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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23
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@roBs 5auptlinie pom Ncreen uno Nortwt.
fen fur philadelphia. gleu gort. 9isabina. Yotts>
pils, aamaqua. aiblano. estanOn. alsntopr,
Gallon &C., &c.
3ist pulalIsn Sarrltturs fir glsu gort pis
folst: I'm 800. 7.25 unb 9,05 8crmittass,
unb 1 AS uno 900 gdGmittaas, unp lanat In
gurf on I'M 40 lltr uub 10 90 8ormittaas,
uEp $40 unb 1926 Nadmittass. psrttnb.n
HG NIT dtnliGsn Srains aEf Der Ysnnlylpania
gtfntabn. Shlaffarun bss,iten bic 8. 90 unb
9.05 8ormittas Srains. ptne ptdIsln.
gsrlalI.n 5arristurs fiir 8eatins. YuttsSille.
lamaaun, Winnspius. @Gtlanb, gine @rops,
a(lsntown uno Yblaoslpbia um 7 25 gormit.
tags. unb Las uno g. 90 Nadmitass, balien
an In Qetanon unp bsn 5auptRationtn. Die
900 8ormittas 5rain madt feline nate gsrhlns
bunssn fir pcttspils psbsr fir Ytilatelpbia.
Sir Yoitsuille. S6uplfil Sapsn unb @utsrn
dtsr ben sduptfill unb Sueausbanna Railroap,
psrldet 5arristurs um 4 90 giahmittags.
9uridfetrsnb 8erla1en Weu gotf um 0 90
Mcrssns, 1900 Mittass uno 8 90 Na&mits
tags, philadelphia um 90 MOrsens unb
$50 Nahmittass; Yuttspile I'm 8 80 Wcr.
gems une 2 AS Wanmittass: @ltlanb 90 unb
1 As Scrmittas0 unp IS Nahmittass ga.
maaua Tim 7.37 Worssns unb I. 40 NaGm.
gnIdBt Yottepiue fir Sarristura, iiber ben
sduplflu uno Susaustanna 8ailrOab, um 6 AS
Watmtttass. -. -
8sapins geeomotatlons.3us gsrldbt Rsa.
oins um $50 gormittass unb fstrt UNI a, 80
Nahmittase pon philadelphia surld.
Columbia giisntatn'9dse S,rla6en 8sabins
um els unb gcrmIitass. ftr gpbrata, ehs,
eansa1er, Columbia &c.
Tin Sonntasen:
8srfoFn Nsu.gorf INN 8 90 NaGmittdas.
pbilabslpbia UNI 8. Is NaGmittaas. pottspiae
500 8Urmittass. aamaaua um 8 8ormttass.
6arristurs um 9.05 8ormlttass. 8saeina I'm
100 Nors,ns fiir Sartisturs. unb 10.5 SO Dor.
mittass fit Neu. Ut.
Communication. Nsilen. S6ul J'risn uno CT.
eurfcn' atdsts su beratsd'btsn prsiisn mseen
auseteeben mad unb oon allen Yunften.
80 pfunb @spdd pirt ieesm Yoiiasler s!lautt,
unb Gbrds haftir SsS.tsn.
+. g. u. gticcls.
@sn. Sapt.
December t2, 1865.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23
Der rife f1arn III obruorauf!
SsXs ~. @Oni,e,,
66nolerin

