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EkANO-EOES Il as
BRIGGS NEW PATENT.


ARE THE ONLY INSTRUMENTS con nstructed On
n truly scientific principle They have greater
strength and Will remain longer IN Tune Than any 9TH
Piano. The construction IS simple and n Ia al All
the e1traneOus lumber the body of ths instrume
is dispensed with the sound boaTts are merely two
arched pIanks of thin wood like the front and back of
a violin the strings attached to a strong Iron
frame which separated and entirely iHdcpend n Of
the thereby dispensing with tue old harp form Of
strBging by substituting straight bridges. preserving
at the same time the over Strung Bass. of which Mr.
DRIsGs is the Inventor. By these Improvements we
nreserving ali ITS purity and richness Of tone.
Tney have received the highest testimonials from
the Press, aud all the principal artists in the country
Harry sanderson, In. Gottsehalk,
Max Mareizek. SThaloerg.
Theodore Eis6eld WIN, Mason,
Herman WoIIenhaupt. A. Barii,
Francis ii. Brown, M. Strackosch,
sir sEGESMUND THALBERG. the great pianist.
says II have examined your new Piano fortes and
cordially approve OF its system Of construction. ls
obtainei. beng verysmple and perfectly paiiOsoPh.
ica. The tone IS grand and noble II has great ca
pacity for sustaining the sound singing and lis vol
ume of toue or power have never heard eyceed in
depth. purity. aud sympathetic sweetness
WM HENRY FRY, late musical critic 0t the N, Y.
Tibuna says:-I have examined your newly iLyentst.
Piano Fores They merit all the praise given TO then:
by Messrs. Thalberg GoitschalS, Mason aud others-
regards structure, ihsy are origins and pbosoPh
ical in purity, volume and continuity % tone in
cal versimi.ude, that crowning excellence which
enables the pianists TO sing on the instrument.
Your Pianos ercr de@erve the highest rank. Your
vcniion. in my opinion. destined To work radical
changes in manufacture of Pianos throughout
world
From the n Y. Herald, Sept 6-Upon careful
animation of DRIGss PianOForte, find ths results
obtained are fine singing tune great purity and
brlliancy throughout the entire instrument. often
found in Pianos constructed upon The old plan
Tie ". Times. July IL. says--We have now
instrument WITHOUT equal 1t can stag with
smuoth deIiracy. perfectly unaitainabe any other
instrument ordinary player obtains with exer
tion. the falIness Of Grtnd Piano Forte and they
must supersede the o'd styles
ftu --.s~r
the Piano-FoTtcs invented and patented by Hr SB
DRIGGs. am ol the opinion that the tone RESULT
from his improvementsas exhibited In he instFments
under examination. in point OF richnt depth and
DriIiaBcy equals that Of the best Grand Piano fares
EN- in pure. e.musica nIonationatIon and
ACTUAL tone power thus aproxinating closer to what
y consider perfection in the INSTRUMENT than has yet
been achieved BY any other system Of manufacture.
~ sr Yours respectfully = IA
3. M.GOTTSCHALK j
q -l----- SOLE AGENTS
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BA,ONR1SBUSs g MARKET .
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coasEorEp wEEKLr Ena TIE ..pgMocRAT AEp srAKn

Administrators Notice.
Estate Of Peer Deloag. L.te of Centre
ftcp. deceased.
7 EFT rERS Of Administration she estate Of Peter
: DeiJng. late Of.Centre township. COlum bia CO.,
deceased, have beet granted by Register of Uoium-
bia county Is tue undersigned all persons having
claims against the estate uf ths Geredeut are re-
quested present them Cor setIlrnent, and those
Indebted the estate will make ann sdi1te payment
uExRY DELoNG admir-.
March. 7, Ie6G-cw 81
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-03-14
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

To Nocalists and Public Speakers the WATERS are
peculiarly valuable they Wi II IN day reMove The
most severe occasional hoarseness aud their regular
for few days will at all times Increase the pow
aud hexIbiiy OF the voice. grea. a.iy improving its
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are regularly used by many prOfes sioua vOcalIsts
The very great celebrity Of tins valuable remedy has
int ned unprincipled persons to prepare base
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purchaser and injure the character VI the genuine
Medicine.
See thar the word "BRYAN,'' is stamped on each
Wafer. and also observe Ie fac smile of sigma
ture Of the Proprietor. "JOB MOSES" each wrap
per. TO counteiri which is FORGERY. e Offending
parties VIII be dealt with the fUIl the law.
BRYASs PUI MOSIc WAFgRs are for SAFE by AL Drug
gsts.
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor, p Cortandi St, N. Y.
Feb. 3. IS66-ly.
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Bryan's PuImonic Waters

