST. 1866
GSgnedJ CHARLES E. LENEs
Deputy Recorder.
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WINTERS IMPROVED PoRTARLE
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
WIFI
F." Lane's Patent Set and Feed Works."

We respectfully cali attention to our " IMPROVED
PATENT SET AND FEED WORKS. some of the particu.
lar advantages claimed therefor being as follows
lsIhe instantaneous and unerrngy setn the
log BY the man TENDING the Saw with single motion Of the
hand under device at simple effective and in
wise subject TO hreakage log OF whatever
length being set at both ends at and the
time by the Sawyer above stated; and unerrng
2dIhe saving secured not only in the number of hands
employed about the mill but the saving of that which
Importance, towit in the working of tie rl-
ufcenty Illustrated perhaps when it is stated that
setting time usually required By other mills able
run back set and another plank Thus We are
mnuel accounted for in part BY the the Saw al
most Increasingly engaged the Tnback excepted in
actual work from the the stock Is in place until
entirely converted into lumber
Sd-The peculiar arrangement of the Feed Works.
whereby the slip and wear and tear ALWAYS incident
the usual belt arrangement Is avoided and lieu nssn
taneous " starting and stopping uniaiugy effected
4thThe substantial and perfect proportions the Mill to-
gether with It's combinations OF Steel handre Rabbit
Metal, SeEOing and Se-Adjustng Boxes FREQUENT
Castron supports the carriage for the log and the
beauty OF hnisn the other features which parc
lary characterize Mill and which unfai
ing admiration Of the practical.
these sufficient trust to secure for onr
Mn all that is required and all that asked any
to insure preference namely An examination before pur-
chase elsewhere
WINTER CO.,
SB~N LANES PATENT ser WORKS. applied
with facility to Mills Of other patterns
Agents for the above Mill
No 6 CarOndelet street
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
DR. u. NJ. IAGEE,
SURGEON DENTIST,
No. IS Rauphine Street,
Between oenN, and oustomhouse, New Orleans.
nR. j. h, WALKER
DENTAL SURGEON,
Has retf0 ed to New Orleans and resumed his practice
100 Cana STREET, where he will perform ali Dental ope
ratioRs n the most perfect
So JTHERN DENTAL DEPOT
BENZ. F. HOPPER.
80 st. Charles street, New Orleans.
full supply of DENTAL MATERIALS of all kinds, cor
sstngin part of
Instrumepts Operating Chairs and spittoons;
Teeth; Gold and Tin Foil Gold, Silver an6e latina Plate
Files vucaniBers; Rubbsr;' Latheei
Brush Cotton and CorunduE Wheels;
Arkansas StoneB etc, etc., ETC.
| Orders by mail promptly executed.
l. Address, as above Lock Box No. 10 r-sl.-... .
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IMPORTANT ............,.. .,...TAIPORTANI
TO CAPTAINS AND STEAMBOAT OWNERS.

We have now hand are continually receiving WIRE
TlLLER ROPES, required by inspectors Of this Port
BOSTICk SEYMOUR, Hardware and Ship ChAndery,
Sc and IS Fuion and IS and 81 Front street,
bstWeep P6ydrOs and GTaVier streets
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CHARTER.
QUARTER
( ,HARTEG
OF THE
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
STATE or LOUISIANA,

City of New Orleans
Be It known that this Tweny-sxth day of April In the
year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred sixty
before me- Edward Barnett notary public in and for the City
and Parish of New Orleans duly Commissioned and
personally came and appeared the parties whose
hereto subscribed who declared that aYang themselves
proVonb Of the statutes Of this relative the Organza
ton Of corporations in this State they
agreed and do by these presents covenant agree bind
themselves to form themselves into and constitute
ior a objects and PURPOSES and under the spuaons and
regulations following, Yiz
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TO ADVERTISERS


The publication Of the abe se odeahbsd vaaklv manor
viii be resumed on the FIR 81 DAY OF sEPTEMBER 1855
Subscriptions and adj respectfully solicited
IIEklAs-fT & goilar per annum in advance
MLsslss ppsn and Meridian ss) Clarion pleas
S'P5sSIfee slLne9f p K. MAYERS,
Editor and Proprietor.
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The and title Of said corporation all be the ATTAIN
TIC INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS, and
its d0mc hereby established in the city Of New Orleans
It shall commence It's business the whole
It's capital stOb shall have been subscribed shall
exist for twenty five from the hereof 1t shall have
corporate seat having for device the of Of
State of Louisiana and for inscription the the
Company and the date If this
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MEDICAL.
nR. u. WHITES INSTITUTE
Is7 CARoNDELET STREET
In rear fthe City Hail,

The arst aim of human beings happiness and happiness
implies health of body and mind
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poNToHARTRAIN RAILROAD.