xrDcfen @aaren nnb Srpcereien
Sf-6amilton Strabe, seseniiber
&er's Sotel . '.. ''
Sat nsulia BON ben gits Mdrttsn elm srO6ss unb
8oafdnoiaes Ifortement Grodens
.. 2Saaren erbalten, a..
Selhe ole Wuslins. goeimsrcs, 8aftunt, SGee.
tinss. ii. m.. In 8edhiseentsit feinen
naGastsnb bic ie In Nlentaun at1stsn
unb gum Bsrfauf offsrirt rurten. .t..
6trner batter
6errliber 3udsr, Tbee. &affse, Wolaf=
fes, &dfe.
unb fur, ole unb i.be @rtifel bic llsts In sinsm
tr1m GlaGs @roesresn Stetr seba!tsn perbsn.
Sc III Der @eranfs bee Serrn Nouns. feline Sun.
ben NIT aIsn @dtnn Die In elmer Gamilie nStbta
ilno. ;u psrfsbsn. une fsin atGdlihes Sortfom-
men I'm Sraarssnfn IN cine @uarantie fdr bic
3ufunft. Sc II batr nitt rGtbs pab bic Gin.
mobner trs eam Warbs pon 5auIe wessettn.
TIN ibrs @ii'r ,u flbfsn. psnR 4. @lss Dor Ii.
rsr si snen 5tiirs stsu 70 wctlfeI unp nod pobl.
teller abaltsn fSnnen als foniwo.
8amern blicfct bieber!
Die 8lusrn aus rsm Qarbs. fcllten tier bt=
icrbsrs Sba6t nstmtn, benn fs prbe fiber
ppbt ttun. psnu fIe In gcuna's Stobr prripre'
den - bsnn fir qae arten eanbreprptuetsn te.
,,tlt sr imm,r metr I'm Austaufh fdr gpda.
rem cter Sarstib, ole I'm ubsrn 9bsil Der Statt
b,ob!t tprb. Dies N fein 5umtus tsnn r
tann riss lsidt ttan. inosm feline Mueaatsn lstr
piel psniatr Grb, ats obsn IN Der Staet wo man
Die fui6ttartn tptsn 8sntsn unb 70 psl fir feline
@lofs te,att mu6 - pslGss Allss Die 8unoen
auf zine inpir,ftt Wsfe bt3otlsn mdesn. aIio
ifsbt Stbr ftcn, bab on an ssbahtsm Stctr
pchlfsltr faufsn fam. ais anbre pntaufsn. -
Buffet rater an unb dbsBeust guH ldtf bon
Der Watrtslt tts @.Iasten.
SsfIe @. youne.
fftn'aun. Slnudr 9. rabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23
Sin nsucs uno oauerbaftes
Srdm Wobnblu6,
Union 0esenisitise
2Seuer 8erf6erungS


9siellibaft BON esba @ountp.
Tiefe nsue 0siell,haft III org niiirt, UNI 81,
antbum geasn Srluli pun 6susr gu psrf6ern
unD bat tsrsits tine un einsb bt
Wiaton 5tafer wsrrb psfslbsn pnH6.
ert.
Oireftoren: ...
.. s. 8a1ian. Dapib @stman,
9spi eittsnpalnsr, Gamu, s. Snler,
George 8Utb. Samusl Sifsu,
S,anflin y. Tidls, 9piliam Winf,
Scispb Watilsller, Gecras 2Lcwia.
Soiepb @aumtr. SanforO Snpbsn,
grntoiCe goeer
p. q. pnllian, prGiiNrnt.
BsnruiUr Dahsr, Sshrrtar.
Grpi GidtsnmaIlnsr, S4abm.
Surpepor
e.pi Qihtsnmalnsr. 1rtrlertcwn .. 8.
Nolss Gid Nusnt,rn, -
s. .. gltH. NeH's -
Sanforb Stspten Grrpsrsturs -
@snspills gpter 3rsriertcpn ......
Samurl 9trth 6reiouspias +9iortb 60. n...u
Vsrioncn bic ibr @issrtbum peiitsrt gu batsr
fSnnsn T9 an irSeno sinsn Der obissr
Surptpcre wsnosn
Nulul IS, 1865. no6Oi
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23
0eieQl l6afts> 4uIDIuna.