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They do not uauseate like alcoholic compounds aud
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" Ill readily take them One dose will always afford
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sTRANen BuT FRuE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
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tage by mail (free of charge by addressing The
unde rsIgned. Those having fea IS OF eing humbdg
ed will obIige by MT noticing this card All otiers
will please address their Obedient servant.
T1OS. f CHAPMAN.
e3I Broadway, New York.
Feb. %. 1865 -ly.s SNIP
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80 WE frequently meet Republicans who
say, snow, If lhs lone OF your paper is not
TOO hard on Us, va will lake il' To sncb
wecan only say that Democratic principles
have always been, and everwiI i'll be, entirely
antagonissic 10 the established principles OF
the Republican parry And these as we
have said before, we will maintain sat all
times and under all lei.cumstances-Y Ia con-
dscilrg our journal we do not, however,
expsci 70 deaiis vIndictiveuess aad abuse
Of those that we cannot conviace Oar OBJ
jecs is to subdne by argument, TO satisfy By
proof that we are right, and that our poIir-
cal opinions are corfect-s Andl Ibis course
We will pursue regardless Of ali outside
pressure s1nF rs7 Enf nrsxF4
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j DR.. MARSHALLB
CatarI.Ia Snuff

This Snuff has thoroughly proved Itself 70 ba the
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More than Thirty Years
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Read the Cert ficates of Wholesale Drug
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Tiie undersigned, having TO- many years been
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spect 10 the ndaiions gwen of II for the
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
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Celebrated Female Pills,

Prepared from prescription If SIR j. Clarke N d. Pay
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TINS invaluable mepiciae - unfliiing ia the cure Of
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a -. .Lr ANN La -
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10 .HARRIED LADIES,

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These Pulls should B. taken By Females during The
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IN AND AFTER NOVEMBER 81. 1865. PAS
y SENGER TRAINS WILL. Run AS FOLLOWS:
LEAVE soUTHWARD
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MEDICAL.
NHOLERA DISARMED
The CHIEF Causes of Pestllence Destroyed.

DE; DR' F. GQURTARETs DIsINFEoTING FLUIDS Sc.
pared solely by the New York Disnfecting COMPANY at
ONCE, ~ Cedar street. ' - -0tA'
This Company organized on permanent basis with DIR
Goprtsret the celebrated French Chemist in charge Of M
3braory IS prepared to furnish its Disineotin Fluids far
SICK rooms nurseries, urnas Closets priye cessDn6s
sewers CUTTERS SHIPS railroads. hospitals prisons and puh
lnsLons q al Kinds slaughterhouses oa and fat boiling
ali kinds OF manures, Immensely increasing
te value o. the latter every famer and wherever no
GUS ana offensive gases exist These agents are eod6rza
anseptics antiputrescents and dsnfecants in the
meaning OF the words They nONous gases and 0dors
eaVing in their places healthful am
Lney are destroyeT and absorbepts Of nnisono
gasesnot injurious to utensils in which they are ued fbe
attention OF medical and scientific directed to these
nlectants Attached testimonials favor of tins pat
discovery which, with hundreds Of Others can be seen al The
Gompanys Office. " '
DELATAS House, ALBANY March 30 1866
70 the President Of the New York Dsufectng Company
Dear Sr-It all 1t is represented to be- We bave ,I
MANY trials Of dsntectants, but consider that We Rave
9End an article which surpasses all others as remedy
4 va" oUofS' I. ROEsSEL a co.
r New YORK., April {, 1866
10 the President Of the New York Disinectng COMPANY
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and instantaneous. C. A. SFETSON AstdP H6i iipse'e
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IFron he New York Herald ]