Sunday Arrangement.
Steam Train from City Sunday morning 4o'cock IN
lieu Of Horse Cars.
An Extra Train will leave the City every Sunday at
o'clock P. N.
On and after MAY 9th the Trains leave either end OF
the Road on Sundays at every half hour from until
o'clock P NJ.
Fare to and from the Lake same day. rs cents.
Passengers Genty Station must notify the conductor
prior to departure Of the train Fare way
GEO. PANDELY. General Superintendent
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NATIONAL ENPEEss CoMPANY.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT FIFTH DIVISION ]
NATIONAL EXPRESS TRANSPORTATION Co, :
u CarOndeet street, N. 0.
This Company, of which Gen E. Johnston President
having completed its for carrying all Express
Matter Freight and Money between this city and all
cpal cities Of the North East and West Mobile Mont
gomey most respectfully soets the support patron
OF the public promising do whit undertaken quickly
and we'll Try u.s.
THOMAS L. ROSSER
Acting Superintendent.
N B.-The National Express Company has open policy
in New York in the strongest companies which
covers all freight and vaIables shipped by this Company
without e 70 the hinnar ~
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CHARTER.


for the faults Of Company any further sum
than the unpaid balance due the Company the
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CHOLERA DIsARNIED!

The Chief Causes of PestiIence Destroyed.
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TRANSPORTATION.
TMFoKTANT TO TRAvELEKs.
MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS PACKET LINE

Connecting with New Orleans Jackson and Mss
sipp and Tennessee Railroads Memphis the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad at Cairo and St Louis with all the Railroad
and Steamboat Lines going East or West
By this route passengers leave the cars at Memphis
be transported splendid boats where there are DELIGHT
Full BEDS and SUPERB FARE to St. Louis, IN THE
SAME TINE AS ON THE RAILROADS.
Without Additional Cost for Transportation,
And at saving of several dollars for Meals and Sleeping
Cars.
Tickets be at the ONCE of the New Orleans
and Jackson Railroad.
z. B. BYTNGToN
General Agent.
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Wt.HNGToN, June 21,-AIr Sherman, from the
committee on Agriculture, reported adversely on
RE hrl TO establish q national repository in Ger
llany.
Nj. Wade ofa,rnd a resolution, which was
adopted, GsTucHug the Committee on Public Build
ings ann Grounds to inquire into the eXpedieucy
Of purchasing the aud between Maryland avenue
Ad Pennsylvania avenue, cast Of the capitol, for
aaaona' park h which to erect a presidential
Eaansi1p- At The expiration Of the morning. hour
Hhe tax bill was taken up.
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SgneD uHAS. f. SONES,
new Orleans, June H. lStb. Deputy Recorder.
T'IHE ROSSEER BANNER Is PUBLISHED
n weekly at Bellevue Bossier parish La at the following
terms
Subscriptions, ST per annnm invariably in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS, YEAR:
Business and professional cards of square, eight
lines SIS squares S25 three Squares $685. quarter of
column, sl5i half column, sos whole colnn, SlOO
THE BANNER
is the only paper published in the parish of Bosser has
large circulation and is consequently good advertising me.
du for the merchants and business Orleans as
the country in which published and circulated large
business with the city. Address,
W. H. SCANLAND,
Editor and Proprietor Bosser Banner, Bellevue, La
THE NATCHITO CHES TIMES
Published every SATURDAY, at
NATCHI HE'S, LOUISIANA.
Louis DupIeIx....,.......,. EDITOR PROPRIETOR
TERMS:
For twelve months in advance So 90
ADVERTISEMENTS:
Per square of eight lines, krst insertion 90
Each subsequent insertion
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Fancy Goods at Wholesale.
JAMEs CONCEAL,
Ne. % ST. oBARIns- gyaggy, NEW

Having recsa by lass arrivals large stock of FEEsE
and NEW DRUGS, in addition iags assortment Of
hand am parsa supply .he large and iuersnsz
wants of the BRUG Trade SOUTH
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-07-27
IN RRHALFnF MIR.