Wa@ri6t tii hisrourh assebsn, Sae bic etrsen
,rlliirsnet @sfsaidafts' 'Ssrbinouns, swI6m Rem
llGtsr5ddsten, tn fer Stabt glentaun, unter
Der 5trma Don &eninssr unb SGsimer unb In
etm Saufrnanns @sf6afts, am 4ten Sanuar,
1866 enr@ tsierietiss @inpiaisuns aufss. Set
metrsn it, Ills Disisnisn babsr. tpeIdt nod
on bsl'9tt 6Irma idulpis fino, psrbsn birturd,
auf9sto'fs't innsrtalb 6 UoGen an,urufen unb
ab5uteiablen. = lnb Solde wslGs nod Gnfor.
esrunesn es8en 8ebattc 8irma taben, ilnb etsn.
faus e'iu6t eisielts tnnnbalb tNke,f,irt,n 3sit
ensubrIneen. = = =
2i. q. 8eninaer, as
.ebw. 9. Sbeimer.
Auentalii', Sanuar 9. . na4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23
@efeQf6aftSz z9tabrt6t.a

Wa&rdt tR ttsrbur& ssssten, baB bic lihters
,d9nsteh, am 4trn Sanuur 1866, nit enantsr
N @tisllhaft setreten fnb. unp ,par In bem
Sdufmanns' '@sGSft, In Iacrtatn. unb antsr bet
brma BON SGsimsr 0etiiirer. Gle psrben lie
@sf6dfte In alien beren sftfdietensn 3reiaen, an
Gem altfn Stdnbplabr BON 9Psrinaer unb SGei4
nsr. 9o. S, gDef Samilton Straee, ndfffe
Stiire gu Dem rablsr Setst' In aQentaun forte
febsn, alipc ss fie freusn wirb tre alten s}runs
te une Sunesn. uno pislr nsus su feten,-melde,
alle NIT Ydnttll&fst urp @atisfsit bstantelt
rsrten clsn. .a-g
gowaro g. S6emsr; 'r.
- - Siram g. Sdbeimer; r
m alexander g. Sdeimer, -
Qasntaur, Sanuar 0. .. ..'. .. na4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23
@eIea airbaftS MmfDIung.

Natri6t wrc t'ermit scastsn. b-6 bic tsbr
tsnaretre @ei&iits. .Ssrbineuns, untsr Der 3ir'
ma pcn Ssrl6, Siesfrieo unc Comp.
N Mlsutoun. Qehd County. In ftm 6 fem
warren @siGdft. ON tasn Deumtsr
1865. NIT a1eittIssr gInpilisuns oufsslSet
rorren 10 GO mertsn patsr ale Dtjsnisen sr
iadt fis an bsf,gts 5rmn f&ulbsn es fti auf
Uffs Art &c Wpls, inrstbalb 60 1aasn. am al
en- Stanrptass an,urufsn unb abSabes ablen.-
unp Solds bic nod 5orpsrunssn baten, i1nr
,tsniaus eludt itre 8sdnunssn palelbR sinSu'
qdneissn.
Sranflin Serib,
6enrp Sic9flieo,
..- Gbarlss 9S. 9uorpia.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23
8auern IeDet bier
&leeSaameu! aleeIaa,nen!!

NICcIUuNsH NtPeFuuHtFH'
Der llnterseitnete btr ben Slstfaamen. 5la6'
laamsn uno 1imcthYlaamsns Sancsl fhon fritr
bstrtstsn. unp feline Sunoen ilsts rsht bstanpelt
Bat. gilt bierbur6 Na6ri6t, eae sr bas rdml6s
@sitdit wisper erUeartia bettsibsn wirp, uni
miner bic tS biitn Marftprtiie fir alie bisle
Saamen ts,att. uno patei ale Qufpu6ertt
uoufpmm,n ,u ttfrhttasn fid tsIrettn pirb
Grin qofal III In Der Dr1 Samltcn Struee.
I6rGs ssssnubr ben 6alsrtut's @ahbauIe.
Gbarle5 Gbriifman.
Ncu. IA. natp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23
llnternsbmenbes GtabliNemrnt
NeQ}e 01guNQ>
S6eimer @ebrilber,
usbittn 8sninser uno s6eimn,)
a1O. 5 tpsIf Gamilton ST., ssaentumu. 1,a
nadFs Sbdr gum atter ysotd.