The following is a list OF places Of amusement
destroyed by fire in the United States since the
year 1893;
Federal street thester, Boston, February 2, I79s.
Daniel Bowen's Museum, Boston, January 10,
1903.
Chestnut street theater, Philadelphia, April 20,
1870.
Richmond theater, Richmond, December Is,
1921.
Theater, Natchez, Miss, September 5, 1922.
Bowery theater, New ] ork May Is, 1929.
Lafayette theater, New York, 1870.
Galdwells theateT, Cincinnati, October %, 1880.
Richmond Hill theatsr, New York, July 4, 1881,
Front street theafsr, Baltimore. January 5, 1888.
Cooks theater, baltimore, February 2, 1888.
Mobile thester, Mobile, February 6, 1883.
New theater, Charleston, South Carolina, Apr
q, 1888.
National theater. New York, September %
1889.
ST. Charles theater, New Orleans, March 49,
1919,
American theater, New Orleans, July %, 1872.
Old American theater, Cincinnati September %
State street theater, Mobile, November Is, 1872
1874.
National theater, Washington, March 8, 1916.
BoWeTy theater New York, April 25 1916.
Niblois theater. New York, September Is, 1916.
Park theatsr, New York December l6, lS4S.
Avon theater, Norfolk, Virginia, February Il,
1850
Theater, Lafayette, Louisiana, March Is, 1850.
Woods Museum, Cincinnati, July 10, 1851.
American theater, Sacramento, California, 1852
National theater, Bosten, April %, 1859.
American theater, Placergille, California, Jan
nary 30, 1854
Chinese Museum, Philadelphia, July Is, 1854.
National theater, Philadelphia JAY Is. 1854.
Placides Varieties, New Orleans, November q, |
1854
Vannuechi's Museum, New Orleans, May c, 1866. |
Metropolitan theater, San Francisco, California,
1857.
Iyeeum, San Francisco, California 1859.
Forrest theater, Sacramento, California, 1851.
Marysyille theater, Marysve, California, No
vember III, 1864
Barnum's Museum, New York, July Is, 1865.
BoWeFy theater, st. Louis. October s. 1895.
Pixies Opera House, Cincinnati, March %, 1866.
Academy of Music, New York. May %, 1856.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-12


pf Hhe experience and fer thrty-one wears IN
an extensive practice large cities brought to him for
treatment vast sonnt of disease both acute
and chronic.
ms remedies restore the stomach, Liver and blood and ali
secretons and exeetions of the system in unhealthy
healthy condition Instead of nurng any part of the
tenn Or the constitution they and repair the
and wastes Of the entire organsm with truly SOUND mind in
sound body. N--''1 a.
The Institute established for the cure of acute chronic
assesses viz; Rheumatics Colds Coughs Bronchitis Laryu
ehs Asthma, Consumption and all diseases of the Throat
Lungs Heart Liver Spine, Stomach Bowels; Costiyeues
Dyspepsia, serotula Kings Ey White swerings an sores
Ulcers Abcesses Cancers Piles Fstua Syphilis and Gono
rhea in all their stages Mecura hereditary faint ali r
cal impurities of the Blood Jaundice Diseases OF the Eyes
Brain Goitre Big Neck Diseases of the Kidneys Crave
Dialects Dropsca Diseases all Female Ailments Weakness
Wasting and Nervous Afectons Sick Nervous and Sun Head
ache Depression Of Spirits Hppocondra Mysteries Fits
sPasm Werepea the worst eruptons the skin all sorts
ulcers OF whatever nature the ncpent Cancer which 80
greVonsy humanity, speedily cured
one or two hours spent the Institute with Dr White m
quenty save weeks Of fever other suerngsefen life
NOW that communication open again. he receives calls per
sonay and by letter formally from all parts of the copprv
consultation tree-stamps not forgotten"
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KISS UNpEsEREED. "A difadent Hartforz r....,
slor vent 70 che sea-shors in Au9ust IA see
from the oneliaess Of his celibacy ma ons 5a
evening, enjoying the breeze on the DAggs n ND
hotei happened 70 take q seat thai dad Itist VA,
Xseated bg tae husband Of Z Toying vile. wiz
Shom the happy man iad been chatting. m
1eN moments Tie lady returned, aad, nlistakinT
the stranger FOR her husband lovingly enoireIed
rs neeks and gave him aa affectionate kiss, with
the remark, Come, darling, isit not about lima
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-12
The New York Tribune Of the 4th saws Of M