We have afforded the Messenger pretext for
an article strongly advocating the claims of T.
p. Finefrock before the democratic congress
sional convention which is to meet at Sandusky
on the I'd proximo. Without this preteIt, it
had not dared TO say much for fear of Offend
ing the other candidates That gentlemans s
| friends are welcome to the handle we thus held
out to them by aid of which they hope to move
the sympathies of their convention in his be-
half. But word further d fiE .sllaral
In a late number of the journal, we incident
ally alluded to the political course of Mr.. Fins+
frock during the war; for which his organ at
tacks US with characteristic scurrility. Ofeonrse
we should not have mentioned that gentleman 8
name in public print, had he not placed himself
before the people in that way, asking nomina-
tion to Congress. Right and universal custom
sanction the discussion of the merits and de-
merits of men who set themselves up for such
positions. We shall always exercise this plain
privilege. We do not intend, however, to fol-
low the Messengers example of giving newspa-
per publicity to every piece Of dirty scandal
! diOdl OuuCOiulHS pilNdlO luQINtuudlk
OF Mr.. Finefrock as private citizen we have
nothing to say; but of that gentleman as can.
didate for Congress there may be much to be
said, and. while his neighbOrs will unite in
commendatiOn of his character as such, they
will also bear US out in the assertion, (of which
we shall in due time afford ample proof that
he never gave cheerful and undivided support
TO the prosecution of the war against the rebel
lion. To affirm'the contrary, in the face of his
record as known to this community generally is
simply absurd. If nominated next Thursday,
he must expect to meet that record and endure
its Odium. r
As for the Messengers silly falsehoOd that
sMr- Redway has the reputation of traduciug
the character of men with whom be has no ac-
quaintaDce," and therefore was compelled to
leave Napoleon, this will be readily and uni
versally understood. If we have any reputa-
tiOn for combating copperism uncompromising-
ly, it is source of unmixed satisfaction. The
insinuation of our being "compeleF' to leave
Napoleon on any account, the author of it knows
to be wholly fictitious. By whom and what
and how, compelled ?'' Our record, lifelong,
is easily obtainable, and we trust viii bear
scrutiny, even by those from whom we decided
ly differ.
If the Messenger man has any aspirations at
all towards decency, he will do well to omit
mean personal insinuations and ialsehoods; but
if he presumes entirely upon Iaet of character,
and responsibility at the bar of public opinion,
it may still become advisable to give some
chapters for the edifcation of his friends.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-07-27
THANKS.

General Buckland will please accept our
thanks for copy of the "Report of the Joint
Committee on Reconstruction, )" with which he
has kindly furnished US, together with other
documents. The General appears to be a very
clever gentleman, and if he were only in favor
of the restoration of the Union, We would be
very we'll satisfied with him; although he aided
the rebels at Memphis by furnishing them a
suit of clothes-minus the shirt.
We clip the foregoing item from the last num-
ber of the Seneca advertiser, copperhead organ
of that county, an unusually respectable paper
for that pursuasiOn. The joke aimed at in the
closing sentence would be perfectly harmless,
but that some might take it as an assertion Of
fact, and even have done So while nothing
could be further from the truth. The allusion
is no doubt to the celebrated Forrest raid upon
Memphis, when the city was surprised in the
night and some officers captured or driven, in
great haste, from their quarters. We are not
aware that the facts Of that affair have ever been
publicly stated, but they are particularly hon
orable to General Buckland, as we happen TO
have been made aware from q reliable source
shortly after the occurrence.
ly remember, were the only ones not captured.
They we:e assaulted vigorously, but with a
hastily organized band composed of few of the
guard, staff officers, DC. the General repulsed
the attack and then, quickly gathering re-en-
fOrcements, in person led pursuit of the enemy,
and drove him from General Washburn's head
quarters, the Gsyoso House, and even from be-
fore the Fort, and to considerable distance be-
yond the city, Furnishing him handsomely for
his temerity. By this bold and energetic action
many men were saved from capture, millions of
dollars worth of government property was pre-
served from destruction, and the city rescued
from continued rebel occupation, and an i'm
portant victory wrested from the enemy. These
are simple unyarnished facts, susceptible of the
most abundant proof Neither Gen. Buckland
nor any other soldier, officer Or private, about his
quarters lost either horse or any article of ward
yehs on that occasion, or felt it necessary to
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-07-27
UNION PLATFORM.

ResolUed, That the Union party of Ohio. hav-
ing sustained the General Government during
four years of successful war against the united
efforts of rebels in the South and their partizans
in the North, now demands that Peace shall be
established upon. such stable foundations that
rebellion and Secession viii never again endan-
ger our National existence
Resolued, That this Convention fully edors-
es the Amendment TO the Constitution propos-
ed by Congress to the Legislatures of the States,
as liberal wise and patriotic adjustment; and
the Union party of Ohio pledge for it their uni
ted and hearty support.
Resolved, That the nation owes the heroic
men of our Army and Navy a debt of lasting
gratitude for their patriotic services in defense
Of the Constitution and the Union, and we urge
upon Congress the duty Of equalizing the boun-
ties, and that while we cherish with tender
affection the memories of the fallen braves, we
pledge to their widows and orphans the Ma
tons care and protection.