Sdsimer's aiammutb Stobr,
Rin tebenoss Jnfitut.
GcI6 intrS erTpart
renn man Fault an Scbeimer's @tcbr, ber
StodsO@ anssiilt II NIT 0aarsn an
Y q 10 &c aSr tfc tt.
Infer sanser Stod trurbs
berab &c IN It,
auf bic allernisberfe Stufs. Wir trpbfn siner
goneurrsrs. pir fuoiren su plieeen.
SIR S.bss, ait. Slna. Rsicb uno 1rm tsiirsbsn
mir uns einsn 9utaewdb!teu Gtci pon Srcdenpoa=
ren, @re3tries, Suesnsroaoren. 6 Irpsina, Ssl
Sud, Sal,. Sifb uno prcpihcnen. u. (. no. an 5ano
iu holfsn, urn Sdraens alsn ,u aebcn, bic fie nit
tbrsr 8unehaft teebrsn -r,iebt nur fir I,c,a ga,
gen cotr beiftmmfe 3sit, cnbern perpsn unsrs ID.
ter fcrtan on ben alIsrnisorfsn Yrsieen perfaufsn
9Htr unter6ehen nidbt su faesn, bns unIrr Gr,tem
hrtft q aar r9elo 0 In. absr ptrfibsrn eas unf,,e
prsee 10 niso'r fno als ben anosrn. bic prahlsn
Dob e Die mcbfsilfcn Sitter pcrfauftn neil hs ibre
Se'bafts 9inilib auf oas Sold prin;ip tetrsitsn
Sremee fct9et Rem ffsbsnosn Euneen tes ptbt
bstanrtsn atteu Stonots, uno man rpiro Der Itibs
nudo nit .oSfldbfet abparten nit ben biniafsn sri
tern. Ssit 9,WiB baron oub Sbr am rsdbtsn Tlas
lslo, uno BARN 'win9t Guh in p'u .6aufsn an
S6eimer's pcpuldrem Stobr.
Da Fam man am teHsn befriebiat rsrren nit ocn
msbritsn Waarsn ftr's rpsnisite G5elc-uno audb
NIT prn bsifmsbrtaftsften uno mcoislitn @dtsrn.
Sdbies Ore6siiter Department.
unSspSbnli6 poliidnris. nit rsiGrn unb elesan.
ten @iitern. lcwe aud nit ben pctifsilsren StY.
len perfeten. bsllsbsnb aus itparssm unb fart,
gem Sstes. @'melnsn, Ylab unb fsurirts Npn
Cslanss. Nspps. pOplins. Mrincs, asmein,n
unb f5urirtsn. fla irirtsn unb fc,brtsn Nctaar,
amsritanifden Delaines. gObures, Yrints, III.
paerae, Seut4 unb Union Ylaibs, etc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23
Cabinet Sraeln.

Die Malcn unb 5amlin gabinst Srsefn,
pisroiS Ser1ti'benen- Siplsn. tsrserihst fdr tei.
lise uno wsltliae Mufit. fiir $50 Bic 5000 tepe.
Gin unb fdnfsis sclesne ooer iilbsrns Wsbailen,
oer ansere premium puroen bsnfslSsn suerfannt.
Sauifrtte @atalcsusn fret. gpbree: ~ a So n
unb 3 an In. gofcn, Ubr M a o n
8rotter 0. Neip' 'yorf. .sI e. 's.-
Ssptfmtsr, 12, 1865. ~ not0
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Sabrgang SO.
SefentltOe 9Senbu..

Sreitass Den &c. Sag Sanuar 1866,
UNI 10 ubr g1rmjttass, iOdsn am SauI. bss
uhtfI3st@nsten. tn Sber.Sauron Gauu1Aip, Sc.
Sa Saunig. bic fclsenbe pniSnIde @egenildn.
pe ptsntlidb perfauft ws,ssn, ndnlt ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
The Public