The New York Tribune of the 4th says of Mr..
Davis:
Il Mr. Davis is to be tried as it seems to rs he
ought to be, we can imagine no reason for defer
ring his trial. II he has been uni9stly proclaimed
an assassin, he should somehow be relieved from
mat blasting inculpation. And if he is not to be
admit Of his liberation, we protest against The
policy as unworthy. The people of this country
are not children Even if the object Of his liberia
uon were to render him the sole idol Of the late
rebels, making them forget all his faults in their
sympathy for his condition, it has already been
iqlly achieved. Let us have an end Of shams.
Either try him or let him 90.
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EXCURSION TRAIN.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT N o. j. and a. NRR1
o-,.., New Orleans May Il, 1865 !
on and after the 10Th day Of UNE Excursion Train viii
,eaye the depot foot of Caiope street. on SATURDAY.
EVENINGS, and go as far as Magnolia Returning win
leaYe Magnolia on MONDAYS in time reach the city at Of
before II O'Clock (noon) =
Excursion Tickets to and return good only for the Ex
cnrson Train and the and down train on Sunday can be-
purchased At the depot before the departure Of the train
al aFe e hePner and return 81 25 Premier 50 25 Manehac
4"nsPahoa, - 50 osyka, 81 70; Magnolia So co. - W.
~ L @
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OFFICIAL.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOyERNOR
OF THE. STATE.


WHEREAS, Official proof has been furnished me
that one GEORGE F. BASS, charged with high.
way robbery and intent 10 murder, in the parish
Of Jefferson, and rconfned in the parish Jail in
said parish, did escape from prison on The night OF
the 4th instant
Now, thereforeI have thought proper to issue
TINS my proclamation, calling upon the good
people Of this State to give their aid and assistance
IN afresting and bringing to Justice the said
GEORGE F. BASS, and further Offering. in the
name and by authority of the State a reward Of
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS for his appre.
hension and conviction.
The aforesaid GEORGE F. BASS is described
as about twenty-five years old, i've feet nine or
ten inches high short hair, light eyes, talks fast,
mas reckless manner of speaking and acting and
y Of genteel appearance.
Given under my hand and seal of the State AT
'ne CITY Of New Orleans, this ninth day of June.
e. e. = 1866 and Of the independence of the United
states the ninetieth.
J. MADISON WELLS,
b the Governor:
J. Il. HARDY,
Secretary of state.
STATE OF LOUISIANA ExnouTfyY 'r,r1. ,,,,,,,,- !
4
New Orleans, May II, IsS6
In conformity to the provisions Fl 49, oY9
the General Assembly, entitled ''e' u
An act to authorize the Governor 10 ;ss,,.
the Bonds Of the State for the amount of o,,e
Million of Dollars and to provide for the nav
ment of the same, to detfay the expenses ~
building leyees. IN accordance with the CON
tracts made by him and the leYee commission.
eng appointed for that purpose,
Proposals are invited and Will be received
i9r thirty days, expiring June 18th, 1856 for
the purchase Of One Million of Dollars Of
Bonds q the State, as authorized as aforesaid.
Ihe said Bonds bear an interest of eight per
cent per annum, payable selni-annually, have
twenty years to run. and are secured by
pi9dge OF all the proceeds of the sale of the
pqelle or swamp lands belongingt to the State.
BidS VIII be received in sums Of One Thou
salla Dollars and upwards, to be addressed 10
: ~ - Governor Of the State 70 be opened bv |
nm y and the Board Of Leyee Commissioners
a 1917. 20 Dc Endorsed Proposals for the purs
chase OF Leyee Bonds"
On4y state notes, National Bank notes and I
i. 5e,i lslaaeI received in payment OF Bonds,
/, me right is specially reserved Of reiecfine,
y - ois3s 5lqt satisfactory to the Governor ans
Board Of Leyee Commissioners '-''N- ''--Ni
]. MADISON WELLS.
governor OF the State Of Louisiana
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Geo.. MI sunday Arrangement.
lieu Of Horse Cars - ' AOiN"s d. i o clock' In
oa An Extra Train viii leave the City every Sunday at
o9 and after MAY 9th the Trains will leave either end ~
s SGaa on sundays, at every half hour from dpl
PPaEe to and rom the Lake, same day, Is cents
prior 10 departure Of the train Fare is cents each way
GEO PANDELY. General SUPERINTENDENT