May assured that the manufacturers spare neither pains
expense in the preparation of these remedies They
Of the very best medicines known, in highly concan
trated form, upon strictly scientific principles.
DR.. Samuel Gllbert's General Alternative
Acts directly upon the Glands Mucous Membranessu
atng them to additional activity their natural functions
eliminating from the Circulating Fluids the usual Efete
and disease Morbid Matters, and ezpsng them through
the Skin Kidneys, Liver and Almeutary Canal from the
system is therefore, adapted for the relief Of Chronic
Diseases affecting orZens the membranes
lining them such as
ERUPTIoNs, TETTER. ULCERS, scRoFULA
JAUND1cE, eo1TRE,
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION Of 49,, ~,
It is particularly useful in
SUPPRESSED NENsURATIoN,
HEREDITARY TAINTs, SYPHILIS,
Blue Mass Corrosive submae Fowers Solution, ponovan
Solution and other preparations Of Mercury and Arsenic
DIR. Samuel GIbert's letter Ointment
Is excellent preparation for tine Of that class
maadies usually termed
| DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
and which populary know
CHRONIC ERUPTIoNs, TETTER, PIMPLEs,
BI1sTERs sCABs, sOALD-HEAD, MILKCRUsT,
RINGWoRM, ETC, ETC.
It will also kill ITCH and osheroca verin which prey
the Skin 1t softens and deaches excremenous matters
deposited upon skin heals the Cracks Bsers and PIN
PIES the surface smooth aud piabe
has been by GILBERT with satisfactory result
for many years is offered for sale in this style from th
Bm conviction that must necessarily with the hearty
appreciation Of those who make it,
Full directions for the method of using these remedies,
plain description of number of the diferan
varieties of Skin Diseases and many valuable suggestions
regard their cure will be found printed circular
pauying each package These suggestions the fruit
most ample experience acquired by DIR Samuel Gilbert durin
his extraordinary professional in the treatment of hi
class of in the cities of Memphis New Orleans
New York. and will is expected enable unproessions
persons their with much tina
which usually falls to the lot of ordinary physicians.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

Thus done and passed at the city of New Orleans the day
month and aforesaid in the presence o! Adophe Lenea
aud Lewis C. WooHy Witnesses who heTeunto sign their
names with said parties and me notary.
The original is signed:
Geo. w. Manson, G. A Eagar, Edward Rigneyt
and Others,
A. A. Lenes L c. WoOdville,
Edward Barnett, notary public.
A true copy from the Original
EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public.
The undeZ Zned Deputy Recorder Of Mortgages for the
parish and City Of New Orleans State Of louisiana ceres
that the foregoing of Charter has this day been recorded in
his office in society B No 6 t. 100 TO 100.
NEW ORLEANS, May lst, 1865.
GSlgned) CHARLES E LEEEs,
Deputy Recorder.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

USEFUL PLANTs.-A German author states that
the number Of useful plants has risen to about
l2,OC0, but sthat others will no doubt be discoT-
pleted only in portions of the earth OF these
plants there are 1850 varieties of edible fruits,
berries and seeds; 1O3 cereals; 81 onions; AGO
vegetables and salads; 40 species of palms 80
varieties of arrowroot and 81 different kinds of
sugars. Vinous drinks are obtained from 200
plants, and aromatics from 256 There are so sub
stitutes for coffee and l39 for tea. Tannin is
present in 40 plants, caOutchouc in 96, gutta
percha in Z, rosn and balsamie gums in l39, wax
in 10, and grease and essential oils in $50; IS
plants contain potash, soda and iodine; $50 con-
tain dyes, Al soap, $50 weaving fibres; Al fbres
used in paper making; As give roofing materials,
and 100 are employed for hurdles and copses. In
building 40 plants are used, and there are SIS
known poisonous plants. One OF the most graft
flying developments is, that, out of 27s known
natural families of plants there are bat IS species
| for which NO use has yet been discovered,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

THE POWER OF CIPHERs.-The enlightened man
may have clear understanding of thousands, and
even millions, but much beyond that he can form
no distinct idea. A simple example, and one
easily solved, will illustrate the observation. If
all the vast bodies of water that cover nearly
three-fourths of the globe were emptied, drop by
drop, into one grand reservoir, the whole number
Of drops could be wrtten by two words, " eigh-
teen sectilhOns,n and expressed in figures by
anneXing twenty four ciphers to the number of
eighteen, rs, 900 000, ,000, 900 900 000, ,000.1
Man might as well attempt to explore the
bounds of eternity as to form any rational idea of
the units embodied in the expression above; for
although the aggregate of drops is indicated by
figures in the space of only one inch and half
ordinary print, yet, ii each particular drop were
noted by a separate stroke, like the figure l, it
would form a line of marks sufficiently long to
wind round the six thousand billions of times
Now, observe if you please, the marvellous
| power or value which the ciphers, Insignificant by
| themselves give to the significant figures IS, The
| young reader will be surprised to learn that the
| use of the cipher to determine the value of any
| particular figure, which is now practlsed by every
school boy, was unknown to the ancients.
| E9Therefore among the Greeks and Romans and
other nations of antiquity, arithmetica operations
were exceedingly tedious and difficult. They had
to reckon with little pebbles, Shells or beads used
| as counters to transact the ordinary business OF
life. Even the great Cicero, in his Grafton for
Roscus, the actor in order to express 100000, had
to make use of the very awkward and cumbrons
notation, CCCIooo cGGIooo ocOIOo3. How very odd
this seems" in the year of our Lord MDCcGLXyI
Educational MOuhiy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

THE LOUISIANA RACER. PAHIe.-It is rumored
that the celebrated stallion, Panic, who was
brought North from the South during the war has
been sold for $4,000, and that Massachusetts,
breeder has been the purchaser. It is further ru-
mored that the bill of sale is ignored by certain
parties and that Panic will not make the season in
The Bay State. As a matter Of course, Madam
Rumor is never in the error,-Grurf and Field.
This is one of the horses that Butler stole from
Hon. Duncan z. Kenner.- Natchez Democrat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
CHARTER,

for the contracts faults Of said Company in any further sum
than the unpaid balance due the Company On Tie ghae
owned By him.
TWEsTY-sEvEHTH.
This Act Of INCORPORATION may be modified altered or
amended the said Company dissolved al aenersI rti
Of the stockhoders 70 be convened for that purpose thirty
and as herea provided for and with the assent 0f h
the represented at such meeting any and ali h
notifications alterations amendments dissolution ga -
recorded and published according to Law.
TWENTT-EIGHTH
The and Of the parties this act
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
DR.. LARooKAH'S

Cures Coughs Colds Whoopng Cough Group Asthma, Ca
tRrrh, Bronchitis Pain in the Side, Night Sweasl
Hoarseness to which Public Speakers and Singers
are liable, Consumption in its early stages
and all Diseases of the Throat
and Lungs.
ndorsed by the highest medical authority eergymen OF
denomination authors editors professors in various
colleges and by many of our eminent public men.
Containing opium it is adapted to every age, and may
used without fear of the dangerous results which follow the
many of the Cough Preparations OF which opium and
ipecac are the base
Letter Hon. G. W. Gooch Member of Congress from
Massachusetts
DR. T. R, KNIGHTs-Dear sir-I have used Dr. LARGO
kahs Syrup my family for years and have found it an
excellent remedy for Coughs Colds Sore Throat and all Con
sumptve Complaints have recommended it to several
friends Bhohay received great benefit from its
GIVE IT A TRIAL
Price SO cents and 81 per Bottle.
DIR, E. R, KNIGHTS, Proprietor, MerOse Massachusetts,
DEMAs, BARNES CO., New York
BARNES, WARD CO., New Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
The sEA-WEED TONIC PRODUCES
LASTING RESULTS,
1T IS so WONDERFUL IN ITS EFFECT5
THAI
A Wine Glass Full will Digest a Hearty Meal,
AND LITTLE OF IT TAKEN BEFORE BREAKFAST
TONE To THE STOMACH

WHICH FEW MEDICINES POSSESS TIE POWER
OF DOING
The MANDRAKE PILLS may be taken with entire safety
by all ages and conditions producing all the good results that
be obtained from Calome any other Mereura Aed
cines and without Of their huruG or injurious results
They carry the system the feculent and w0rnlut mat
ters loosened and dissolved by my SEA-WEED TONIC.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
B. Z. Mann.

In all elections the shall be by ballot and those stock
holders receiving plurality OF votes of the stockholders pre-
shall be considered duly elected and in the o
election taking place tn day aforesaid the President shall
another election take place within days thereafter
| aud give notice OF the aforesaid.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
MEDICAL.
ScmENCK,s sEA-wEED TONIC,

SCHENUK's sEA-wEED TONIC,
-AED-
MANDRAKE PILLS.
The sea-Eeed Tonic Is a stIpuIant,
AND NONE OTHER IS REQUIRED WHEN IT IS USED
1T rs PURE AND PLEASANT.
NO BAD EFFECTS LIKE WHEN USING BOURBON
WHISKY,
WHICH DISORDERS STOMACH, Lr7ER, LocEs
WATER DROPSY SETS IN, AND
PATIENT DIES SUDDENLY.
THE sEAwEED TONIC PRODUCES
LASTING RESULTS,
THOROUGHLY JNVIG0RATING THE STOMACH AND
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM AND ENABLING If TO
ELIMINATE AND MAKE INTO HEALTHY
BLOOD THE OUD WHICH MAY BE
Used FOR THAT PURPOSE.
IT is so WONDERFUL IN ITS EFFECTS
THAI
"A Wine Glass Full will Digest a Hearty Meal,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

Each and every holder of scrip shall be entitled
elections Of directors provided said vote be given
holders the Company, and be entitled to for
evety hundred dollars OF scrip provided that inddua
corporation or company shall entitled to greater numb
than ve aud person shall any scrip
ferred him within months prior to such election
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
NAZARETH FEMALE ACADEMY
IN NEAR BARDsToWN, KENTUCKY.

Our friends and patrons informed that Mr. John W
Harde duly authorized agent New Orleans and viii
receive and receipt which may be due this nsu
sion. MOTHER COLUMBIA Superioress.
j. W. HARDIE, Agent,
Corner Camp and hatcher streets N O.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

DIR. Larookah's sarsapariua Compound,
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure Of
Liver Complaint scrofua Kings Evil Dyspepsia DropBy,
Neuralgia Epilepsy, ErySlpelas' ST. Anthony's Fire,
Pimples Pustules, Botches, Boils, Tumors Salt
Rheum, Ulcers and Sores, rheumatism,
Pain in the Stomach, Side and
Bowels General Debility,
Uterine liberation,
Syphilis
EROURI1 DISEASE,
And ali Complaints arising from res2lng in
IMPURE BLOOD.
It'll double the strength any sarsaPaa Compound
the market and indorsed by the Medical Faculty as the
BEST AND CHEAPEST BLOOD PURIFIER ExFANT
Read the following commendaton from Dr. Abbott of Bos-
ton widely known the successful practitioners
in the country:
| DR. E. R. KNIGHTS, MELRosE, MASSACHUSETTS,
Dear sir-I have used DR. Larookahs SasRparilla Com
pound my practice years. and after careful OBJ
ervaiion its effects do not hesitate to that is il
my opinion, the sUREST, SAFEST and CHEAPEST
| REMEDY for SCROFULOUS and SYPHILITIC DISEASES
has been made available the medical profession
FraternRlly yours, S. Y ABBOTT NJ D.
Price, 81 90 per Bottle.
Prepared by
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

--FTepAl6d bya7
DR. E. R. KNIGHTS, CHEMIST, MELRosE, MASS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
EDUCATIONAL.
SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Mrs. L. BRAND, having leased for number Of years
eEby situated and spacious resdence oegs leave announce
herntention Of reopeniDg her classes next autumn.
ErcHars will be issued later meanwhile parents derous Of
placing their daughters under her charge viii please address
her through the Office of the Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

May assured that the manufacturers neither pains
expense in the preparation of these remedies They
made Of the very best medicines known in highly
tratsd form, upon strictly scientific principles.